Rusk Warns on Trade Proposals
In Washington Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned Congress against protectionist trade laws that would harm U.S. interests and provoke retaliation. Testifying before the Senate Finance Committee, he defended free trade after the Kennedy round tariff talks and urged rejection of import quotas affecting 5.7 billion dollars in imports. He stressed trade is a two way street and warned protectionism would invite foreign retaliation and close world markets to American goods.
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Washington
UPID
Dean Rusk
Congress
U.S
Senate Finance Committee
Rusk
Geneva
Capitol Hill
Senate
United States
Americans Win Nobel Medicine Prize For Eye Research
STOCKHOLM UP I Two American professors share the 1967 Nobel Prize in medicine for work on eyesight. The laureates are Haldan K Hartline 63 of Rockefeller University New York and George Wald 60, with the third recipient a Swedish scientist.
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Stockholm
UPI
Haldan K. Hartline
Rockefeller University
New York City
George Wald
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Ragnar Granit
Oxford University
England
Royal Caroline’ Institute
Peyton Rouse
Charles Huggins
Ben May Laboratory
Chicago
W. H. Howell
Albert Michelson
Granit
Helsinki
Oxford
Sir Charles Scot Sherrington
Democratic Governors Push Vietnam War Resolution At Sea
Democratic governors at the National Governors Conference urged resolute support for President Johnson's Vietnam policy and ongoing peace efforts. Aboard a New York to Virgin Islands cruise, the group circulated a draft resolution while Republicans voiced no appetite for a Vietnam declaration. Governors echoed prior 1965 and 1966 actions amid a tense, action-leaning meeting-at-sea.
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Is Independence
UPI
National Governors Conference
Johnson
Vietnam
New York
Virgin Islands
Utah
Calvin Rampton
United States
Texas
John B. Connally
Rhode Island
John H. Chafee
St. Thomas
Calvin L. Rampton
Michigan
George Romney
California
Ronald Reagan
London blackout hairlines Fleet Street half the city
Sections of central London were dark for one hour due to a switchgear fault at Dorset Rise substation. Fleet Street area bore the brunt as some buildings lost electricity while others remained on. The outage affected newsrooms including United Press International and newspapers such as the Daily Telegraph, Daily Sketch, and Daily Mail, prompting hundreds of emergency calls.
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London
Electricity Board
Fleet Street
United Press International
Daily Telegraph
Daily Sketch
Daily Mail
Board
Dorset Rise
River Thomas
Law Courts
New Bridge St
GUEVARA DEATH PROTESTS BY RED STUDENTS IN MOSCOW
More than 200 students demonstrated before the U S Embassy in Moscow protesting American role in Ernesto Che Guevara death in Bolivia last Sunday. Students from Africa and Asia joined the rally and waved signs in English Russian and Spanish accusing the United States of complicity.
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Moscow
UPI
U.S
America
Ernesto
Che
Guevara
Africa
Asia
Israel
Vietnam
Che Guevara
United States
Bolivia
Cuba
Sil Yanquinos
Ban Troi
South Vietnam
Patrice Lumumba
Soviets report Venus 4 makes soft landing on Venus
Venus 4 deployed a pennant bearing the Soviet coat of arms and transmitted atmosphere data showing carbon dioxide rich air and temperatures up to 536 degrees Fahrenheit. Tass said the capsule settled softly after a four month flight about 50 million miles from Earth, while Jodrell Bank observers tracked the signals.
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Moscow
UPI
Une
Venus
Tass
Soviet Union
Russia
Earth
Britain
Jodrell Bank Observatory
Mariner 5
Jodrell Bank
England
Bernard Lovell
Informa
Lovell
Jodrell
Soviet Sciences Academy
Mstislav V. Keldysh
America
Space
58 GIs Killed In Cong Ambush Near Saigon
Viet Cong guerrillas using ambush tactics destroyed a U S 1st Infantry Division battalion northwest of Saigon killing 58 Americans including Lt Col Terry Allen Jr and Maj Donald Holleder. Another 61 wounded. 103 Communists killed. Air losses rose to 704 U S planes. Sixty pilots missing. Authorities said a defector warned of planned attacks by Viet Cong divisions and weapon caches were found.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Terry Allen Jr
Donald Holleder
West Point
Laos
Cambodia
Iron Trian Gle
Fred C. Weyand
II Corps
U.S
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Talks Break Down on Mindszenty Freedom in Budapest
In Budapest, Vatican and Hungarian Communist officials failed to reach a settlement over Cardinal Mindszenty’s freedom from the U.S. legation after 11 years of asylum. Talks, led by Cardinal Koenig, will continue with U.S. involvement as Mindszenty remains in shelter amid patrols and diplomatic maneuvering.
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Cardinal Mindszenty
Budapest
UPD
Jozsef Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S
United States
Legation
Austria
Franziskus
Koenig
Munich
Rome
Vatican
Paul VI
Mindszenty
Liberty Square
Vienna
Martin Hillen Brand
America
Hungary
Inside Editorials on War Aims and Day of Fear
On the Inside column by Elizabeth Dwyer reflects escalating war aims and a fearful day theme. The note mentions Page 4 while graveyard vandalism in Pownal is under police investigation on Page 8.
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Elizabeth Dwyer
Pownal
Local Ford Plant Labor Dispute Settled at Green Island
Local issues between union and management at Ford Motor Co. Green Island plant were settled Tuesday, enabling union members to return to work once national contracts are settled. Local contracts expired with the national agreement, and without local settlement a return to work could not occur, potentially shutting down the company.
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Troy
N.Y
Green Island
Ford Motor Co
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