Summit Talks Start Today in Uruguay
Latin American nations agreed with Johnson to create a Common market serving 250 million people and to seek more U.S. aid through the Alliance for Progress. The talks opened amid security tightness at Punta del Este as leaders prepared to address trade preferences and regional obstacles.
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U.S
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Oscar Gestido
Dean Rusk
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Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Mexico
Hotel San Rafael
White House
Hemisphere
Students Stone Police Protest Summit Parley
About 200 members of the Federation of Uruguayan Students, aligned with the Communist bloc, clashed with police during a protest near a summit parley in Montevideo. Demonstrators hurled rocks as police responded with crowd control measures, and several arrests were reported.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Federation of Uruguayan Students
Students Demonstrate During Johnson Summit Visit
Police stopped a protest by students on 18 de Julio Avenue near the University of the Republic as President Johnson arrived for the Punta del Este summit. Demonstrators threw timber and stone, police fired into the air, and riot officers cordoned off the area while authorities assessed the intent behind the clashes.
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18 de Julio
Punta del Este
University of the Republic
Congress Extends No Rail Strike Period to May 3
Congress extended the no strike period in the railway shop craft dispute to May 3 after swift Senate and House votes. President Johnson urged negotiators to use the 20 day breather to reach an equitable settlement while warning of nationwide disruption if a strike proceeds.
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New York
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Montana
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Mindis
Fairfield proposes education budget boost and town cuts
Fairfield boards discuss a Finance board plan raising the Board of Education budget by more than 500000 for teachers salaries. Town cuts include 378000 for road grader and 14000 for a traffic consultant. First Selectman Sullivan applauds the plan as taxpayer friendly while a 170000 reserve funds potential new contracts.
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Local Administrative Posts and Park Improvements Proposed
ES BUOYS GUUIMAT serves as assistant supervisor of the Sewer commission and holds multiple secretarial roles in city offices. The piece lists project costs including 27000 for a beach bomber, 35000 for Veteran's park improvements on Reef road, 15000 for par three golf course equipment, 3000 for Mill Hollow park improvements, 39000 for sidewalks on upper Round Hill road and Easton turnpike, and curbs on Toilsome Hill road. ANGLER'S PARADISE Flamingo Florida notes without license a saltwater fishing spot in Everglades National Park offering snook redfish mackerel trout and tarpon.
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Easton Turnpike
Toilsomer Hill Road
Flamingo, Fla
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Flamingo
Florida Bay
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GOP Members Protest Johnson On Emergency Strike Legislation
GOP members charged that Johnson failed to propose permanent legislation for emergency strike situations. Some plan to attach such measures as amendments to other bills unless action is taken soon. They also protested the late rail dispute resolution and limited time to use it for broader strike control.
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Johnson
Connecticut House approves water pollution measure with 158 5 vote
The House passed a pollution control bill 158 to 5 amid party critique over late access to the final text and concerns about potential litigation. Republicans offered a rival $243 million plan featuring a $50 million loan program and stronger penalties, but it was defeated on a party line vote.
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Water Resources Committee
Bill House
Crombie
GOP
James J. Kennelly
Dartford
Connecticut
House
Nicholas A. Lenge
Dempsey
Thomas F. Dowd Jr
Trimbull
Dowd
League of Women Voters
Peter A. Crombie
Democrata
Willaim Ratchford
Benjamin Barringer
New Milford
Robert T. Cairns
Madison
Robert S. Crockett
Greenwich
Ralph Brown
Easton
Merritt M. Comstock
Essex
Barringer
Cairns
Brown
Orcutt
Harding Safe Burglary Probed at Warren Harding High
Detectives continued a burglary probe at Warren Harding high school on Central Avenue. Thieves entered by window, taking $200 in cash. rooms were searched. Other burglaries reported include Geraldo Pescatore home on Windsor Street missing TV and tape recorder. Tasly Delicatessen on Madison Avenue entered. $25 taken. E and F Construction at Wells Street suffered over $450 in equipment theft after a broken overhead door panel.
