Thant Holds Free Talks With Kosygin in Moscow
U Thant and Premier Kosygin spent about three hours discussing Viet Nam disarmament and European issues in a warm Kremlin meeting. A U N spokesman gave no details on whether a peace conference or airmen were raised, and no term for Thant was discussed.
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Moscow
USN
U Thant
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.N
Thant
Kosygin
Viet Nam
U.S
Indira Gandhi
India
Harold Wilson
Britain
Geneva
Hanoi
Wrights move to Grosse Pointe Woods sparks white backlash
The Wright family, two parents and three children, moved to Grosse Pointe Woods seeking a peaceful home near Mr. Wright's job. Neighbors reacted with disapproval and harassment incidents were reported. Officials praised police cooperation and the Michigan civil rights commission urged calm. Wright insists he will stay, calling the community ideal for raising kids despite tensions.
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Henry Ford II
Horace Dodge
Michigan
George Romney
Washington, D.C
Wright
Grasse Pointe Woods
Schoor
Kenneth McLeod
Grosse Pointe Woods
Andrews
Civil Rights Commission
Michigan Civil Rights Commission
CRC
Wrights
US and Ky Clash Over Vietnam War Strategy
The piece reports sharp policy divergence between the United States and Vietnam’s Ky on how to win South Vietnam’s fate. Washington favors limited northern strikes and south-focused action, while Ky urges invading North Vietnam with possible Chinese involvement, a stance opposed by Mansfield and Javits who say Ky does not speak for the U.S.
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North Viet Nam
U.S
Washington
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Mansfield
United States
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Arkansas Primary Race Shows Democrats Leading Amid Unease
In Arkansas Sheridan Republican contender Rockefeller led McMillan in early returns from 82 of 367 precincts while Democratic hopefuls including McSlellan Gathings Mills Trimble and Pryor led their districts. Gov Faubus did not seek or endorse in a seven-candidate Democratic field with polls open 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Party unity versus machine politics loomed as a key theme.
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McMillan
Sheridan
Rockefeller
John L. McSlellan
E.C. Gathings
Wilbur Mills
J.W. Trimble
Orval E. Faubus
Brooks Hays
Dale Alford
Little Rock
Supreme Court
Frank Holt
Jim Johnson
Conway
Sam Boyce
Newport
Raymond Rebsamen
Kenneth Sulcer
Osceola
McClellan
Foster Johnson
Rep
E.co. Gathings
Pine Bluff
Charles Honey
Prescott
Richard Arnold
Dean Murphy
Eardley
Arthur Mills
Trimble
Burleston
Evans
Pryor
Murphy
Spre
Arnold
Jones
Iz Republican
High speed rail tests possible on Central line
Hoffmann estimated shuttle speeds over 100 mph could be maintained using existing electrical equipment and high speed diesel locomotives. Central tests between Butler Indiana and the Midwest jet tests aim to save federal research costs and advance high speed rail travel.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsy Track
Central
Butler
Ind
Hoffman
Ella Churns Harmlessly Past Islands
Tropical storm Ella moved past the Leeward Islands with top winds of 50 mph and was expected to intensify on Wednesday. The Leeward and Virgin Islands saw light winds and only rough seas, while small craft were advised to stay near port and listen for advisories. Meanwhile Hurricane Dorothy strengthened west of the stores heading north at 6 mph with winds rising to 75 mph after a temporary downgrade.
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Miame
Fla
Ella
Leeward Islands
Weather Bureau
Leeward
Virgin Islands
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Middle Atlantic
Dorothy
Viet Nam guerrilla attack hits Soc Trang air field
Viet Cong mortars hit Soc Trang air field near Saigon for the second time in a month. No casualties or damage reported as U.S. air support halted the eight minute assault. Meanwhile, Marines seek North Vietnamese soldiers near the 17th Parallel amid broader air campaigns.
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Soc Trang
Saigon
U.S
17Th Parallel Demilitarized Zone
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
Samson quits as tug crew boss after powerful tug struggle
The sup erman on the tug declared I quit after a third attempt arguing the tug was too strong and that its propellers ran slowly. Capt Rodage commented the iPropellers barely turned and the crew faced a stubborn battle with the 50 times power of an airliner.
