Committee Agrees On Poverty War Bill
In Washington UPI reports peace mood in the House as supporters of the war on poverty hope for salvation of Johnsons program. The armistice appeared signalled Monday when Rep Adam Clayton Powell called for a pause or compromise amid the partisan debate.
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UPI
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Johnnson
Adam Clayton Powell
D.N.Y
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Powell
Education and Labor Committee
Sam M. Gibbons
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Hurricane Inez Threatens Guadeloupe and Caribbean islands
UPI reports hurricane Inez with 90 mph winds threatening Guadeloupe and nearby islands as warnings are issued for Marie Galante Desirade Antigua and Montserrat. Center winds reach 90 mph with 175 mile gale bands. the storm is expected to intensify over the next 24 hours.
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P.R
Marie Galante
Desirade
Antigua
Montserrat
Air Force
Fair Trial Expected By Klansman's Attorney
In Hayneville Alabama defense attorney Arthur Hanes predicted a predominantly Negro jury for the trial of Ku Klux Klansman Eugene Thomas in the nightrider slaying of Mrs Viola Gregg Liuzzo. Hanes said seven Negroes and five whites would compose the jury from 35 Negroes and 16 whites. Trial began Monday and was recessed after state witnesses were unavailable. Also in a civil rights case Judge Thagard dismissed assault charges against former deputy Thomas Coleman in the Daniels case. FBI informer Gary Rowe, a key witness, was expected to testify for the state in Thomas trial.
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Ala
UPI
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Eugene Thomas
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Hanes
Haynes
Alabama
Richmond Flowers
T. Worth Thagard
Lowndes County Superior Court
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Jonathan Daniels
Keene
N.H
Richard Morrisree
Chicago
Coleman
Daniels
Morrisroe
Thomas
FBI
Gary Thomas Rowe
Flowers
Joe Breck Gaunt
Rowe
Collie Leroy Wilkins
William O. Eaton
Wilkins
U.S. Officials Discuss NATO Troop Review and German Talks
President Johnson proposed a NATO troop review amid West Germany s demand for a 50 percent cut in arms purchases. Erhard and Johnson planned joint space facility talks at Cape Kennedy. Gaining agreement on a review remained uncertain as U.S. officials signaled tough positions on arms costs and NATO commitments.
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UPI
NATO
U.S
West Germany
Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Erhard
Cape Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mansfield Mont
Committee
United States
Germany
House
Bonn
Mars
Venus
North Viet Nam Expands Ties With Moscow Bloc
North Viet Nam has stepped up contacts with the Moscow bloc beyond routine consultations. A North Vietnamese delegation led by deputy premier Le Thanh Nghi met Soviet leaders in Moscow, while Hanoi hosted a Czech mission led by Premier Josef Lenard to discuss aid and economic issues. Brezhnev has since met with regional Communist leaders amid broader East Bloc diplomacy.
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London
UPI
North
Viet Nam
Moscow Bloc
Moscow
le Thanh Negi
Hanoi
Josef Lenard
Brezhnev
Todor Zhivkof
Senate Bill Aims to Restore Stolen Rembrandt to Germany
The Senate passed a measure to return three stolen paintings to the Weimar Museum in Germany after 44 years. The Rembrandt self portrait valued at 750000 dollars, with a Ter Borch portrait and Tischbein portrait valued at 100000 dollars combined, would be held in trust in West Germany pending final restitution.
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Germany
Washington
UPI
Weimar Museum
House
East Germany
United States
West
Gerard Ter Borch
Johann Friedrich Tischbein
Senate Judiciary Committee
Rembrandt
Ter Boch
Tischbein
Weimar
Brezhnev Wins Backing for Hard Line Vietnam China Policy
In Moscow Soviet Communist Party chief Leonid Brezhnev gained strong backing for Russia s hard line toward Vietnam and a tough stance against Communist China during a recent party gathering. The show of unified support signals firm continuity in Soviet foreign policy at a time of regional tension and global Cold War concerns.
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Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Mikhail Suslov
Yuri Andropov
Hanoi
Peking
Red China
UPI
Russia
China
Stranded American Girl Sells Papers To Earn Her Fare Home
A 20 year old American girl in Paris, Pam Ahern, sells newspapers near the American Express building to tourists to fund her return home after missing a chartered plane. She earns about $20 weekly, dreams of a working permit, and endures homesickness while living in a student house near St. Michel.
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Opera
Pam Ahern
Pam
Ledge Road
Barrington
R.I
Seine
St. Michel
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