Paratroops, Marines press Vietnam fight. 148 killed
South Vietnamese paratroopers and South Korean marines led ground actions Sunday in Vietnam, reporting 148 communist soldiers killed. U S units conducted 21 major sweeps with light contact. American air missions totaled 153, mostly against supply routes.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi-Haiphong
First Corps
17Th Parallel
Phu Yen
Dinh Tuong Province
Freeman's Wife Tours Linn County in Iowa Visit
Mrs. Orville Freeman wife of the U S agriculture secretary visited Linn county touring Headstart parks and 4 H activities at Marion Clinton and Linn Aire airport. She received gifts from local 4 H groups and spoke with students at Hiawatha Elementary before continuing her tour.
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Cedar Rapids
Orville Freeman
United States Secretary of Agriculture
Linn County
Marion
Karla Henderson
Rusk and Gromyko Plan Summit Followup
United Nations AP sources say Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko will hold a follow up summit session Tuesday night with diplomatic briefing and planning for further talks after the prior summit.
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United Nations
State Rusk
Gromyko
Meredith's Walk Against Fear May Shrink Path
Civil rights figure James Meredith limped through Mississippi on the walk against fear as aching feet slow the pace. He may shorten the 200 mile march along U S 51 ending near Canton, 25 miles from Jackson, after celebrating his 34th birthday in Sardis.
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Batesville, Miss
James Meredith
Mississippi
Sardis
Meredith
U.S. 51
Canton
Capitol
Jackson
Kosygin Meets Johnson Aide Sees Glassboro Talk as Step
Senate leader Mansfield said the Glassboro summit yielded no formal pacts with the Soviet Union over Vietnam and the East. He stressed private discussions and a better personal understanding between Johnson and Kosygin as the key outcome. He praised Glassboro as a microcosm of America. In Boston, Stokely Carmichael led a Roxbury march urging Black control of land and stores by any means necessary.
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Washington
Senate
Democratic
Mike Kent
Mansfield
Montana
Kosygin
Glassboro
Mit
U.S
Soviet Union
Russia
N.J
U.S.A
Boston
Stokely Car
Michael
Barry Hynes
Carmichael
Roxbury
Johnson
U.N
Jet Crashes With 33 Aboard In Kent County Collision
United Air Lines jet prop plane carrying 33 aboard crashed on takeoff from Kent County Airport after a nosewheel collapse. Thirty passengers and crew escaped via emergency slides. one woman injured as she exited. Fire in baggage bin was put out by airport firefighters.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
United Air Lines
Kent County
Ras
Chuckle on Layaway Plans From Dime Store Days
A humorous note contrasts bygone days with current shopping, suggesting older dime stores avoided layaway schemes, while hinting at nostalgia and thrift era attitudes. Copyright.
Muscatine Senator Stanley Announces 1968 Senate Bid
Des Moines AP David M. Stanley of Muscatine announced Monday a Republican bid for the 1968 U.S. Senate nomination. The 38 year old state senator pledged an earlier, larger campaign and direct citizen contact. He expects Harold Hughes as his general election foe and noted uncertainty about Rourke Hickenlooper seeking re election.
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Des Moines
David M. Stanley
Muscatine
U.S. Senate
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Stanley
G.O.P
Rourke Hickenlooper
Senate
Hickenlooper
Glassboro summit yields no major accord but 'useful'
President Johnson and Premier Kosygin failed to resolve key conflicts over Vietnam and the Middle East at Glassboro but pledged continued direct contact. Kosygin called the talks useful and Johnson said meetings alone do not make peace, though they may reduce danger.
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John Hightower
New York
Johnson
Pemier Kosygin
Vietnam
Middle East
Glassboro
Kosygin
Moscow
Rusk-Gromyko
Rusk
Gromyko
Hollybush
Thomas Robinson
Glassboro State College
Albania in U.N. decries Soviet aid to Arabs during war
Albania's foreign minister at the U N emergency session calls the Soviet Union hypocritical for not aiding Arab states and for allegedly coordinating with the United States. He accuses the Kosygin government of treachery and urges prompt congressional action to curb inflation and support Arab rights.
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United Nations
Albania
Kosygin
Toledo, Ohio
UPI
William McChesney Marment
Federal Reserve
Johnson Sygin
Con
Pontiff creates 27 cardinals. pleads for Jerusalem peace
Pope Paul VI named 27 new cardinals including four Americans in a 23 minute consistory. He urged international status for Jerusalem and called for peace among Vietnamese factions. He condemned the Palestine refugee plight and noted broad Vatican support for UN tutelage over Jerusalem. The College of Cardinals now spans 43 countries.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Palestine
Jerusalem
Jowa
Paul
Sacred College of Cardinals
Middle East
Israel
Vatican
U.N
U.N. Security Council
U.S
John Cody
Chicago
John Krol
Philadelphia
Patrick O’boyle
Washington, D.C
Msgr
Francis Brennan
Shenandoah
Kosygin Leaves New York After Historic Nine Day Visit
Soviet Premier Kosygin departs Kennedy Airport for Cuba ending a nine day U S visit. He met with President Johnson at the United Nations and urged tensions reduction while weighing a potential Paris stopover to see De Gaulle. He thanked journalists and New York for hospitality and said more contact would follow.
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New York
Kosygin
U.S
Cuba
Johnson
U.N. General Assembly
Ilyushin
Kennedy Airport
Soviet Union
Moscow
Paris
de Gaulle
New Jersey
Richard Hughes
Noured‘din Al-atassi
U.N
Nikolai Federenko
Hussein
Jordan
Saturno
General Assembly
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