Russia and China set border talks in mid June
China accepts Soviet proposal for Joint Commission on Boundary Rivers meeting to discuss border issues. Officials suggest a June gathering in Khabarovsk, the first talks since March clashes over a disputed river island Chenpao.
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New York Times
Hong Kong
China
Joint Commission For Navigation On
Khabarovsk
Ussurt River
Chenpao ‘and She
Soviet Union
Moscow
Peking
Chen Fa-ping
Commission
Ussuri
Lin Piao
Chinese Communist Party
Central Committee
Poher Runs For French Presidency In 1969 Duel
Alain Poher, interim president, announced his candidacy in a race seen as a middle-of-the-road contest against Georges Pompidou. Also in the field are Jacques Duclos Gaston Defferre Michel Rocard and Alain Krivine. In the U.S. W Lee O Dan iel dies at 79 in Baylor Hospital.
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New York Times
Paris
Alain Poher
Georges Pompidou
Poher
Pompidou
Jeff
Jacques Duclos
Communists
Gaston Defferre
Socialist Party
Michel Rocard
Alain Krivine
Union Theological Sit-In Backing Reparations Demand
Integrated Union Theological Seminary students in New York staged a day long sit in to press for 500 million dollars in reparations for racial injustice, while about 100 Marietta College students entered a fourth day of hunger strike over expulsions. At City College of New York, Dr. Copeland pledged negotiations with students seeking a black studies school and more minority enrollment, while Marietta, Union, and Newton Theological School protests continued with student demands for reforms and leadership changes.
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Union Theological Seminary
New York
Marietta College
Ohio
Union
National Black Economic Development Conference
Marietta
Earl Maimann
City College of New York
Joseph J. Copeland
Copeland
Newton
Mass
Andover Newton Theological School
University of Massachusetts
Amherst
Nigeria Replaces Failing Generals in Biafra War
Lagos AP reports the Nigerian army ousted commanders of three divisions over Biafra. Col Benjamin Adekunle, former Marine Commando head, shifts to training and planning after Owerri loss and a string of setbacks since last September.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Biafra
Benjamin A. Adekunle
Dyd Marine Commando Division
Army Headquarters
Adekunle
Owerri
Question Who Heads USC Youth Service Division
Boston AP report on Atty Gen Quinn evaluating who should lead the Division of Youth Service. Coughlan’s fate, interim director nominee Maloney, and Sargent’s push amid council dispute. Separate items note campus disruption penalties bill stalled in House Rules Committee and rest home fire regulation relief passed by House.
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Atty
Gen
Quinn
USC
Boston
Division of Youth Service
Robert H. Quinn
John D. Coughlan
Francis W. Sargent
Executive Council
Sargent
Frank A. Maloney
Boston College School of Social Work
Maloney
Coughlan
Walter F. Kelly
Worcester
Maloney-baloney
Kelly
Frank Maloney
Raymond F. Fontana
Longmeadow
Fontana
Commonwealth
Prof. Maloney
YSD
Louis P. Bertonazzi
D-Milford
Youth Service Board
Joseph Cullen
Massachusetts House
Harrison Chadwick
Winchester
House
Chadwick
Harvard University
Senate
Richard Dwinnell
MBTA
Sargent Proposes Palatable Surtax Plan Boost
Boston Gov Francis W Sargent proposes to make his 14 percent surtax plan seem more palatable by increasing local aid to cities and towns. Democrats cautiously back real estate tax relief but fault the governor for not fully backing his plan while Republicans hail it as bold. The Massachusetts League of Cities and Towns welcomes a larger Local Aid Fund and lawmakers weigh the budget before votes.
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Boston
Francis W. Sargent
Massachusetts League of Cities and Towns
Senate
Maurice A. Donahue
Donahue
House
M. Bartley
Bartley
Sargent
GOP
Josiah A. Spaulding
Massachusetts
John F. Parker
Taunton
Sargent Seeks $205 Million Accelerated Highways Plan
Gov. Francis W. Sargent asks the legislature for a $205 million accelerated highway program claiming it can be finished without new borrowing or a higher gasoline tax. He cites a 59% federal reimbursement for interstates enabling $167 million in 1963 1967 bonds to be freed and $35 million from debt service. DPW says current funds lapse July 3 after overseeing 2,943 miles of roads and $1.28 billion spent since 1946.
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Boston
Francis W. Sargent
Sargent
Highway Fund Debt Service
Department of Public Works
DPW
Blaiberg Hospitalized For Exhaustion In South Africa
Philip Blaiberg fifty nine year old heart transplant survivor was ordered to bed for a week as doctors suspect exhaustion. His wife Eileen said she called the doctor early today when Blaiberg grew short of breath and appeared tired after postoperative care.
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Blaiberg
Cape Town
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Eileen
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