US Soviet Vow More Peace Bids Fort
The United States and Soviet Union pledge stronger peace efforts amid ongoing tensions. Officials from both sides call for dialogue and diplomatic steps to reduce risk and prevent conflicts at the Fort site talks.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1967
Page
2
The United States and Soviet Union pledge stronger peace efforts amid ongoing tensions. Officials from both sides call for dialogue and diplomatic steps to reduce risk and prevent conflicts at the Fort site talks.
Leaders Johnson and Kosygin met in Glassbury to discuss arms limits and the Middle East with aim to reduce tensions. They agreed on keeping channels open and pursuing dialogue while acknowledging deep differences on Vietnam and Israeli- Arab issues.
Kosygin spoke at the United Nations outlining Soviet positions on Vietnam and the Middle East. He avoided committing to top level visits and pressed for broader disarmament talks while noting no end to antagonisms.
Senate subcommittee hearings on employment manpower and poverty in Charleston and Princeton West Virginia were indefinitely postponed. The article notes the defection of Joseph Isel and references Svetlana Alshas and a trip involving Freeman with questions about her availability for political programs and links to Soviet Union discrediting.
Air Force pilots report bombing near the Mu Gia pass two miles northeast of the pass and strikes 43 miles southwest of Haiphong. Carrier based Navy bombers attack targets in North Vietnam, destroying or damaging 19 cargo barges and damaging bridges and storage areas in the south.
The Kanawha Charleston Health Department will begin a brine pollution investigation today after a request from the UK State Board of Health. Director Page Seckford said inspectors will assess pollution sources in Kanawha and neighboring counties, with focus on the Sigsonville area and the Pacatalica River. He noted most pollution is in Rocte County, with a few discharges in Kimawha County, and sent a telegram to the State Oil and Gas Division seeking permit holders and locations of oil and gas wells.
Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban suggested in New York that if Israel retains land won in the Six Day War Arab nations could be compelled to abandon their stance against peace negotiations. He stated Arabs may seek change by securing Israel’s agreement and that some in the Arab world despair of any other peace alternative.
Dr Samuel M Fox told a Washington conference that rapid heart attack aid could save thousands yearly. He cited a hospital where rapid ICU care reduced deaths by about one third, urging a nationwide system to rush immediate treatment to patients.
Sardis Mississippi James Meredith, worn from walking, said on his 34th birthday that he may march only to Canton before continuing his campaign for civil rights. He trudged through a rainstorm near Sardis, resuming a journey begun a year earlier toward Jackson after wounds from a shotgun attack.
Killed U continued. from Page 1 im was Billy Richart of Flint Michigan who was killed outright when his car collided head on with another auto missing a radar trailer. In the second car four residents of Senior North Carolina were injured. All four are treated at Beckley Hospital. Also Saturday night Thomas G Brashers 63 of Martinsburg was killed when his car went out of control on West Virginia 4 near Shepherdstown and plunged down a bank. In a fourth accident Robert G Lambert 23 of Wymer in Randolph County was fatally injured in a Sunday morning accident on Secondary RL 1 four miles north of Elkins. State police said the accident occurred about 2:20 a.m. after Lambert's car was side swiped on WV 219. After Lambert's car went out of control on the secondary road, police said, it went down on
A vehicle left the road collided with a tree, breached a fence, and rolled into a field then into a small creek. State trooper reported Lampert punctured in the left side by a door frame. Other occupants appeared unharmed.
A summer school on alcohol studies at Norris Harvey College opens with a play Lady on the Rocks. Donald R. Dancy of the State Division of Alcoholism says seminars will cover alcoholism. Classes run 8:43 a.m. to Friday with a Thursday banquet featuring Rep G Eliott Hagan of Georgia, sponsor of a bill to aid states in alcoholism treatment centers.
A brief feature questions whether wives and husbands flirting with others is harmless or harmful and whether it meets emotional needs. It outlines surprising answers, dangers, and unwritten rules as part of a July Digest feature.
An advertisement touts Resinal Greaseless Cream as a doctor developed formula. It claims safe ingredients and a proven anti itch medication named Resarcin to relieve most itching effectively and urges purchase at drug stores.
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