Johnson, Kosygin discuss strategy to blunt Soviet prop oganda
Washington reports President Johnson and aides weighed how to counter a Soviet propaganda push aimed at portraying Israel as the aggressor and the United States as its ally. Kosygin's UN trip prompted hopes for a Johnson-Kosygin meeting to narrow gaps on the Middle East and Vietnam, though progress appeared unlikely. Kosygin’s Paris stopover with de Gaulle could signal whether France will join in broader outreach at the UN session.
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UPS
U.S
Libya
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Tripoli
Egypt
House and Senate Split Over Rail Strike Solution
Washington facing a looming railroad strike three days away. The Johnson administration weighed piecemeal congressional aid versus a permanent settlement as the House rejected the long-range plan 189 to 105 and endorsed a 90 day extension of the dispute talks.
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Detroit Police Strike Paralyzes City Amid Blue Flu Epidemic
Detroit police report hundreds calling in sick as a wage dispute escalates. DPOA warns sickness could reach 1000 by Monday. Wayne County Circuit Court orders halt of the strike. City cancels leaves and imposes 12 hour shifts while a $10,000 yearly salary demand is debated. The case involves court action and potential defense by Michigan State Police and National Guard.
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Carl Pacell
Robert Reese
Precautions Tight as Police Plan for Motorcycle Races
In Laconia New Hampshire state and local police will be backed by special officers and possibly National Guardsmen to prevent riots during the national championship motorcycle races. About 20 000 spectators are expected with no days off for police. guardsmen readiness is noted though numbers are undisclosed. The 1965 rioting in nearby Weirs Beach prompted heightened security and past arrests. Novice races Saturday and AMA championships Sunday feature 150 riders.
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UPI
London
Francis McSwiney
National Guard
Robert Rhodes
Weirs Beach
Lakes Country
American Motorcycle Association
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