Big Two Session Opens In Cordial Hollybush Summit
Johnson and Kosygin begin talks at Hollybush House Glassboro State College on peace and war issues including Middle East crisis Vietnam arms race and East West relations. They greet warmly and move to a private den for formal talks with an interpreter present.
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Merriman Smith
UPI
White House
Glassboro
N. J
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Kosygin
Middle East
Hollybush
Glassboro State College
Cgonart
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
United States
Russia
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Kremlin
Hollybush House
U.S
Vietnam
New Jersey Turnpike
Washington
Philadelphia
Jonhson
U.N
Geneva
Gassboro State College
Subsidy Boosts For Local Ambulance Service
City Council and County Commissioners approve a one year subsidy increase for the ambulance service run by Jimmy Smith and Joe Hix. The subsidy rises from 750 to 850 dollars monthly, with extra for liability insurance. They report 11 local calls and one Amarillo call in three weeks, earning 101 dollars from patients and 851 total income after subsidy, for a 476 dollar net. Rates are set at 10 dollars per day call and 12.50 for night runs, with out of town calls 40 cents per mile. The hospital board will decide after a June 27 meeting.
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Jimmy Smith
Joe Hix
Louis Sally
Smith
Hix
Amarillo
Kremlin stalls for time after Arab defeat says UPI dispatches
London reports say the Kremlin failed to craft a new Middle East policy after the Arab defeat and seeks more time to assess the situation. Kosygin and Podgorny tours to New York and Cairo are viewed as delaying moves, with Moscow weighing Arab leadership steadiness and avoiding fresh commitments.
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London
UPI
Kremlin
Middle East
Israel
Alexei Kosygin
United Nations
New York
Nikolai Podgorny
Cairo
Egypt
Russia
Moscow
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Gulf of Aqaba
Damascus
Funeral services planned for Hugh DeWitt Landis
Funeral services were planned today for Hugh DeWitt Landis partner in Hamilton Landis Associates Inc a major newspaper radio and television brokerage firm in Dallas UPI report.
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Dallas
UPI
Hugh DeWitt Landis
Hamilton-Landis Associates, Inc
Pickup
Helicopter Collision Kills 20 Marines at Camp Lejeune
At Camp Lejeune North Carolina two Marine helicopters collided during a routine training flight at 9 am EDT. Twenty Marines were killed and at least 12 injured. The aircraft involved were a CH53AEA Stallion and an HU1E Huey gunship.
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Camp Lejeune
UPI
Camp LeJuene
Vietnam
Marine Corps
Hander Rites Held for Belton Matron at 81
Funeral services were held for Mrs. T. W. Hander 81 in Belton at Hartfield Chapel. Interment followed in Belton cemetery. She died Thursday in a Temple hospital after a long illness. Born October 24 1885 in Lomira Wisconsin she had lived in Belton since 1926. Survivors include five sons three daughters 12 nieces and four great grandchildren.
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T. W. Hander
Raymond Hander
Wichita Falls
Hartfield Funeral Home
Belton
Hander
Temple Hospital
Lomira
Wis
Anti Riot Legislation Heads For Showdown
Two House committees prepare for a clash over a federal anti riot bill aimed at Carmichael. The measure would criminalize traveling between states to incite riots with penalties up to five years and ten thousand dollars fine.
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Ann Wood
United Press International Washington
UPI
House
Stokely Carmichael
House Judiciary
Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
Judiciary
William M. Colmer
House Rules Committee
Judiciary Committee
Colmer
Mississippi Democrat
Senate
Carmichael
Atlanta
William C. Cramer
Rfla
Lincoln Rockwell
American Nazi Party
Ku Klux Klan
FBI
Cramer
Senate censures Dodd for financial finagling
The Senate censured Sen. Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut for financial impropriety, deeming his conduct contrary to morals and capable of bringing the Senate into dishonor. The vote marked only the sixth censure in U.S. Senate history, leaving Dodd in his seat with full privileges intact.
