Treaty Delay Likely From Soviet Recalcitrance Amid U S Tensions
U S officials say the Soviet Union may delay a proposed nuclear nonproliferation treaty due to opposition to U S policy. A final draft was expected after the Glassboro summit but now may wait for Andrei Gromyko to return from the United Nations debate. The Soviets also canceled a U S cultural tour, signaling broader friction in Middle East and Vietnam policy.
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Television Groove Tube For Hippies
In the East Village two young men turn television into a psychedelic theater, creating Channel One Underground Television. Lane Sarasohn and Ken Shapiro run a three set show where audiences pay $1.75 for a two hour production presented at the 4th Street Theater.
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Technicians Solve Surveyor 4 Rocket Troubles for Moonward Launch
Technicians solved an Atlas Centaur electrical short on Surveyor 4 at Cape Kennedy. NASA said the problem is cleared and test runs will continue before a planned Friday 7:53 a.m. launch for a 65 hour flight to the moon. The craft aims to touch down in Sinus Medii Central Bay and relay thousands of TV pictures.
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Mutiny Near End Report Reaches Kisangani
Mutinous white mercenaries and Katangan troops have left Kisangani and moved toward the Uganda border with their European hostages, the Congolese government says it has regained full control and appears to end the mutiny after the kidnapping of ex-Premier Moise Tshombe.
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Soldier on eight hour pass declares love at first sight
A soldier leaving an army base tells a comrade on an eight hour pass that this is love at first sight. The line is attributed to him in a humorous local column.
Panelists Seek To Avert Rail Strike
Washington AP Senate House conferees face a potential nationwide rail strike if no antistrike plan by week’s end. Six unions threaten to abandon a no strike pledge and trigger action as a five member board’s settlement would take effect after 90 days unless rejected by Congress. Unions seek 6.5 percent raises this year and 5 percent next, plus 12.5 cents per hour for skilled workers. railroads offer 6 percent over 18 months and a five cent skill bump.
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United Nations debate over Pakistani resolution on Jerusalem
UN diplomats expect the General Assembly to back a Pakistani resolution urging the Security Council to compel Israel to relinquish the Old City of Jerusalem. The vote may see abstentions or opposition from some council members to avoid a strong commitment.
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Violence and politics ripple through 1967 news brief
In Gio Linh near the DMZ South Vietnamese forces claim 76 Communist deaths while McNamara questions troop needs. Newark sees racial violence with 300 plus Negroes clash at a police station as NAACP vetos union construction aims at 76.5 billion. Jones wins ICC permit for interstate trucking amid Vietnam and Congo tensions plus Suez and Jerusalem flashpoints.
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Kosygin Sees China Not Essential to Vietnam Settlement
Soviet Premier Kosygin reportedly told Cy rus Eaton in Canada that the Vietnam war could settle without China's participation. Eaton, who met Kosygin for 42 hours on June 30, recounted Kosygin's positive view and linked the Vietnam issue to Arab Israeli tensions.
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Newfoundland
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Realism urged as AMC UAW talks begin in Detroit
In Detroit AMC negotiators urged the United Auto Workers to face reality amid ongoing losses. AMC vice president Frank G. Armstrong noted no profit last year and none yet this year while UAW chief negotiator Pat Greathouse said the union would consider company proposals and seeks parity with industry wages and benefits. Talks cover 17,750 AMC workers and run through Oct. 16. Walter Reuther hinted concessions may be needed. Big Three talks continue with other automakers.
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Reuther
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B52s Strike DMZ Amid Rising Vietnam War Casualties
B52 bombers pounded North Vietnamese positions inside the demilitarized zone for the first time in two months. The raids followed heavy weekly US casualty figures with 282 Americans killed and 1,170 wounded last week, while enemy toll rose to 2,14 killed and 296,000 enemy strength remained unchanged.
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