India warns China over siege of New Delhi embassy
India said it would take countermeasures if the siege of its embassy in Beijing was not lifted within 24 hours. A Foreign Minister spokesman called the situation grim and noted staff and families are crowded inside the embassy with food stocks for only days. India handed a formal protest to the Chinese charge d’affaires Chen Chao-yuen and also protested in Kathmandu over a Chinese demonstration.
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New Delhi
India
China
Peking
Chen Chao-yuen
Nepal
Katmandu
Cincinnati Chief Signals End To Racial Disorders
Cincinnati Police Chief Jacob Schott announced the end of a week of racial disturbances. He dissolved the riot command post at 6 p.m. and ordered riot-control gear turned in. Ohio National Guardsmen began withdrawing as Saturday proved normal and Sunday was very quiet.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Jacob Schott
Schott
Ohio National Guardsmen
Teenager Charged In Fatal Knifing In Huntington
In Huntington an 18 year old youth, Jeffrey L. Daniels, is held on murder charges for the fatal stabbing of Ronnie Williams after a late night fight. Williams died from a single abdominal wound, as police investigate an encounter between two groups on a city street.
Two Years of Vietnam War Activity Marked by B52 Raids
U S B52 bombers marked two years of activity in Vietnam with multiple raids into North Vietnam. Ground action remained light in the south as pilots reported strikes on rail yards, bridges, and storage areas while Navy jets damaged rail cars and trucks. Casualty figures updated show 222 Viet Cong killed and 33 U S infantrymen dead after a major clash.
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Saigon
U. S
South Vietnam
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Quang Tri Province
U.S
Navy
Tonkin Gulf
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
U.S. Navy
Air Force
Demilitarized Zone
Skyhawk
Bom Homme Richard
Pocahontas Boy Injured in Night Incident
Pocahontas Virginia teenager Ron Cecil Dawson, 15, sustained a serious head injury near Stadium Drive late Saturday near midnight and was hospitalized in Bluefield Sanitarium. Police say initial hit and run theory was uncertain as investigators explored whether an object in a passing car caused the injury. Officers Jim Dent and Mack Tolley worked the case.
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Pocahontas
Ronald Cecil Dawson
Bluefield
Stadium Drive
Jim Dent
Mack Tolley
Crew Abandoned Blazing Swedish Tanker 800 Miles Off Bermuda
The 39 crew members of the Emma Fernstrom abandoned the burning Swedish tanker in the Atlantic about 800 miles southeast of Bermuda. A U S Air Force rescue team parachuted into life boats with medical supplies and radios, saving the crew who were later transferred to a rescue ship. The Coast Guard confirmed the engine room fire prompted the evacuation and that all crew members were accounted for.
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New York
Atlantic
Bermuda
U.S. Air Force
Coast Guard
Emma _ Fernstroom
Bermudas
Kindley Air Force Base
Storm disrupts area telephone service in Pineville region
A Sunday storm cut telephone service from Bluefield to Wyoming County communities Pineville and Oceana. Repair crews worked to restore lines but had not completed the job shortly before midnight.
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Pineville
Bluefield
Wyoming County
Oceana
Telephone Company
Presidents Johnson Holt Hold Weekend Summit In Maryland
President Johnson and Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt held a mountaintop summit near Thurmont Maryland during weekend talks. They discussed world trouble spots from the Far East to the Middle East and the United Nations, with possible Soviet U.S. summit on the agenda. Tony Eggleton Holt's press secretary described exchanges over current events including the Middle East and a UN emergency session. He noted no meeting with Kosygin was planned during Kosygin's 10 day stay in the United States.
