Johnson and Eshkol Tour LBJ Ranch for Peace Talks
President Johnson and Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol toured the LBJ Ranch near Stonewall Texas amid informal talks on peace. They rode to see Pedernales River oaks pastures and deer, shared a family dinner, and voiced a joint commitment to pursuing peace in the Middle East and beyond. Eshkol praised Johnson's friendship while noting both nations seek equal rights and peaceful coexistence.
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Johnson
Levi Eshkol
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Lbj Ranch
Randolph Air Force Eearth
Nformal Air Private
Randalph
Art Hay
Premiere
Esthel
Pedernales Riva
Johnsons
Israel
America
Middle East
Cyprus
Vietnam
Texas
Hind
Ranch
Soviet trial defendants accused of working for overthrow group
In Moscow a closed trial opened with the prosecutor accusing three male defendants Alexander Ginsburg, MW, Yat Galayskov, 28, and Alexei Dobrevlsky of working for a foreign group seeking to topple the Soviet government. The prosecutor cited contacts with the organization NTS, the Popo-Jan Labor Alliance.
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Moscow
Alexander Ginsburg
Yat Galayskov
Alexei Dobrevlsky
NTS
Popo- Jan Labor Alliance
Paris
Gerald Brooke
Volker Schaffhauser
Hag
U.S
Soviet Union
Rumors swirl over Ho Chi Minh death reports in Saigon
A Saigon newspaper claimed Ho Chi Minh died December 26 of heart disease and tuberculosis, but U.S. officials say he appeared in public last week. The government warned citizens against spreading the rumor amid further trial updates on Vera Lashkova and Dobrovolsky in a Soviet anti‑Soviet agitation case.
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U.S
Cong Chang
Hanoi
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Vera J Lashkova
Dobrovolsky
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Teachers' Unit Holds Special Meet in San Francisco
The Federation of Teachers plans an emergency meeting in San Francisco to discuss 98 demands from School Superintendent Robert Jenkins. Spokesman James Ballari says the issues include smaller class sizes and higher teacher salaries.
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Jale
Robert Jenkins
James Ballari
Reagan appoints seven to New Car Dealers Policy Board
SACRAMENTO AP Gov Reagan named seven members to the new New Car Dealers Policy and Appeals Board to oversee licensing policy and appeal actions by the State Motor Vehicles Department. Remaining members to be named by Senate Rules and Assembly Speaker Unruh.
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Reagan
New Car Dealers Policy and Appeals Board
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Senate Rules Committee
Assembly
Jessy M. Unruh
D. Inglewood
State Motor Vehicles Department
Robert J. Nesen
Oxnard Auld
Audrey B. Jones
Union City Council To Study Fund Plan
Union City Council to study a plan to use 165000 dollars in federal funds to supplement a 330000 dollar park land acquisition. City Manager John Cooghegan will second the Park and Recreation Commission recommendation today at 7 30 PM in City Hall.
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Whipple Road
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Eeonomie Opportunity Agency
Bill Newton
Murder Stuns Folsom Prison Inmate Stabging
At Folsom California a 48-year-old inmate James Rufde Carter was stabbed 15 times including once in the heart by Norman St Martin 39 in a cell. Associate Warden J B Gunn said guards pulled St Martin off after the attack. Carter died before medical staff could help. St Martin had a burglary and other convictions and was serving a long sentence.
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J. B. Gunn
James Rufde Carter
Norman St. Martin
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Carter
Martin
Leon
Na Mn
Chrier
Melo Shers
Yuba
Molson
Los Angeles County
Mine Shaft Plunge Injures Cyclist in Tonopah
Donald F. Anderson, 29, of Tonopah, plunged 33 feet into an abandoned mine shaft on a motorcycle en route to Klondyke. He sustained a fractured skull, fractured pelvis, multiple cuts, and was rescued by Nye County search and rescue teams using a rope and a Miller basket. he remained in fair to good condition at Northern Inyo Hospital.
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Inyo
Donald F. Anderson
Klondyke
Ile
Nye County
Nev
Ander Son
Yugoslav Leader Winds Up Rome Visit
Yugoslav Prime Minister Mika Spiljak began a Rome trip as the first Yugoslav premier to visit Italy since World War II. He was en route from Belgrade and planned talks with Italian officials on bilateral issues.
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UPI
Mika Spiljak
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India
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