West's Nuclear Pact Draft Aims for NATO Control
Western draft for a nuclear nonproliferation treaty would bar the five nuclear powers from supplying weapons or know-how to others and would involve nonnuclear NATO states in advance planning. Russia signals opposition, arguing the Atlantic force must be outlawed or constrained before any treaty.
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Russia
Britain
France
Red China
NATO
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Soviet Union
Non-nuclear nations seek guarantees at Geneva disarmament talks
At the Geneva conference, Canada leads a push for safeguards against atomic attack or blackmail in exchange for pledges not to acquire nuclear weapons. The United States and Britain show sympathy but caution due to political and military risks. Russia also rejects formal nuclear guarantees.
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Prussia
Canada
United States
Britain
Eisenhower backs LBJ policy amid U.N. disappointment
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower urged national support for Johnson’s Viet Nam policy and criticized the United Nations for failing to marshal world opinion behind South Vietnam. He noted his private citizen status prevents comment on specifics and warned against opposition during crisis. The Eisenhowers traveled from Wisconsin to Gettysburg after a two week vacation.
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Woodruff
Wis
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Johnson
Eisenhower
Wisconsin
United Nations
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
White House
Mamie
Gettysburg
Eisenhowers
Mincequa
New York
Howard Young
Marching for Integration in Americus Faces White Opposition
Civil rights demonstrators in Americus Georgia returned to the streets after failed attempts to integrate two churches. Police guarded a 230-strong march to the courthouse without incident as leaders from SCLC and SNCC urged national support. A Klan rally was announced for next Sunday in Americus by Georgia leader Calvin Craig.
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First Methodist Church
T. Walker Griffin
Benjamin van Clarke
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
Calvin Craig
Georgia
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Atlanta
Ku Klux Klan
Americus
Clarke
SCLC
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Willie Bolden
Bolden
Touch The Communicator of Love
A doctor explains touch as a vital communication tool for couples and children. It argues touch can convey care when words fail and counters neglect of this powerful, lonely-curing act. August issue promotes Reader's Digest with faith in its message.
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Reader's Digest
Statehouse Cleared of Taxes But No Quick Fix Seen
Boston report says the 1965 legislative session may face a tax decision as Senate leaders press three major bills: racial imbalance, a $320 million highway plan with veto rules, and no fix traffic tickets. Donahue clears calendars after caucuses. House plans and fresh proposals linger amid debates on sales and income tax increases and budget balancing.
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Democratic Alternative
Harriman Opens Talks In London On Viet Nam Visit
Roving Ambassador W Averell Harriman arrived in London and opened talks with British leaders on Viet Nam and other world issues He first met former Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home and planned discussions with Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart and Prime Minister Harold Wilson The trip includes a stop in Washington to brief President Johnson on the vacation claim and continuing European talks with Tito in Yugoslavia about a peace plan linked to a halt in bombing North Viet Nam
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Viet Nam
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Lal Bahadur Shastri
India
Tanjug
United States
Twelve alleged assassins arrested in Bhutan
Calcutta dateline AP reports twelve people arrested after an abortive attempt on King Jigme Dorji Wangchuk during a visit to the Ky Chu monastery near Thimbu. A hand grenade was thrown and several shots fired. the king was not hurt according to Bhutan officials.
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India
Bhutan
Sikkim
Jigme Dorji Wangchuk
Kyichu
Fom Thimbu
Freedom Democrats urge Negroes to disobey draft
In Jackson Mississippi a Black political group the Freedom Democrats urge Negro mothers to keep sons from honoring the draft and ask Negro service members to stage hunger strikes. The leaflet appears in their monthly newsletter and was printed in the McComb party publication.
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Jackson
Miss
Freedom Democratic Party
Charles Horwitz
McComb
FDP
Joe Martin
Clint Hopson
New Jersey
Mississippi
South
Viet Nam
Boy Killed When Racer Loses Wheel
A wheel from a jalopy during the national championship races struck two boys near Hutchinson Kansas. Steven Paul dusty Scott age two was killed and Johnny Cain was critically injured. The driver Herb Copeland 25 of Dodge City collapsed in shock after the accident.
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Kan
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Paschal Scott
Arkansas City
Fairgrounds
Johnny Cain
Eddie Cain
Herb Copeland
Dodge City
Wave of UFQs Alerts Folks In 4 States
Unidentified flying objects were reported over parts of Texas Oklahoma Mexico Oklahoma and Kansas late Sunday night into today. Sedgwick County Kansas reported sightings at altitudes of 6000 to 9000 feet while Tinker Air Force Base Oklahoma tracked up to four objects near 22000 feet. Air Force bases cite no definite space origin and note many sightings are balloons birds or meteors.
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Kan
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Tinker
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ADA Dissent on U N call over Vietnam policy
ADA chairman Don Edwards says placing the issue before the United Nations for a settlement is not enough. He urges President Johnson to press UN Secretary General Thant for an immediate cease fire in Vietnam, arguing continued hostilities hinder negotiations for peace.
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