Kosygin calls for ban on using nuclear arms on nonnuclear states
Premier Kosygin urged a ban on using nuclear weapons against countries without them, a move seen as aiming to advance a nonproliferation treaty. Western sources note the proposal could deter the United States from placing weapons in allied nations, particularly West Germany.
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Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
United States
Viet Nam
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Red China
Johnson
Paul VI
India
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Pakistan
Tashkent
West Germany
Viet Nam talks under UN glare as council weighs Geneva push
The UN Security Council considers inviting Saigon Hanoi Peking and possibly the National Front for Liberation to its Viet Nam debate. Ambassador Goldberg says the council favors settling at the conference table in Geneva and that the United States might reconvene the Geneva talks if Britain and the Soviet Union agree. He notes broad council support for a Geneva conference and says US bombing pause would continue only with a reciprocal move from Hanoi.
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Hanoi
Peking
National Front For Liberation
Goldberg
Viet Nam
U.S
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Geneva
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Soviet Union
Council
Akira Matsui
Japan
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Justice Department
Shelton
Grand Dragons
House
Edwin E. Willis
D-La
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Congress
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Supreme Court
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Curtis
Committee On UN- American Activities
Shetton
James R. Jones
North Carolina
Brandh
Robert Scoggin
South Carolina
Calvin F. Craig
Gorgia
Marshall R. Kornegay
Virginia
George
F. Dorsett
Imperial Kladd
Robert Hudgins
Piantanida ends high balloon jump after near miss
Piantanida rode the gondola down after ten minutes aloft as technicians noted a rapid heartbeat. The 33 year old said the mission was not accomplished despite reaching high altitude. He vowed to try again sooner or later. The attempt, part of SPACE Inc projects to exceed 100,000 feet in free fall, follows a prior failure when the balloon burst at 22,700 feet. The effort aims at surpassing US and world records for free fall and balloon altitude. Space Inc stands for Survival Programs Above Common Environment.
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Janice
Estherville
Jacques Istel
Space, Inc
Brick Town
N.J
United States
Eugene Andreev
Soviet Union
US Air Force
Joseph W. Kittinger Jr
U.S. Navy
Malcolm D. Ross
Cold stretch eases as western NC clears roads
Weather through Friday brings cold, improving conditions with crews clearing secondary roads in western and northwestern North Carolina. Schools may reopen by Monday as most districts resume, some had been closed over two weeks. Extra crews and trucks aid dairy milk pickups in Ashe County amid the storm.
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Ashe County
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Asher County
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Tar Heel
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Associated Press
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Leitchfield
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Mississippi
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Minn
Grand Forks
N.D. Hutchinson
Kan
Dirksen blocks hearings on U S Viet Nam policy
Washington AP Dirksen blocks a move by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to reopen hearings on U S policy in Asia and Vietnam. Fulbright urges exploration while Dirksen cites a Senate rule forbidding committee meetings during sessions, complicating aims to end union shop discrimination and push Vietnam legislation.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Asia
Kerrett M. Dirksen
Arkansas
J. W. Fulbright
Senate
Dirksen
Fulbright
Dean Rusk
Senate Republi
Illinois
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Marines Press Massive Viet Nam Sweep In early 1960s style clash
Thousands of Marines and allied South Korean and Vietnamese troops engaged in Operation Masher and Operation Double Eagle along Viet Nam's northern flank. The fighting tapered to sporadic firefights as 695 enemy dead and 102 captured were reported, with intelligence indicating 75 percent of 437 suspects rounded up were Viet Cong. A Bong Son dispatch noted Viet Cong units possibly seeking a northwest valley hideout, while Bs2 bombardment targeted a mountain range eight miles northwest of Bong Son.
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U.S
Bong Son
Highlands
Bono San
Barber talk and battlefront reports from Vietnam
The piece mixes local barber opinions on a new term hairthian with war updates. It notes Barbers Richard Stevenson and Gus Imbeau reacting to a haircut terminology and then reports U S and Allied casualties and Viet Cong losses in the week of late January 196X with details from Cu Chi Da Nang and Saigon areas, plus statements by Gen Giap and reactions from Paris and Moscow at the UN.
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Pathet Lao
Laos
U.S
Highway 12
Common
New China News Agency
Pathet Lao Radio
Saigon
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Hanoi
Vo Nguyen Giap
North Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Giap
Hoe Tap
Paris
Moscow
U.N. Security Council
Hairtician nickname in small Pearl River shop name
In Pearl River New York Ennie Manna owner of the Physiog nomical Shop said he could get along nicely without hairtician He explained Physiognomical means shaping hair to suit a face and keeps the name Comment on hairtician was invited from Paul Lapali owner of the Rocking Chair barber shop in mid Manhattan He said fer You can't be serious.
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N.Y
Ennie, Manna
Hairtician
Paul Lapali
mid-Manhattan
Johnson proposes expanded aid and education exchanges
President Johnson outlines plans to raise Food for Peace aid to 150 million over five years and offer new birth control aid to countries requesting it. He urges 1,000 American schools to form partnerships with sister schools abroad, enabling books, equipment, and visits. A Peace Corps funding mix includes private funds and a new education cooperation center. He also envisions a health service corps and international training fellowships. The report also covers France’s reaction to US peace efforts and Kosygin's critique of Johnson.
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U.S
United States
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U.S. Public Health Service
Red Guerrillas Strike Deep Inside American Camp
AP photographer A Chang witnessed Viet Cong fighters emerge from ground like dragon’s teeth at a 25th Infantry Division position in South Vietnam. The assault triggered explosions at the ammunition dump as cooks and clerks fled the chaos and one airborne report noted an American helicopter observer joining the fray minutes before heavy fighting began.
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Associated Press
A! Chang
25Th Infantry Division
Chang CU Chi
South Viet Nam
Armand W. Pardy
Pardy
Utica
N.Y
Saigon
Sth Mechanized
Assembly Finance Committee Approves Unemployment Bill
The House Finance Committee approved an administration bill lifting unemployment benefits from 36 to 42 dollars and raising earning requirements. The measure, also from the Senate, allows a worker to earn up to 10 dollars more without losing benefits and clarifies eligibility amid changes.
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House Finance Committee
Senate
Virginia House Divided Over Polite Address for Ladies
A Virginia House dispute centers on whether to call female members "ladies" or "gentlewomen" with Speaker Moore insisting on "lady" while Floor Leader Cooke argues for "gentlewoman." Four women now sit in the House, including Inez Baker and Mary Marshall, sparking the debate over parliamentary address.
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Richmond
Virginia House of Delegates
E. Blackburn Moore
John Warren Cooke
Moore
Inez
Baker
Portsmouth
Mary Marshall
Arlington
Marion G. Galland
Alexandria
Dorothy
S. McDiarmid
Fairfax
Cooke
Virginia
Mrs. Baker
Report on grounds of a computer approach to a military problem
A committee report endorses a computer based method as understudied and undecided while praising Air Force achievements. It argues air power leads but lacks adequate tactical ground support. LeMay advocates a new bomber study and recalls Japan era bombing, urging wartime targets to be warned to evacuate.
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Otis G. Pike
D-N.y
LeMay
McNamara
Japan
Viet Nam
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