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Thurmont
Johnson
Harold Holt
Australia
Far East
Middle East
United Nations
White House
LBJ
Vietnam
Holt
Tony Eggleton
Eggleton
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
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Tralian
Camp David
Robert S. McNamara
U.N. General Assembly
Secretary of Defense
Saigon
Dean Rusk
Mideast
Rusk
Washington
U.N
State Department
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Israel
Bomb Explodes Killing Driver in Encino
A car bomb exploded under the driver's seat in Encino, killing Gerald L. Covelli, 43, and injuring passenger Stephen Keno, 25. Covelli, owner of a Van Nuys answering service, was decapitated as the vehicle blew apart in his driveway. Only one blast occurred with no fire.
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Los Angeles
Encino
Gerald L. Covelli
Bom
Stephen Keno
Burbank
Plice
Keno
Encino Hospital
Eldon Hesse
Covelli
van Nuys
Escaped Prisoner Nabbed Near Birch River
James Shaffer, 30, who fled the West Virginia State Penitentiary two weeks ago, was captured by state police and Nicholas County Sheriff Clyde Bell near Birch River north of Summersville. He was unarmed and offered no resistance after the car he rode in stopped at a roadblock on S. 19. Shaffer was serving 1 to 10 years for grand larceny from Monongalia County and escaped from a work detail on June 2.
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Summersville
W. Va
James Shaffer
Nicholas County
Clyde Bell
Birch River
Here
Bell
Shaffer
S. 19
Monongalia County
LBJ Keeps Top Team Ready for Possible Kosygin Meeting
President Johnson maintains his top advisory group in readiness for a potential encounter with Soviet Premier Kosygin while pursuing a broad Middle East dialogue. Officials say no meeting date is set, with actions focused on U N talks and a televised speech by Johnson.
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LBJ
Kosygin
Washington
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Middle East
Pentagon
Aus
Kosygin to bring quiet at United Nations assembly
UN General Assembly awaits Kosygin's temperate approach after Khrushchev era tumult. The Soviet premier visits amid Middle East tensions aiming to reform the UN Secretariat into a troika and avoid circuslike scenes that marked 1960s meetings.
Seven Die In Georgia Crash Near Meigs
Seven people were killed and two children were seriously hurt when a station wagon and a family car collided head on about a mile north of Meigs on U S 19. Victims included E W Williams 55 of College Park and Thelma Williams his wife Daisy Jackson 64 of Newnan Louise Webb Murphy 55 of Moreland W A Barnes Thomasville and Hazel Janette Barnes 35 of Thomasville Leon Barnes 12. Two other Barnes children Wendell 16 Suzette 10 were hospitalized in Thomasville in serious condition.
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Meigs, Ga
Meigs
U.S. 19
Georgia State Patrol
B. F. Payne
Thomasville
Payne
E.W. Williams
College Park
Thelma Williams
Daisy W. Jackson
Newnan
Louise Webb Murphy
Moreland
W.A. Barnes
Hazel Janette Barnes
Leon Barnes
Wendell Barnes
Suzette Barnes
Kosygin to Open UN Middle East Debate as Kosygin Arrives
In United Nations New York Soviet Premier Kosygin will open the emergency General Assembly session on the Middle East. U S Ambassador Goldberg relinquished first speaker to Kosygin and is to speak Tuesday. Egypts Deputy Premier Fawzi and Israeli Foreign Minister Eban will be heard Monday.
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New York
U. N
Middle East
Alexei N. Kosygin
General Assembly
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Egypt
Mahmoud Fawzi
Abba Eban
U.N
Mohamed Awad el Kony
CBS
Kosygin
Johnson
Israel
Eban
Nureddin Atassi
Syria
Jens Otto Krag
Mika Spiljak
Yugoslavia
Maurice Couve de Murville
Fawzi
U S Foreign Aid Expands Pill Distribution to Needy Nations
The United States will begin shipping oral contraceptives to needy countries as part of a foreign aid program. Officials say the move, hoped to curb high birth rates, marks a major shift since the year 2000. Domestic clinics under OEO expand to about 80. Ravenholt predicts strong demand from poor nations.
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U.S
United States
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
R.T. Ravenholt
AID
Population Service
Ravenholt
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