U.S. Rejects Soviet Call to Punish Israel at UN
United States rejects Kosygin demand that Israel be condemned for the Middle East war and presents a five point peace plan based on Arab Israeli negotiations with third party help. Goldberg promotes moderation echoing Johnson policy with calls for recognition of sovereign borders and free maritime passage.
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Israel
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William L. Ryan
United Nations, N.Y
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Middle East
Alexei N. Kosygin
Arthur J. Goldberg
Johnson
Washington
Kosygin
Assembly Hall
Innocent Mari
Presider Johnson
Assembly
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
Negro crowds in Atlanta threaten calm with rock attacks
About 250 youths, mostly teens, attacked shops and police cars in a Negro neighborhood shopping district of Atlanta despite Stokely Carmichael urging restraint. Police fired into the air to restore order after clashes that injured at least two and led to eight arrests. Carmichael, not seen after his church speech, had earlier been released on bond.
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Atlanta
Stokely Carmichael
John Casserly
American Broadcasting Co
Carmichael
Montgomery
Ala
State Capitol
Ira DeMeni
Richard Boone
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Wee
L. B. Sullivan
Earl James
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Bequest by Mrs. Stone to U of Minnesota dropped in court
A niece withdrew efforts to void the 6 million bequest of Olive Whiting Stone to the University of Minnesota. The large stock gift, mostly 3M shares, would fund memorial funds for law students and disease research. The suit was dropped after the niece was paid a $12,000 legacy and the stocks remained in Stone’s name at death.
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Olive Whiting Stone
Minnesota Supreme Court
University of Minnesota
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Mrs. Anderson
U.S. District Court
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R. Joel Tierney
New York Stock Exchange
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Royal A. Stone
Royal A
Olive W. Stone
Toll rises as Minnesota traffic deaths reach 356
Six more fatalities push Minnesota road toll to 356 since Monday with victims including Jerome H. Sulerud 25 of Fertile and Merideth Miller 25 of Seattle and Grove City. The AP report lists multiple crash victims across Canby Osseo Litchfield International Falls and surrounding areas with injuries and ongoing investigations.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Jerome H. Sulerud
Fertile
Minn
Sulerud
Litchfield
Minneapolis
International Falls
Marlys Peterson
Canby
Highway Patrol
Allen Citrowski
Lester H. LaBelle
Emil Makidon
Thomas Doty
Osseo
Maple Grove
Robbinsdale
Leon Tuedebusch
Hormel Co Board Declares Regular Dividend
The Hormel & Co board of directors voted to declare a regular dividend of 40 cents per share on common stock. The quarterly payout, payable Aug. 15 to stockholders of record July 29, follows a prior decision in April to raise the rate by five cents per share.
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Geo. A. Hormel & Co
R. F. Gray
The
Hormel Co
Hussein to Present War Data to U N Amid Arab Israeli War
King Hussein of Jordan reads from a war data report he will hand to the United Nations. The document covers Israeli napalm use and Jordanian radar data on aircraft detected from the sea during the conflict.
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Jordan
United Nations
Amman
St Cloud OKs 3 Percent Revenue Fee on NSP Franchise
The St. Cloud City Council approved a 3 percent gross revenue fee on Northern States Power Co. gas and electric franchise sales. The fee is expected to raise about $122,000 annually for the city.
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St. Cloud
Northern States Power Co
Voting on Dodd Censure Delayed by Procedural Wrangle
Senate debate on censuring Senator Thomas J. Dodd stalls as procedural wrangle blocks action, with Democratic leaders seeking to resolve tangle and move to voting on censure.
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Dodd
Charles
Ate
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Thomas J. Dodd
Senate Democratic
Municipal Liquor Stores Earn $8.5 Million in Minnesota
Minnesota municipal liquor stores sold $59.1 million in beverages in 1966 and earned $8.5 million for local governments, a 14.5 percent return. Richfield led with $1.8 million in off sale. Fourteen cities topped half a million in sales. Thief River Falls dropped from that tier. Legislative debate on split licensing continues with no action.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Robert A. Whitaker
State Public Examiner
Thief River Falls
Richfield
Weather outlook fair with mild temps ahead
Fair conditions with little temperature change tonight and Wednesday. Lows near 54 to 58 and highs around 76 to 82. Thursday looks fair to partly cloudy and warmer.
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Clay Pleads Innocent in Draft Refusal Case in Houston
Cassius Clay, also known as Muhammad Ali, pleads not guilty to a federal charge of refusing induction into the military. The trial before Judge Joe Ingraham in Houston began with jury selection and intensified questions about his religion and impartiality.
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Houston
Tex
Cassius Clay
Joe Ingraham
Houston Armed Forces
Muhammad Ali
Hayden Covington
New York
Quinnan Hodges
U.S. Atty
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U.S. Dist
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Venireman
Covington
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