U Thant Talks in Moscow Press Kept Warm and Friendly
U N Secretary General U Thant met Soviet Premier Kosygin in the Kremlin for talks expected to focus on the Vietnam War and United Nations activity. The Soviet announcement described the discussions as in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Thant arrived Monday and planned to gauge Soviet views on a possible second term, with his decision due by September and needing backing from the five permanent Security Council members.
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U Thant
Alexi. N. Kosygin
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Viet Nam
United Nations
Thant
Wolhani
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Military pools to aid city youths in crisis plan
The Defense Department will share 70 military pools with urban youths under a federal effort led by the Office of Economic Opportunity. The program expands OEO summer efforts to provide emergency recreational facilities in 15 states across 35 major cities, aiming to ease racial tensions and aid needy youngsters.
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North
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Defense Department
Office of Economic Opportunity
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Sargent Shriver
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Socialist Weddings Opened in Havana Palace
Havana radio reports a new wedding palace opened for socialist weddings in Havana Cuba marking a state run ceremony venue. The announcement highlights a formal venue for marriage rites under socialist governance and notes its public service role for couples seeking wedlock.
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Miami
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Havana
Test Ban Pact Charges By Russ Are Rejected
ENEVA RP The United U S delegate Adrian Fub today rejected Soviet charges that loopholes in the Chin s draft treaty would curb the spread of nuclear weapons. Roslof said disarmament talks could invite a nuclear war if one power decides to use its weapons and allies might be drawn in.
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Adrian
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Thieves Use Tow Truck Hoist in Troy Auto Agency Heist
Police report thieves at Troy Michigan used a tow truck hoist from a local auto agency to lift a one ton safe containing about 35000 dollars in cash and checks onto a getaway truck. The Monday burglary damaged the business as investigators search for suspects and review security footage.
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Troy, Mich
President Johnson cautious on Hanoi war crimes talk
Washington officials relayed a restrained White House stance on Hanoi’s weekend message and prisoner exchanges. Aides said the administration would not escalate public warnings while Geneva Convention rules on POWs were under review. McCloskey and Moyers emphasized calm, noting no trial for the captured sailors and avoiding charges of war crimes.
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UPI
Johnson
Hanoi
Bill D. Moyers
U.S
State Department
McCloskey
Ho Chi
United States
Minh
White House
Jrobert J. McCloskey
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