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Steven Gerstel
United Press International Washington
UPI
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Venites Dies at 67. Rites Set at First Baptist
Juan Contreras Venites, 67, died at 4 15 a.m. today at Childress General Hospital. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at First Baptist Church, conducted by Ramiro Rivera, with interment in Childress Cemetery. Survivors include two sons Christine Venites, serving in Vietnam, and Ernest Venites.
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Juan Contreras Venites
Childress General Hospital
First Baptist Church
Ramiro Rivera
Childress
Newberry
Mr. Venites
Mexico
United States
Pvt
Christine Venites
Vietnam
Ernest Venites
Romania Breaks Bloc Urges Peace Talks In UN Speech
In a General Assembly address Premier Ion Gheorghe Maurer urged a peaceful negotiated settlement of the Middle East crisis by Arabs and Israel without outside interference. He called for an Israeli pullback to June 5 positions before the six day war. Canada backed withdrawal from Arab lands with navigation guarantees and refugee solutions.
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United Nations
UPI
Romania
Middle East
Israel
Ion Gheorghe Maurer
General Assembly
Canada
Paul Martin
Shorty
United Ara Republic
Jordan River
U.ar
Mohammed Awad el Kony
Not Much Expected From Johnson Kosygin Session
In Glassboro New Jersey Premier Kosygin meets President Johnson to reassure the world they do not intend to blow it up. Officials say no progress on key issues is anticipated and the session aims to calm nerves of developing nations without specific commitments.
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UPI
Stewart Hensley
Glassboro
N.J
Johnson
Kosygin
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.S
White House
United States
New York
Washington
Kennedy
Vienna
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow
Khrushchev
Berlin
Coopwood Rites Set For Saturday In Texarkana
Funeral services for Donald F. Coopwood are planned for 10 a.m. Saturday at East Funeral Home in Texarkana Arkansas with burial in Texarkana. He died at 2 a.m. Thursday at Scott and White Hospital Temple after injuries from an earlier automobile accident. He is a brother of Bill Coopwood of Childress.
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Donald F. Coopwood
Texarkana
Ark
East Funeral Home
Mr. Coopwood
Bill Coopwood
Childress
Scott and White Hospital
Temple
Big Parade Planned For Old Settlers Show
W E Helms announces plans for a large parade tied to the Old Settlers Observance. Ray Grimes and Johnie Rucker seek floats with free use of 19 eight by twenty trailers for parade entries. Rodeo queen entrants aged 16 or older welcomed with $50 top prize in each float and riding club division. Parade set for 4 p.m. July 13. observance runs July 13–15.
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W. E. Helms
Ray Grimes
Johnie Rucker
Grimes
Helms
Old Settlers
Queen's Parade Not Cancelled For Greenbelt Bowl
Parade chairman Alan Gage said availability of boat trailers will determine if the Queen's Parade proceeds at the Greenbelt Bowl. Jaycees noted yesterday that boats may be insufficient, and directors will decide whether the parade is held or altered.
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Alan Gage
Jaycees
Gage
DWI plea status corrected for Rudine Smith Scott
Bond was set at 750 dollars in County Court on Wednesday morning for Rudine Smith Scott who pled not guilty to DWI charges. The Index reported on Thursday that she pled guilty.
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Rudine Smith Scott
Soviet Hierarchy Attacks Svetlana Alliluyeva as Judas Iscariot
Moscow prayer leader Metropolitan Piman of Kutitzi and Kolomna called Svetlana Alliluyeva a Judas Iscariot for her defection and baptism claims. He criticized her conversion as hypocritical and accused her of selling sacred things for money after leaving the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
UPI
Josef Stalin
Svetlana Alliluyeva
Judas Iscariot
Piman
Kutitzi
Kolomna
Svetlana
Metroplitan
Alexis
Soviet Union
Cn Oe
India
United States
Switzerland
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New Jersey
Juan Venites
By Stewart Hensley
United Press International
Coopwood
Svetlana Judas Iscariot
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