RFK Urges Priority to Halt Nuclear Weapons Spread
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy urged President Johnson to push a central priority on stopping nuclear proliferation. He called for negotiations with the Soviet Union on a nonproliferation treaty, nuclear free zones, extension of the test ban, stockpile freezes, and stronger IAEA support, noting China’s atom test.
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RFK
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
Senate
United States
Southeast Asia
New York Democrat
Soviet Union
Latin America
Africa
U.S
International Atomic Energy Agency
Ted China
Communist
China
France
Berlin wall talks dim West Berliners visiting hopes
East German Premier Willy Stoph demanded a new agreement to reopen the wall prompting West German authorities led by Willy Brandt to reject renegotiation. Talks would only cover extending the old terms and visiting dates from a period ending June 13. In Tokyo, US and Japan scientists opened the fifth annual U S Japan Committee on Scientific Cooperation meeting. In Copenhagen a former Danish officer, now a businessman, was charged with spying for East Germany and held for a week as investigators probe his tripsAugust
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Berlin
Berlin Wall
Brandt
Bonn
Copenhagen
East Germany
Police Seek 17YearOld Arsonist Burglar
Minneapolis AP report says police hunt for a 17 year old who confessed to starting 13 fires and eight burglaries last month but was not prosecuted due to insufficient evidence. He was sent to Red Wing State Training School as a parole violation, but escaped during a Friday night recreation period.
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Minneapolis
Hennepin
Red Wing
Rebels to Offer OAS Mediators Their Proposals
Rebels plan to meet with the OAS mediation committee to present complementary proposals to the OAS plan for Dominican elections. The rebel spokesman said the faction is in complete accord with the plan if the additions are included.
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OAS
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Mediation Committee
The
Organization of American States
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Pfc
Charles E. Monday
Bessemer
Ala
Sweatshirt Clue Links Man to Grand Haven Robbery
Harold L. Sutton thirty of Grand Haven is jailed on an armed robbery charge connected to a shotgun holdup at a haven. A bartender identified a robber wearing a sweatshirt bearing the legend And You Think You've Got Trouble. Police arrested Sutton about 15 minutes after the robbery, the haul valued at $450.
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Grand Haven
Mich
Harold L. Sutton
Sutton
Haven
Skateboard Accidents Cause Five Deaths in City Since April
Chicago report from the National Safety Council cites five skateboard related deaths and about 200 injuries since April. Four fatalities involve children five years old or younger and four deaths resulted from collisions with motor vehicles.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Picket by Senior Citizens Near AMA Meeting
About 500 protestors, mostly 65 or older, from the New York Conference of Senior Citizens picketed outside the Americana Hotel as the AMA committee considered a Medicare boycott. They distributed an open letter urging doctors to cooperate with Medicare. The AMA convention and hearing favored nonparticipation while the committee weighed possible policy resolutions.
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New York
New York Congress of
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
AMA
Americana
Congress
Singapore's polyglot population reveals dominance of Chinese
The city state features a multilingual society with 80 percent of residents identifying as Chinese. It reflects a broad cultural mix, where Malay, Indian, and other communities contribute to a diverse social fabric.
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Singapore
U.S. to ship 37 million in surplus food to Egypt
The Johnson administration will send 37 million dollars of surplus food to Egypt, restoring aid after a six month suspension tied to U.A.R. tensions. State Department officials cite improved relations and refer to a possible new three year program amid Cairo’s compensation pledge for a burned Cairo library.
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Washington
US S
Egypt
Johnson
State Department
U.S
U.A.R
United States
Campaign to give youngsters a golf day in Atlanta
Esther Rawn launched a campaign to designate one weekday for children at Atlanta public golf courses. She protested a rule requiring each player to have a golf bag after her two sons were turned away with one bag between them. Demonstrators also protested U.S. actions in the Congo as the Egyptian government offered temporary rent free library space while the U.A.R. ceased aid to Congo rebels in mid April.
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Atlanta, Ga
Esther Rawn
U.S
Congo
U.A.R
Hunt called off in Death Valley for missing divers
Five divers emerged from a vast water filled cavern near Devil's Hole in Death Valley and told relatives that no bodies had been found for David Rose and Paul Giancontieri. The search was halted as officials said there was no chance of recovery if the bodies were not located.
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Death Valley
Calif
David Rose
Paul Giancontieri
Las Vegas
Devil's Hole
Rose
Paula
Giancontierei
Gianconteri
Walter Butt
Clarke County
Nev
Sheriff's Department
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Oakland, Minn
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Falcon
Tufsyn
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Goodyear
Bilox
Canada
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Chiad
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