Kosygin Urges U S Bomb Halts in Vietnam Talks
Soviet Premier Kosygin urged the United States to halt bombing North Vietnam unconditionally and asked Japan to persuade Washington. The comments followed Kosygin's 90 minute talk with Japanese Transport Minister Yahiro Nakasone and came as Paris talks faced a fragile stage. U S and Saigon positions remained split with Thieu resisting Viet Cong talks, while Hanoi demanded an unconditional bombing halt as the first step to settlement.
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Alexei Kosygin
Vietnam
Japan
U.S
Kosygin
Moscow
Yahiro Nakasone
North Vietnam
Paris
Saigon
Thieu
U. S
Ellsworth Bunker
Hanoi
Bunker
Hong Kong
Hines Defends Airport Plans in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids airport plans face defense from Airport Commission Chairman Don Hines who argues the expansion safeguards taxpayers. FAA says Cedar Rapids has $237,540 unused from old grant funds, risking new aid. Hines cites land easements and runway extension needs as key factors while noting $5 million city bonding capacity remains.
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Airport Commission
Don Hines
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Cedar Rapids
Hines
Chicago
End Near Campaign Heats Up for Hubert Humphrey
President Johnson pledges an all-out bid this week to elect Hubert Humphrey and Edmund Muskie. He urged New York listeners to vote straight Democratic and hinted at multiple campaign appearances and a televised speech on NBC.
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Johnson
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
New York
Edmund Muskie
White House
NBC
Humphrey
All Men
CBS
Nixon Defends Agnew and Viet War Charge in TV Interview
Nixon, during a late campaign interview, defends Agnew against conflict of interest claims and accuses supporters of pressuring for a Vietnam bombing halt. He suggests White House staff seeks Humphrey’s advantage, while Times editors face sharp rebuttal over Agnew’s Maryland banking ties and land deals.
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New York
Richard Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Nixon
White House
Johnson
Vietnam
Hubert Humphrey
Ig.o.p
Humphrey
New York Times Replies On Agnew Editorial
John B. Oakes, editor of the Times editorial page, defends the paper's critique of Mr. Agnew as unfit for vice president. He notes Nixon challenges a factual detail about Agnew's conflicts of interest and promises reinvestigation and correction if any statement is in error.
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Nixon
Agnew
Face the Nation
CBS
New York Times
John B. Oakes
the Times
Richard Nixon
Mr. Agnew
Times
United States
Soviet unmanned Soyuz 2 lands as cosmonaut remains in orbit
Tass reports Soyuz 2 landed in the Soviet Union after a three-day mission while cosmonaut Georgy Beregovoy continued in orbit aboard Soyuz 3. He followed and maneuvered to approach the unmanned craft in a two-day tandem flight and completed his 33rd orbit as systems functioned normally.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Georgy Beregovoy
Beregovoy
Earth
Soyuz 2
Russia
Boris Petrov
Soviet Academy of Scientists
Pravda
Communist Party
U.S
Baikonur Cosmodrome
Humphrey, Nixon Clash Over Security in Akron Speech
In Akron Hubert Humphrey charged Richard Nixon with seeking an escalating nuclear arms race and militarizing American life. He accused Nixon of weakening national security and urged voters to beware of a cynical last-minute display by the Republican campaign.
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Akron
Ohio
Hubert
Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Johnson
Kennedy
America
Chuckle Success: Getting Along With Some Ahead Of Others
The piece notes social dynamics of fitting in with certain people while also moving ahead of others. It frames success as the skill to coexist with varied personalities and navigate group interactions. The tone suggests a light, humorous take on personal relationships and progress.
Thousands march in Prague on anniversary amid anti Soviet overtones
In Prague thousands of Czechoslovaks rallied for the republics 50th anniversary with anti Soviet chants near the presidential castle and at Wenceslas Square. Students leading the march clashed with police as military and security forces watched.
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Prague
Wenceslas Square
Old Town
Dubcek
National Assembly
Josef Smrkovsky
Svoboda
Masaryk
Wallace attacked by rock in Hannibal public speech
A fist sized rock was hurled at George Wallace during a speech in Hannibal Missouri. A Secret Service agent retrieved the stone and Wallace resumed his address to about 3000 people as demonstrators jeered.
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Hannibal, Mo
UPI
George Wallace
Mississippi
Secret Service
Wallace
Hannibal
James E Mooney dies at 67 polar explorer and writer
James E Mooney 67, noted polar explorer and writer, died Sunday in a Bethesda area hospital after suffering a heart attack. Authorities did not release any further details.
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Washington
James E. Mooney
Bethesda Hospital
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