Johnson vows U S push to halt nuclear arms race
President Johnson, in a surprise New York visit, praised the nuclear nonproliferation treaty approved by the U N General Assembly and pledged vigorous U S efforts to de escalate the arms race. He urged swift signature, ratification, and full implementation while promising to share peaceful nuclear tech and pursue measures to curb arsenals.
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Soviet Union
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Nixon Rejects Rockefeller Television Debate Bid
New York AP Nixon refused to accept Governor Nelson Rockefeller's call for a nationally televised debate. The Republican frontrunner stated such a debate would aid Democrats by fostering divisions within the party. Nixon, returning from a Bahamas vacation, flew under tight security as Rockefeller pressed for a debate offer.
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New York
Richard O ‘M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Bahamas
Rockefeller
Los Angeles
Cyclist Waldteufel Rides 1000 Miles for Olympic Tryout
Emile Waldteufel a 23 year old Army Reserve specialist fourth class from Mill Valley Calif rode about 1000 miles to his summer camp near Port Townsend on the Olympic Peninsula. A member of the San Francisco Wheelmen Cycling Club he plans to try out for the U S Olympic cycle team.
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Emile Waldteufel
Mill Valley
Calif
Army Reserve
Port Townsend
Olympic Peninsula
Here
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San Francisco
It Had To Come Portable Parking Lot It Had To Come
Los Angeles unveils a portable parking structure to add space for about 200 cars at a cost of 184000 dollars. At dedication ceremonies an official called it the world s first demountable parking structure. The paper notes the city slick slogan for its newspaper.
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Los Angeles
Pistol Delivery Ban Sparks Debate Over Authority
Talks on gun control unfold as department officials press private couriers to curb handgun delivery across state lines while states largely lack restraining laws. NRA president Harold W. Glassen questions government authority. a new bill seeks broader firearm registration and licensing beyond Johnson’s proposals.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
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Joseph D. Tydings
Vietnam War Casualties Decline in Latest Week
The report shows U S casualties down with 58 fewer deaths and 2,739 wounded in action last week. South Vietnamese and allied forces also recorded lower losses, while enemy fatalities totaled 2,134, the smallest toll since late April.
Graduates Wear Paper Gowns at Cincinnati Ceremony
In Cincinnati University graduates will wear paperlike gowns and caps. Students were advised to tailor gowns with scissors to fit, with tips to trim length or adjust as needed. The paper garments reflect a frugal preparation for the evening commencement.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Senate OKs amended private school aid bill in Pennsylvan ia
In Harrisburg the Senate backed a revised nonpublic school aid bill 30 to 17, but critics say the amendments cripple the plan. Rep. Martin Mullen of Philadelphia calls the measure meaningless and notes the scaled funding from 27 million to 4.3 million with no private school disbursement before June 1970. Governor Shafer criticized the House passage. The bill would divert harness racing revenue up to 10 million to fund aid, with public schools receiving half of any excess racing revenue over 10 million.
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Senate
Martin P. Mullen
Phila
Mullen
Pennsylvania
Guv. Shafer
General Assembly
Penna
Nome Public Schools
Shafer
Swimming Deer Rescued From Lake by Coast Guard
A deer wandered into the lake at a busy Michig an beach and was rescued by Coast Guard crews on two boats. The animal was tranquilized, loaded aboard, and transported to a park for safety.
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Wilmette
Lake Michigan
Coast Guard
Corry Pharmacy Promotes T-4-L Fungus Treatment
An ad promises a fast solution for athlete's foot with one application of T-4-L, claiming the infection will begin to clear in minutes and skin will peel off in days. It urges customers to return in 3 to 5 days for continued treatment at Corry Pharmacy.
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John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Bahamas
Tricia
Finch College
Corry
Explosion Inquiry Continues In Benzoyl Chloride Case
Investigators seek cause of a tank car explosion as the General Analine Company faced a strike during loading and chemical handlers were temporarily replaced. Rate of expansion and valve failure remain unknown while the ICC opposes benzoyl chloride transport in this tank design. The Harrisburg chemical lab tests aim to identify the contaminant. With many firms involved in manufacture, loading, shipping and unloading, lawsuits could proliferate, delaying settlements.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania State Police Chemical Laboratory
Harrisburg
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