Gromyko backs points to settle Viet Nam strife
In Moscow the Soviet Foreign Minister said halting U S bombing of North Viet Nam is the first condition for progress. He affirmed support for North Viet Nam’s settlement points calling for American withdrawal and local settlement of Vietnamese problems. Stewart planned further talks after dinner.
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U S. May Reply To Soviet Union Claims
The United States was expected to reply to Soviet charges that it endangers Europe with a vast nuclear arsenal. Soviet envoy Tsarapkin claimed 5 000 to 6 000 warheads in Europe threaten Western Europe and called for denuclearized zones in Africa and Europe, while noting U S willingness to discuss such zones if others join.
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Britain Pledges Force Over Kariba Power Flow
Prime Minister Wilson warned Britain will protect the Kariba Dam power flow to Zambia with possible limited military action. RAF units and ground troops were moved toward Kenya for a quick entry into Zambia, amid disputed terms with Kaunda and Rhodesia's border posture.
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iZambezi
FBI Says Shoplifting Fastest Growing Form Of Larceny
The FBI reports shoplifting as the nation s fastest growing form of larceny with a 93 percent rise over five years. In the last year police logged 184473 cases involving goods worth nearly 5 million dollars. It notes most shoplifters are women and distinguishes amateurs from professional thieves who target suburban stores and work in small teams.
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Girl Listed As Missing At Beach
Police Chief John H. Clark appealed for information on Loretta Fowler a 17 year old of School Street reported missing from her Navy 24 home. No leads have been received. Loretta is five feet five inches tall 108 pounds with dark blonde hair and was believed to wear a green shepherds coat. Citizens with information were asked to contact the department.
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American Losses In Viet Nam Drop
The AP reports a week of fighting raises South Viet Nam 7th Regiment casualties to 459 dead, 185 missing, 861 wounded. U.S. deaths drop to 40 for the week. 117 Americans wounded and five missing. Viet Cong attacked multiple units as U.S. advisers were among casualties. 1,539 Viet Cong killed for a 3 to 1 kill ratio.
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FBI Agent Links Defendant to Selma Montgomery Shooting
In federal court in Montgomery Alabama special agent Lawrence G Gettings testified that defendant Eugene Thomas 42 said he had been in the Selma Montgomery area three times recently carrying on Klan activities He said he had no knowledge of the slaying Mrs Liuzzo was killed after the Selma to Montgomery march and other defendants were implicated in a conspiracy charge involving civil rights violations.
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Cantara Presses Campaign Unity At Democratic Session
Mayoralty candidate Daniel P. Cantara addressed about 100 Democrats in a session sponsored by the Women's Democratic Social Club and allied groups. He urged reform, federal education grants, new industry, and careful zoning while stressing unity and support from opposition candidates.
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Gertrude Pombriant
Richard A. Dutremble
Joseph Zaithin
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Sock knitting girl aims for clever foot in it
A humorous caption notes a girl knitting a sock for a companion who may literally end up with his foot in the garment. The quip plays on the idea of a foot in the sock and a figurative toeing of the line.
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