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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1967
Page
11
Denver officers chased a car full of boys with long hair after a cruiser policeman radioed others to watch for it. A police dispatcher asked if there was a girl aboard and the officer replied it was hard to tell.
President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin concluded a 10 hour Glassboro meeting with renewed personal familiarity and a directive to negotiators to pursue unresolved issues. Kosygin stressed Vietnam and Middle East pullbacks as prerequisites for broader U.S.-Soviet progress, while disarmament talks move toward a Washington draft treaty.
President Johnson hurried to beat Kosygin to television delivering a brief White House statement from the south lawn just before Kosygin’s eight o’clock press conference. He flew from Philadelphia to Washington then by helicopter to the White House arriving minutes before kibosh. The schedule required rapid network setup and a last‑minute flight plan.
The AP reports U.S. aid to Middle Eastern nations with diplomatic ties continues alongside food aid, while relations with severed countries are not disclosed. Johnson signs a silver bill ending paper money redemption in a year and enables up to 200 million in silver certificates to be withdrawn or released, aiming to curb silver prices amid scarce supplies. Extra copper stock pressures loom as labor contracts near expiry, with potential strikes. Alberta Turner joins the National Advisory Council on Vocational Rehabilitation. Johnson notes stalled Middle East talks and ongoing Vietnam differences.
Queenie, a blind Springer Spaniel, has found a home with the William H. Swank family in Northville Township. The eyeless dog joins Pat Swank, 11, three cats, and a horse named Mr. Allen on a two acre lot, offering space and safety from traffic. Abandoned a week earlier in a Detroit church, Queenie carried a note begging for shelter and playmates. The Humane Society placed her after screening hundreds of offers.
James H Meredith leads a small group through Mississippi on the renewed march against fear. He plans to stop near Canton about 25 miles south of Jackson while noting his 34th birthday and previous ambush wounds. He recalls last year’s riot at the University of Mississippi and the Capitol closure.
Witnesses describe fire in the Mohawk Airlines jetliner tail just before it crashed into a mountain in Blossburg Pennsylvania killing all 34 aboard. Federal investigators conducted interviews noting low flight and debris shedding. weather or sabotage not yet found. Flight recorder and plane parts moved to Washington for study.
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