LBJ Shifts Plans Near Capitol After Fund-Raiser
President Johnson spoke of the United States aiding Middle East peace, urged regional stability, and warned of testing times amidVietnam era tensions. Outside, university pickets protested as Johnson and family arrived at a municipal center. Luci Johnson Nugent was noted as expecting a baby.
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America
United States
Johnson
Vietnam
University of Texas
Lynda
Luci
Patrick J. Nugent
Big Show at UN Promises Tense Diplomacy
Top diplomats head for the United Nations as the Soviet Union seeks to delay the emergency session and Kosygin's arrival clouds prospects. U.S. strategy aims to keep Moscow from dominating the assembly while Syria accuses Israel of war crimes and the Security Council debates agenda wording.
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Middle East
Soviet Union
Gbaston
Kosygin
New York
U.N
Nikita
Khrushchev
George I. Tomeh
Security Council
Syria
Jens Otto Krag
U.S
Johnson
Washington
Rusk
United States
Abdul Rahman ‘Pazhwak
Afghanistan
Andrei A. Gromyko
Israel
Goldberg
General Assembly
U.N. Security Council
Botswana
Iceland
Colombbia
Feuerbacher
Carleton
Avenue
Edward Goldberg
Mieczkowski
Boswell
I Street
Stratford
Tideiyaté
Seoul
UPI
United Tidewater
North Korea
Mideast
Racial Actions Under Watch In 3 States
Three states remain on edge after two nights of fires and violence. Police report sporadic rock throwing but no major incidents, as authorities monitor tensions and seek to prevent further clashes.
Cincinnati Guardsmen Restore Quiet After Turbulent Nights
In Cincinnati a fragile racial truce was enforced by National Guard troops backed by tough court sentences. Guardsmen, supported by police, patrolled Negro neighborhoods and downtown areas with orders to shoot to kill if fired upon, as arson, looting, and vandalism subsided.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Qghio National Guard
Tampa Mayor Uses Diplomatic Corps to Address Negro Community
Mayor Nick Nuccio deploys five young Negro men as diplomats on the city payroll to report Negro needs to city leaders. They work with white helmeted youths from the City Youth Patrol to maintain calm after two nights of tension in Tampa neighborhoods.
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Tampa
Fla
Nick Nuccio
Nuccio
One-in-a-hundred years flood hits Grand Island Neb
Floodwaters inundate Grand Island Nebraska 25 000 residents forcing 5000 evacuees into churches and public shelters. Mayor Howard Peterson warns damages could reach millions as Gov. Norbert Tieman declares a state of emergency and National Guardsmen mobilize to aid fleeing families and prevent looting. Over one third of the city under water and more than 2000 homes flooded.
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Grand Island
Neb
UPI
Howard Peterson
Norbert Tiemant
Nebraska
Lyle Welch
Mercury rises to a new fifty-seven high amid drought worry
Johnson's Nurseries in Fairfield warns drought conditions persist though not critical yet. Improper care could cause loss of a year's growth in newly planted trees and shrubs. The outlook calls for muggy heat with inland highs in the 90s and upper 80s along the shore, with possible showers this afternoon or evening. A high pressure system over Canada could bring cooler temperatures tomorrow.
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Johnson
Fairfield
Hewly
Canada
Strontium Fallout Levels Decline After Nuclear Tests
Volchok notes strontium 90 fallout peaked in spring and fell through autumn, with 90 on the ground declining after atmospheric tests. He predicts by 1970 fallout should be under one percent of 1963 levels, returning toward 1954 baselines if no new atmospheric blasts occur.
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Sys Volchok
Volchok
Seven Hundred Fifty Enter Shelter for Civil Defense Test
In Athens Georgia, 750 volunteers aged 6 months to 72 years entered a bare three story shelter to be sealed from Friday until Sunday 5 45 p m for the largest Civil Defense fallout shelter study. Volunteers include both Negro and white men and women and will be observed through one way mirrors to test ingenuity and behavior.
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Athens, Ga
Civil Defense
Soldier writes Viet Nam poem that becomes epitaph
Army picture shows Joseph H. Urmann, 24, of Ross Township, Iowa, composing A Soldier's Prayer as his epitaph. The poem asks God to protect his family as he faces possible death in Vietnam. His wife learned of his death the day after he was killed by a mine.