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Central Avenue
Geraldo Pescatore
Windsor Street
Tasly Delicatessen
Madison Avenue
E and F Construction Company
Wells Street
Thomas Piazza
Tavern Bandits Rob Bartender And 3 Patrons
Three masked robbers robbed a tavern bartender and three customers, taking wallets and personal items. A man named John Shasko reported his wallet with 125 dollars. The robbers fled through a back door. search dogs and plainclothes detectives conducted a wide area sweep with no results. Victims later viewed rogues gallery at police HQ to identify the trio. The police described the suspects as three Black men.
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356 Hanover Street
Radiocar
di Vision
House Group OKs A Bill to Force Reapportionment
The House Judiciary Committee approved a bill to force reapportionment in many states by 1972. It limits district population deviation to 30 percent from 1968 and 10 percent from 1972, bans at large elections in multi representative states, and requires single, contiguous, compact districts. California Georgia Ohio Washington and West Virginia exceed 30 percent and would reapportion by 1968. Oklahoma and Louisiana reduced deviations. 14 additional states would redistrict by 1972, with 13 more set to gain or lose seats in the 1960 census.
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House Judiciary Committee
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Ohio
West Virginia
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Louisiana
Nationwide trucking lockout disrupts shipments and jobs
The trucking lockout aggravates shortages as auto makers cut production and 250,000 drivers face idle status. Rail and air remain alternatives while Teamsters and TEI negotiate wage gaps about 10 cents an hour apart. Impacts spread to 20,000 auto workers, with stores fearing depleted inventories and widespread layoffs.
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Buffalo
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Frank E. Fitzsimmons
James R. Hoffa
Lockout impacts trucking across the United States
Reports show widespread job losses and firm shutdowns due to a trucking lockout. Phoenix Tucson and Minneapolis areas report large out of work numbers while New Orleans Denver and Baltimore regions face varying congestion and shifts to rail. Local notices memorialize Danbury bus pioneer Clifford A Smail.
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New Orleans
Phoenix
Tucson
Ariz
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Norman Pixler
Western Empire Operators Association
Georgia Motor Trucking Association
Atlanta
Arthur C. Conde
Indiana Manufacturers Association
Indiana
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Fla
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Farmington
Gene Williams
Illinois-California Express
San Juan Basin
Charlies D. Winters
Teamsters Local 270
Buffalo
N.Y
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Newark, Ohio
Akron
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Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Truck Kills Norwalk Tot
Virgilalc said there were no witnesses to the accident but the case is under investigation. He ordered the area closed to traffic for a thorough look today. Several persons including truck drivers have been questioned but not yet identified.
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Virgilalc
Pene
Reisu
Apollo firm admits guilt in Apollo fire
American vice president told House subcommittee that his firm shares blame with NASA for the fire. The review board cited an electrical arc or short circuit as the probable cause, while North American argued other causes remain possible and cited rubbing insulation as a potential issue.
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NASA
McCarthy
J. L. Atwood
North American
Review Board
Atwood
Air Force
Virgil L Grissom
Edward H. White II
Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
Subcommittee
Dale Myers
Br. Floyd L. Thompson
Senate
Supreme Court blocks P G Clorox merger
The Supreme Court commanded against Procter and Gamble acquiring Clorox Chemical Co in a 7 0 ruling. Justice Douglas said the deal violated the Clayton Antitrust Act, warning it would reduce competition, raise entry barriers, and likely tighten oligopolistic control in the Tayld bleach industry.
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Supreme Court
Procter & Gamble
Clorox Chemical Co
William C. Douglas
Douglas
Clorox
Smalter
Procter
Eye Archer Rome UPI Dispatch on Aqueducts
A Rome filed UPI dispatch about aqueducts runs 214 words across 43 lines. The writer from IL Méessagéro would not earn an A in American journalism schools due to the unfocused one sentence format lacking periods.
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IL Méessagéro
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