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Erman
Rodage
Walsh
Mexico
Philadelphia
Airline strike cripples West major travel and jobs
An Associated Press survey shows about 66,000 idle airline workers forcing a toll on travel and tourism as the strike persists. Strikers receive 25 a week in Machinists benefits, with many others drawing unemployment. Revenue losses near 130 million, with relief possible through self-insurance, but the peak summer season profits drain away. Senate and White House debate quick action while Meany argues against intervention. Negotiations stalemate over a 53-cent wage rise spread over 36 months, with cost of living protections and benefits cited as key sticking points. An Eastern Airlines worker vows to stay out until hell freezes over as union militants push for end-to-end bargaining.
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Associated Press
Machinists
Senate
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
House Labor Committee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
White House
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Morse
Congress
Braniff
Continental
Northeast Airlines
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
E Transport Workers
American Airlines
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Johnson
Prince
Siemiller
Eastern Airlines
Anthony DeLillo
Miami
Robbery on federal property prompts FBI probe in Boston
Witnesses reported two men in black with ski masks loading bags from a white paneled truck parked near Harvard Medical School. The robbers fled in the truck, stripped license plates, and a white sedan trailed the getaway. Police and FBI investigated on federal property after the May robbery.
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Harvard Medical School
Hartford
Boston
Hungtington Avenue
Brookline
McGovern
FBI
Britain weighs cuts to defense and retreat from prestige role
The piece notes Britain should trim defense spending and drop a prestige role abroad while Europe remains central. Heath, presenting a Tory motion of censure, says Wilson lost face economically, cites Brown's resignation threat over the freeze, and claims Callaghan and Brown now clash on wages policy. He faults the Labour government for overmanning, restrictive practices, too little competition, and mass spending, urging broader planning.
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Wilson
Liberal Party
Asia
Europe
Britain
Heath
George Brown
Callaghan
Brown
Labor
Castro Attacks Chile Policy and U.S. Cuba Blockade
Castro denounced the U S blockade of Cuba and warned that Cuba would retaliate against any Socialist bloc country aiding Chile. He criticized Frei’s government for withholding essentials while claiming independent relations with the Socialist camp. Castro urged volunteers to fight Yankee imperialism in Vietnam and predicted a 1970s to 1980s Latin American revolution.
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U.S
Cuba
Castro
Socialist Bloc
Chile
Frei
Ernesto Guerrara
Viet Nam
Guevara
Latin America
Indonesia Faces Trouble After Cabinet Naming
Indonesian officials warn that political strife and economic crises persist despite a streamlined cabinet. They cite looming election tensions, potential civil unrest, and the need for major foreign aid, plus rice shortages and failing transport amid poor infrastructure. Communists remain underground as officials warn any slipped reforms could spark violence.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Indian Ocean
Australia
Communist Party
Stilwell Plane Sail Missing in Pacific Search Expanded
Brig. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell and two companions vanished when their DC3 lost engine power above the Pacific. A vast hunt covered 110000 square miles west of San Francisco as ships including Yorktown and 20 planes widened the search for Stilwell, pilot Hal Grimes, and navigator Harold Fossum. Stilwell, son of famed Gen. Vinegar Joe, was en route to Thailand with the aircraft to train Thai air force personnel.
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San Francisco
Joseph W. Stilwell
Pacific
DC3
Stilwell
U.S. Army
Green Beret
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Yorktown
Nouth
Vinegar Joe
Burma Road
Thailand
Honolulu
Hal Grimes
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Harold Fossum
Montclair
Auto sales rise above long term trend in first half
GM officials say half sales this year slightly below 1965 peak but above long term trend. Worldwide GM vehicle sales for the period not only beat all pre 1965 totals but exceeded the first six months' average of 1961 1964 by about a million units or 32 percent. Outlook remains favorable with a strong economy rising consumer income and very low unemployment. The current outlook is for another good year for the automobile industry.
Rights bill eyed to balance homeowner and buyer access
An accord with Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield aims to send the measure to the Senate Judiciary Committee after House approval. Senator Dirksen signaled potential filibuster if the housing provision remains or is restored, as Ervin's subcommittee weighs 15 days for review.
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House
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate Judiciary Committee
Derksen
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Judiciary Committee
Dirksen
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