Possible LBJ Kosygin Talks Stir Horse Trading Prospects
AP reports a face to face meeting between President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin could occur as Kosygin visits the United Nations. The piece notes both sides risk miscalculation over Middle East borders and arms, with potential for limited U N consensus and possible horse trading to learn each other’s positions.
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Firemen Perform Task of Mercy in Pikeville Home
In Pikeville Kentucky James Merida was digging a drainage ditch under his house when his feet were exposed beneath the foundation. A passerby called for firemen who pulled him from the floor hole and completed their task of mercy.
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House Rejects Johnsons RR Settlement Guarantee
The House defeated President Johnsons plan for a 90 day no strike extension and compulsory settlement if negotiations fail. Senate had approved the administration bill earlier. A Railway Labor Executives Association pledge not to strike if talks continue offered a temporary brake on passage.
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Mariner 5 Corrects Course After Canopus Misread
Pasadena based Mariner 5 briefly misidentified Canopus as Earth and then reestablished its lock on the guiding star. The craft, traveling about 7000 miles per hour, will pass Venus on October 19 to study radiation and atmosphere through radio signals despite Venus cloud cover.
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All but One Irish Paper Has Sour Note
Cork Examiner criticizes overzealous security as Mrs Kennedy and her children, Caroline age nine and John age six, vacation at Woodstown House near Woodstown, Ireland after arriving from New York for a month.
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FBI reports sharp rise in violent crime across the nation
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover said the crime rate rose 21 percent in the January March quarter with violent crimes up 21 percent. Robberies climbed as high as 42 percent in mid sized cities while murders rose 23 percent and aggravated assault 15 percent. Hoover urged support for law enforcement nationwide.
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