Johnson links Arab-Israeli pullback to peace talks
President Johnson declared troops must be withdrawn from captured Arab territory only as part of negotiations toward a general Arab-Israeli peace. He tied withdrawal to refugee rights freedom of maritime passage arms race limits and recognition of Israel. The PM spoke at a State Department policy conference amid global debate with Kosygin.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Johnson
Wartorn
Middle East
U.S
Israel
State Department
Alexei N.kosygin
A Spec
Kosygin
Arthur J. Goldberg
Ebba Eban
Eban
Johnson sets five peace principles at U.N. session
Johnson outlines five great peace principles for the Middle East and calls on nations to reject an arms race. He urges Arab-Israeli restraint and ties troop withdrawals to vital issues, while promising U.S. support for peace efforts through the United Nations and other channels. He also signals a push to improve Soviet relations through cultural exchanges.
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U.N. General Assembly
New York
Johnson
Middle East
United States
Kosygin
Moscow
Johnson urges new common action with Soviet Union on nuclear arms
President Johnson calls for expanded cooperation with Moscow to curb nuclear weapons spread and halt an anti ballistic missile arms race. He links this plea to broader Middle East crisis efforts and emphasizes progress in enlarging the arena of joint action with the Soviet Union.
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Soviet Union
Johnson
Moscow
Middle East
Israel
U.A.R
Syria
Jordan
Kosygin Accuses U S in United Nations Session
Soviet Premier Kosygin at a U.N. emergency session accuses the United States of inciting the Arabs. The U.S. delegation calls the charge entirely false as the clash unfolds during the meeting in New York.
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United Nations
N.Y
Alexei N. Kosygin
United States
U.S
U.N
Protest Over City Water Rates Draws Hundreds
About 200 opponents of a proposed 100 percent rate increase for out of town customers plan to attend tonight's city council debate. They claim a promise of no differential was made. officials say higher costs justify the differential.
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George Grover
Public Utilities Commission
Paul Oeriel
Corona
Vert Page
Robert J. Timlin
PUC
Grover
Daily Independent Today
Beverly Hills
Marvin Brewer
Corona City Water Company
John Ganahl
Timlin
Keller
Oertel
Glenwood Wilson
Reagan tax bill faces setback in Senate committee
A Senate committee rejected the governor's record billion tax increase on a 6-5 party line vote. The panel rewrote the bill to restore Reagan administration provisions and rejected withholding of personal income taxes. Senate leaders hinted further negotiations before the June 30 deadline.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Senate
Finance Committee
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
Walter W. Stiern
Bakersfield
Final Norco budget action scheduled
Norco City Council will meet at 7 30 p m at the Community Center for a final 1967 68 budget action. The plan calls for expenditures of 305 133 the largest in Norco history while preserving a property tax free policy. The package adds about 5 000 in revisions including a 3 000 council salary fund pending legal approval.
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Norco
N. F. Poppelreiter
Nine Injured In Head On Collision On Hamner Avenue
A head on crash on Hamner Avenue near Third Street in Norco injuries nine people. Two hospitalized at Corona Community Hospital include Anthony Navarro and Esther Cabra in satisfactory condition. Others were taken to Circle City Hospital with conditions not stated. Riverside Sheriff’s Office handled the incident.
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Hamner Avenue
Norco
Third Street
Corona Community Hospital
Anthony Navarro
56Th Street
Mira Loma
Esther Cabra
Newcastle
Glen Avon
Martha Barba
Adams
Ann S. Blotzer
Adelalia
Circle City Hospital
Weather outlook for Tuesday turns mostly sunny in afternoon
Partly cloudy night and early mornings give way to mostly sunny skies Tuesday with bright late morning and afternoon sun. Daytime temperatures rise slightly, making for warmer spells as the day progresses.
Missing border men found shot near Anza
Two missing border patrolmen, Theodore Newton Jr. and T H Azrack, were found shot to death in a desert cabin near Anza California. Their bodies were tied to a stove with revolvers on them. An FBI investigation continues with possible ties to Carmen Gagliardi, a top FBI fugitive, though officials caution against speculation.
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San Diego
Anza
Here
FBI
Oak Grove
Calif
Theodore Newton Jr
T.H. Azrack
Fallbrook
Border ‘Patrol
Robert W. Evans
Carmen Raymond Gagliardi
Gagliardi
Palor
Riverside County
Gilbert Crowell
Cooper-Sienga
Teading
Palomar Mountain
Americans are the most worried people in the world says British psychiatrist
A British psychiatrist claims Americans are the most worried globally. The survey of readers reveals mixed feelings with responses from Henry Harwood, Jacquelyn Aguilar, Betty McClure, David Baley, Camelia Tanner, Vicki Bates and others.
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David Baley
Windsong St
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Abba Eban
Burns
Governmental Efficiency Committee
Norco Council
Hamner
Riverside Sheriff's Office
Border Patrol
Consulting
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Ried
Henry Harwood
W. Kendall
England
Jacquelyn Aguilar
Blackpine Dr
Overeaters Anonymous
Betty McClure
Garretson
Camelia Tanner, 1820
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Vicki Bates
Dana St
Abby Ee
Mother Ween Enesteens
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Memory Lane
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