U.N. Debt Crisis Talks Edge Toward Settlement
United Nations negotiators press behind the scenes amid rising hopes for a financing and constitutional solution. U Thant, with U S and Soviet leaders endorsing progress, faces an Asian African three point plan proposing Article 19 inapplicability, a financing study group, and a voluntary rescue fund to cover past peacekeeping deficits.
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Thant
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Middle East
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Soviet Union
President Johnson undergoes minor skin operation
Surgeons removed a small hyperkeratosis growth from the right hand at the White House. George F. Reedy said the sun overexposure caused the thickening, there is no malignancy, and Johnson will wear a hand dressing for a time. The operation was led by Capt. Gustave T. Anderson and Dr. Peter Horvath.
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Johnson
White House
George F. Reedy
Reedy
Naval
Gustave T. Anderson
Bethesda
Peter Horvath
Georgetown University
Soviet Chauffeur and Engineer Convicted of Espionage
A Soviet chauffeur Igor A. Ivanov and U.S. electronics engineer John W. Butenko were found guilty of conspiring to relay Air Force secrets to the Soviet Union and violating foreign agent registration laws. The 36 day trial in Newark ended with a possible death penalty awaiting sentencing by U.S. District Judge Anthony T. Augelli.
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Soviet Union
U.S. District Court
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Butenko
Ivanov
State Department
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Igor A. Ivanov
N. J
Perons Failed Comeback Tests Spanish Officials Mull Fate
Juan D. Peron resumed exile in Spain after a brief failed bid to return to Argentina. Brazilian authorities ordered his return to Spain aboard a Siberia DC8 jet. Madrid officials kept him shielded from reporters as Sevilla became his temporary stop.
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Paraguay
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Minnesota colleges seek forty million budget boost
Five state colleges submit a two year budget plan totaling 40 million to Gov. Karl Rolvaag, up from 18.1 million. Dr Bevington Reed says needs include more faculty and higher salaries with a 15 percent raise next year and 10 percent the year after. Enrollment climbs from 5 687 in 1954 to 21 112 this fall with over 30 000 forecast for 1970.
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Karl Rolvaag
Bevington Reed
State College Board
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St. Cloud
Winona
Reed
Johnson calls for Western unity on nuclear issue at Georgetown
President Johnson urged NATO members to solve how to handle nuclear weapons without dictating terms and to use communication as a tool for human freedom. He spoke at Georgetown University during the Roman Catholic school's 175th anniversary convocation.
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Georgetown
Special Counsel Accuses Senator of Lying in Vatican Row
An AP wire dispatch reports a special counsel for the committee accusing a senator of lying. The scene shows church leaders including Cardinal Koenig of Vienna and Cardinal Doepiner of Munich, with Cardinal Alfrink of Holland and Cardinal Santos of Manila among others in Bombay.
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Munich
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Holland
Rufino Cardinal Santos
Manila
Pope Paul urges world faiths join in shared future
Pope Paul VI in Bombay meets Hindu, Islam, Buddhist, Zoroastrian leaders and other Christians, urging all men to work together for a better world. He voices hope for closer bonds amid a tiny Catholic minority in India and stresses unity despite differences.
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Fire Chief Tobar Admitted To Local Hospital
Austin Fire Chief John Tobar was admitted to St. Olaf Hospital with an unnamed infection. Doctors said the infection is not serious and not related to a recent surgery in Rochester. Dr James Z Appel of Lancaster Pa was chosen president elect of the American Medical Association and will assume the president's office next June.
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St. Olaf Hospital
Tobar
Rochester
James Z. Appel
Lancaster
American Medical Association
Miami Beach
Appel
McCloskey Finances Sparks Senate Hearing Row
The Bobby Baker inquiry erupted in a shouting match as special counsel McLendon called Sen Williams a liar amid tense exchange over McCloskey Construction Co finances. Williams alleged he shared further information on contracts. McLendon denied truthfulness. Reynolds testified on a $35,000 overpayment tied to a campaign fund, claiming Baker and McCloskey used the money politically.
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Bobby Baker
Special Rules Committee
Lennox P. McLendon
John J. Williams
R-Del
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Williams
McCloskey Construction Co
Baker
Carl T. Curtis
Senate
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Rules Committee
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William K. Stewart
McCloskey Co
Stewart
McCloskey
Ireland
Reynolds
Senate Rules Committee
Washington, D.C
Traffic Deaths State and Iowa Years Ago
A historical note compares traffic death totals for a state and Iowa, listing figures for today and corresponding years past 765 and 748 for the state, 772 and 652 for Iowa, highlighting long term changes in roadway fatalities.
Duluth Man Sentenced in Deer Slaying Case
AP reports Duluth resident John Kier, 24, received 90 days in the workhouse after pleading guilty to taking part in a tame deer killing. Earlier Clifton LaDuke, 22, of Minneapolis, was sentenced to five years, to run concurrently with a prior five year term for attempted theft by check.
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John Kier
Duluth
Clifton M. LaDuke
Seven shot dead found in East Side Detroit home
Detroit police report seven victims found shot to death in an East Side residence. Three adults and four children were killed, with another child wounded critically. The case is under investigation by local authorities.
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Detroit
Duluth Man Found in Burning Car Mystery
The body of August Ylinen was found in a burning car in west Duluth early today. Police were alerted just before 4 a.m. after flames were seen. identification came from a driver license. Autopsy planned.
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August Ylinen
Duluth
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