Brezhnev Envisions Tense East West Ties
Moscow in a three day central committee session Brezhnev warns U S Soviet relations icy over Viet Nam and says military aid to North Viet Nam will continue. He faults China for not supporting Moscow and flags Western militarism while stressing economic reforms to boost efficiency and worker stake in socialism.
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Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Party
Red China
Brezhnev
United States
U.S
Washington
Union
North
London
Eastern Europe
West Germany
Central Committee
Alexei N. Kosygin
Khrushchev
Rusk and Gromyko Press On Kashmir Talks
In New York Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko agree to back UN efforts on Kashmir while failing to narrow differences on ending the nuclear arms race. They avoid a direct Viet Nam discussion and plan a Friday dinner at the Soviet UN delegation. Gromyko cites Kashmir and disarmament as main topics.
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Brezhnev
Kosygin
New York
Dean Rusk
Andre Gromyko
United Nations
Kashmir
Rusk
Gromiyko
Moscow
U. N. Security Council
Avoid Force Tells U.N. to Seek Peace Without War
French Minister Maurice Gouve de Murville urged the United Nations to avoid military action in a policy speech to the General Assembly. He favored U.N. civilian observers over force, proposed a small committee to study U.N. spending, and noted France had unpaid peacekeeping assessments.
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N.Y
Maurice Gouve de Murville
General Assembly
Gouve de Murville
World Organization
U.N
India-Pakistan
France
Soviet Union
Wilson Would Talk Anywhere For Viet Peace
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson urged readiness to travel to Moscow or Peking for talks with Soviet and Chinese leaders to end the Vietnam war. He defended pro American Viet Nam policy at the Labour Party conference, saying peace requires talks with all sides.
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Blackpoool
England
Harold Wilson
Moscow
Peking
Viet Nam
Wilson
Labor Party
Alexei N. Kosygin
Russia
Chou En-lai
China
Transport and General Workers’ Union
Michael Stewart
Andrei A. Gremyka
State splits public safety post as Caples balks at leaving
In Boston Richard Caples refuses to relinquish the public safety job amid Gov Peabody’s exit while Leo Laughlin newly sworn in seeks to assume duties after Frank Giles’s resignation. A Superior Court judge will decide this afternoon whether Laughlin may be engrossed as commissioner. Laughlin vows to await court ruling and keep order until final decision. Pan American manager Paul Vohs was released in Jakarta, while Indonesian authorities detained him after a banknote incident.
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Boston
Superior Court
Public Safety
Richard R. Caples
Frank S. Giles
Gov. Volpe
Gov. Peabody
Giles
Edward W. Brooke
Caples
Volpe
Jakarta
Afi
Pan American Airlines
Paul Vohs
Indonesia
Vons
Colby
Kan
Torney General
Laughlin
State Police
Commonwealth Ave
Federal Bureau of Investigation
New England
Secretary’ of State
Judges Day Off Bill Killed By House Vote
In Boston, Rep. Sidney Q. Curtiss led a successful push to kill a bill granting district court judges 26 extra Saturdays off annually. The final tally was 107 to 106, with Curtiss arguing tax relief for cities and towns would be harmed by county funding losses. The measure faced strongest opposition from western counties and Berkshire legislators. The session also tackled Gov Volpe tax proposals and a law raising the minimum age for full motor vehicle licensing to 18, with interim permits allowed. Senate concurred on two studies on insurance and public statements about pending criminal cases.
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Sidney Q. Curtiss
Sheffield
House
Senate
Curtiss
Berkshire County
Berkshires
U.S. Senate Committee On Judiciary
Francis X. Morrissey
Federal District Court
Warren A. Turner
Lee
Volpe
Sex Anonymous formed at Sheffield University
A moral support group patterned after Alcoholics Anonymous called the Anti-Free Love Society has been started by June Heaton a junior at Sheffield University. Coeds can call a special number to reach another member for moral support when facing sexual advances. Heaton says staying pure is difficult for a working girl.
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England
UPI
Alcoholics Anonymous
Sheffield University
June Heaton
Miss Heaton
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