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Pittsburgh
Vietnam
Army Pic
Joseph H. Urmann
Ross Township
Les
Armann
Firemen Ambush Trial Sees Water Bomb Hits Driver
Chief testifies as boys stand trial after a water bomb strikes the Fire Rescue unit. The driver loses control momentarily as witnesses recount a 10-year-old project resident admitting flame items thrown at officers. The judge warns parents to ensure juvenile witnesses appear as court adjourns.
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Lt. Egan
Project
William Bowen
John
Cicala
Direct Route Israel Airliner Lands in Johannesburg
An Israeli airliner flew directly from Tel Aviv to Johannesburg across the Sinai and Red Sea, a first in 13 years, cutting seven hours from the usual flight time. The new route marks a major change in air travel between the two cities and highlights expanded regional connectivity.
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Johannesburg
UPI
Sinai Desert
Red Sea
Prayer Salute To Viet War Gls Planned July 9
Governor Dempsey announces July 9 as a day for a prayer salute to American armed forces in Vietnam. He urges communities to honor soldiers sailors Marines and airmen with prayers and ceremonies. Local supporters from Fairfield Southbury Stratford and surrounding towns organize observances.
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John Della Donna, Jr
Wilson Street
Fairfield
America
Edward Stockman
Riverdale Drive
Stratford
Charles Tuttle
J. Southbury
Ruth Walker
Southbury
Parrella
DeFeo
Della Donna
Dempsey
Hartford
Vietnam
Connecticut
Fur‘ther
Rush to Lead Delegation At Assembly
Strategists see strong anti-U.S. overtones as Kosygin and Johnson weigh a possible Soviet U.N. General Assembly meeting. Rusk may deliver the principal U.S. address while tensions rise over Israel and Arab forces. Water airlift readiness stood in Athens for Egyptian troops stranded in the Sinai.
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Johnson
Kosygin
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Nikita’s. Khruov
Vienna
Austria
Middle East
Vietnam
Austin
Tex
Harold Holt
Texas
Camp David
New York
General Assembly
Rusk
U.S
Israel
United Nations
Kremlin
United States
Great Britain
Cairo
State Department
U.N
York
Mideast
George Christian
Athens
Greece
Sinai Desert
Building Collapse Sparks Labor Standoff and Rescue Efforts
A five story school building under construction collapsed in Taegu killing seven workers and injuring twenty others amid a dispute between Teamsters and operating engineers. Negotiations during a three hour session aimed to restart work but no definite meeting was set.
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Renato E. Ricciuti
New Britain
Hartford
Teamsters
Elwood L. Metz Jr
Metz
478 10Oe
Alo! Seoul
UPI
MUS
Taegu
Long Urges Senate Clear Dodd in Day-Long Appeal
Senator Long defends Tom Dodd amid censure charges over alleged double billing and personal use of campaign funds. He accuses critics and cites stolen documents, while Dodd seeks time to prepare final defense as votes on charges are scheduled next week.
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Connecticut
Stennis
Long
Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Senate
Lang
Ethics Committee
Bennett
Long Sas
Jodd
Villanova
Mikel’ Mansfield
Montana
Tom Dodd
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Jesus Christ
Thomas J.dodd
Cealer
AL Worst
Sen
Johnson
O*hare
Otah
Michael O'Hare
Cole
Adam
Eve
J.B
Pearson
Darien Woman Cited For 25 Years Of GAF Service
Mrs. Emma Wells Maillard of 49 Huckleberry Lane Darien receives a jeweled gold service emblem for 25 years with General Aniline and Film Corp. She is a secretary in GAF's parents department in New York City and was honored in Rowayton. She studied at Merrill Business College and did postgraduate work in office management languages patent law and chemistry at Columbia University and Hunter College.
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Emma‘ Wells
Maillard
Huckleberry Lane
Darien
General Aniline & Film Corp
GAF
New York City
Rowayton
Merrill Business College
Columbia University
Hunter College
New York League of Business and
Ana Nan
Bridgeport Special Police Open House For Members
The Bridgeport Special Police Association will hold an open house Monday night at the Polish Army War Veterans Hall. All affiliated special policemen and badge holders in private industry are welcome, and members of the Board of Police Commissioners are invited to attend. A regular meeting is also planned.
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National Police
Metropole
Saigon
Chien
Chieu
Pham Thi Thieu
Viet Cong
Nguyen Thi Nhao
Viet Cong Liberate Women’s Association
South Vietnam
U.S. Army
Harold George Bennett
Perryville
Ark
Ctl
Humbert Versace
Baltimore
Kenneth M. Roraback
Fayetteville
N.C
McCloskey
Radio
Liberation Armed Forces
U.s.state Department
Bridgeport
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