Psychedelicatessen Opens At Noon In New York
New York hippies queue at the Psychedelicatessen on Avenue A and Eighth Street as Swede the owner offers breakfast for charity. The scene focuses on teen runaways, tribal groups like Group Image, and a communal hippie life around Tompkins Square Park with arrests and LSD culture shaping daily life.
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NBC Claims Garrison Case Based On Lies
NBC asserted that Jim Garrison built his case against Clay Shaw on testimony failing lie detector tests and that Garrison knew this. The network said four months of inquiry damaged reputations and exploited public sorrow over Kennedy’s death. Garrison claimed Washington insiders know the Dallas facts.
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Clay Shaw
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Yakubovsky Favored To Lead Warsaw Pact Forces
MOSCOW AP marshal Ivan I Yakubovsky emerging as likely successor to Marshal Andrei Grechko as Warsaw Pact field commander. He directed June maneuvers by Soviet, Czech, and Hungarian troops in Czechoslovakia and Hungary. The official announcement named him 54 and highlighted his rising military profile.
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Hungary
Brown Turns to Acting and Leadership After Football
Jimmy Brown, former Negro fullback, pursues two careers in acting and as national chairman of the Negro Industrial and Economic Union. He earned 40 000 for The Dirty Dozen and is under MGM option for two more films while promoting economic self help as a path for African Americans.
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De Gaulle Holds Firm On Market Entry Stand
Paris AP reports President De Gaulle remains opposed to Britain's entry into the European Common Market. He wants thorough discussion among the six member states, despite optimism from British sources about negotiations starting soon. The talks covered Arab Israeli issues, the H bomb test, and Vietnam policy.
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Kosygin Walkout Marks Sour Note in UN Debate
The Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin left the U.N. debate as Abba Eban spoke, a move seen as a protest or a need to keep an appointment. Johnson and Eban delivered sharp, document driven speeches, while Kosygin’s exit underscored Moscow’s stance on Israel, Egypt, and the Gulf blockade.
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Pentagon cuts untrained National Guardsmen and Reservists
The Pentagon reports a drop from 19 400 to 5 300 untrained Guardsmen and Reservists as of May 31 with most to begin training in July. Backlog formed last year due to draftees and Vietnam training. the backlog is now eliminated. Also OAS probes Cuba alleged invasion of Venezuela on May 8. Venezuela urges inquiry with Mexico joining the vote.
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Maritime Commission Blacklists Two Ships Over North Vietnam Ports
The Maritime Commission blocks the Ardressmore and the Kraszewski from U S cargoes for calling at North Vietnamese ports, bringing the total to 41 ships denied. The U S and Italy sign a cooperative science program involving UC Berkeley MIT and Washington University in St Louis.
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Coastal island state park opening on Warren Island
ISLESBORO AP A dedication ceremony on June 30 marks the first in a planned string of coastal island parks for boaters Gov Curtis will open Warren Island State Park in Islesboro The 70 acre spruce covered park sits on land donated by Islesboro and funded by a yacht fuel tax The site is boat accessible near Lincolnville ferry landing with nine picnic sites two Adirondack shelters and dock facilities Boats may anchor walk ashore cook and sleep on their vessels as demand grows more moorings may be added and shore facilities expanded
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Path To Venus Corrected By Mariner 5
Pasadena AP reports Mariner 5 executed a 17.66 second burn to adjust its pitch toward Venus and sped at 6690 mph toward a target 1250 miles above the planet. JPL Mission Control commanded from 980000 miles away as signals indicated proper function.
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Senate ethics debate over Dodd censure resolution
During debate on the Senate ethics committee’s resolution to censure Sen. Thomas J. Dodd for alleged financial misconduct, Sen. Dirksen argues that both Dodd and the committee and the Senate are on trial.
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District Fire Chiefs Remove Marks Of Rank At Riot Scene
WENTWORTH BY THE SEA New Hampshire District fire chiefs at their 15th annual New England gathering ordered to remove rank insignia from uniforms in hot areas. Hoodlums target officers in Roxbury and North Dorchester as riots and arson flare locally. Chiefs now wear black to blend with crews. sirens and signaling devices banned. 000 special face masks to be added to helmets for rock and glass protection.
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Belgian technician beaten in Congo controversy
Belgian Foreign Ministry charges M Van der Steen was subjected to odious brutalities by Congo police. He was reportedly beaten and had his right ear and all fingers on his right hand cut off. He lies in Lubumbashi military hospital as consular officials seek to halt Belgian technicians from quitting.
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