Moscow Rejects LBJ Bid For Accord In Strong Tass Critique
The Soviet Union rejected President Johnsons offer to improve ties and declared no agreement possible while the United States pursues what Moscow calls aggression in Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic. Tass singled out Johnson by name, signaling a chill in U S Soviet relations and ending any talks of exchanges.
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UPD
Soviet Union
Johnson
Washington
Tass
United States
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Europe
Kremlin
Colombia Declares State of Siege Amid Student Clashes
President Guillermo Leon Valencia's government imposes a state of siege in Colombia after cabinet talks on student protests in Bogota and Medellin. Curfew, censorship, and authority to curb alcohol sales are announced as unrest spreads. arrests and kidnappings cited, including the killings of Harold Eder and the captivity of Oteverio Lara Rorrero.
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Rogota
Colombia
UPI
Guillermo Leon Valencia
Bogota
Medellin
Harold Eder
Ote
Fr McEwan Blasts Crime Commission Criticizes Massachusetts Probe
Boston College priest Father Robert J. McEwen charged the Massachusetts Crime Commission with failing to expose big operators behind years of corruption. Speaking at a Washington AFL-CIO conference, he criticized the commission and Gov. Volpe's administration for broad denunciations and urged ferreting out the key offenders rather than general critique.
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UPI
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Massachusetts Crime Commission
Washington
Robert J. McEwen
John A. Volpe
Volpe
Father McEwen
Gen. Brooke
Massachusetts Consumers Council
Crime Commission
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Consumers Council
Department of Commerce
Massachusetts
Education Bill Attacked Anonymously in House
In Boston AP report Sen Kevin B Norrington and Dr Benjamin C Willis defend the Willis Commission education bill amid an anonymous document alleging huge costs The document circulated by Rep Cornelius Kiernan is denounced as false by Harrington who suspects a three way alliance of educators opposed to reorganization Volpe backs the attack and says he would sign the bill if passed.
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Willis Commission
James Bond
State Department of Education
Kevin B. Norrington
Dsalem
Massachusetts Commission On Education
Benjamin C. Willis
Chicago
House
Cornelius Kiernan
Lowell
Harrington
Department of Education
Owen Kiernan
Education Commission
John A. Volpe
Greater
Volpe
Sidney Q. Curtiss
Sheffield
John F. X. Davoren
Milford
Curtiss
Curtis
Greenberg
Kitterman
Wojikowski
Turner
Lee
Zelaru
Adams
Sala
North Adams
Indian Team Seales Mount Everest Triumph on Summit
An Indian team reached the summit of Mt Everest, the world’s highest peak, tying an Indian flag to a pole left by American climbers in 1963. The ascent drew praise from President Radhakrishnan and Prime Minister Shastri, with Nepal barring future foreign attempts from the non Communist side.
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New Delhi
India
Mt. Everest
Sarvepali Radhakrishnan
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Nepal
Foreign Aid Cleared in House Debate Set
The House Rules Committee cleared the way for full House debate on a 3.37 billion foreign aid authorization bill. Chairman Thomas E. Morgan said about 95 percent of the 72 aid recipients are friendly to the United States.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Thomas TE. Morgan
D-Pa
Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Heavy quake near Milford Sound off South Island
An offshore earthquake with similar magnitude to historic events was recorded off New Zealand's west coast near Milford Sound. Seismologists report the epicenter out to sea and vibrations were felt across the southern South Island with no damage reported.
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New Zealand
Agadir
Morocco
Skopje
Yu-goslavia
South Island
Milford Sound
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