Johnson Seeks Indirect Yet Public Camp David Debate With Kosygin
At Camp David President Johnson prepared for an indirect but public exchange with Soviet Premier Kosygin and possible talks on a wider summit. Johnson noted a potential moon mission discussion with Holt, while not confirming a meeting with Kosygin during the Soviet leader’s U.S. stay.
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Collision continues with injuries and fatalities reported
Multiple crashes are cited across Virginia. A tractor-trailer plunged over a Shenandoah County bridge railing on Interstate 81 near Woodstock, killing driver Edward Arnold Waybright, 46, of Staunton, and causing about 50 000 dollars in damage. In Montgomery County a three car collision on U S 11 near Elliston killed Elliston resident Ervin Sylvester Wade, 49, of Salem. Fauquier County hospital treated Hyattsville Maryland resident Mitiyo Ma Suyama, 50, for injuries from a three car Warrenton collision on U S 211, with a belated death notice released by state police.
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Kosygin’s quiet New York arrival and U N visit
Premier Kosygin arrived at Kennedy Airport in the predawn hours with a small Soviet delegation and a tight security contingent. He walked part of the way to the UN under a dense police cordon as crowds and photographers watched in Manhattan.
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Amherst County
Floods swell as 5,000 evacuated across city region
In Beatrice residents anticipated a Sunday crest of 26 feet on the Big Blue, 10 feet above flood stage, aided by dikes but likely isolating some homes. Crete saw receding water with northern residents evacuated, while continued runoff could bring another crest. Rail lines held, and up to 10 percent faced flooding. Ashland Louisville and Platte River juncture areas remained troubled with evacuations and lowland flooding.
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Levy's Plea For Release Denied After Appeal Request
The Army secretary refused Capt Howard B. Levy a bail pending appeal. Levy, held at Ft Jackson South Carolina, was convicted of disobedience and loyalty violations after a 15 day trial. The denial was announced by ACLU counsel Charles Morgan Jr who read a letter from Alfred B. Fitt confirming the decision.
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Liberty fights to Malta after torpedo attack and heavy losses
The Liberty withstood three torpedoes one missed one shot into a large hull breach and most damage below the water line. It completed a six day voyage to Malta under its own power with 34 bodies recovered three mutilated beyond identification and five missing likely washed from the hole. Navy said 20 bodies to be returned to the U S in days nine to Dover Del. were taken. Agricultural notes report 500000 acres flooded and 200000 partially inundated with about 200000 acres of corn washed out. Levy case updates include possible parole to his father or $1000 bond and legal actions to compel Army compliance with constitutional limits. Morgan plans further steps to press release pending appeal and bail considerations across civilian courts.
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Shelter Seventy Nine People Seek Exodus From Shelter
Shelter officials reported that 83 people wished to leave while about 63 stayed, with roughly 10 to 45 wanting to go. Observers watched volunteers through mirrors to study group shelter dynamics as residents endured crowded conditions on concrete floors with games, sleeping mats, and improvised ventilation devices.
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McNamara Comments on Red Chinese Nuclear Threat
McNamara warned that Chinese nuclear and ballistic missiles are advancing. He noted that China tested three nuclear armed missiles last October and that a fully operational ICBM capability would require many test firings and time.
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Guardsmen Pull Out As Cincinnati Quietly Returns
National Guardsmen began withdrawing from Cincinnati after police reported a deescalation in rioting and a return toward normalcy. Safety Director Henry Sandman and Col. James Clem led the exit talks while officials warned the situation remained fragile and vigilant.
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GOPer Corder to Step Down As Virginia GOP Chair
The Virginia Republican Party discussed preparations for the 1968 presidential election and the 1969 governor race. Chairman Corder announced his intention to not seek re election, prompting time for a successor. The committee also revised penalties for district fundraising, moving from 40 percent quota voting to a one third annual quota by June 4, then allowing party fundraising ideas to proceed locally.
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Vietnam Raids and Attacks Reported Across South and Central Regions
Newsbytes describe two Saturday night to Sunday morning raids against enemy concentrations and base camps, alongside mortar and rocket strikes on a South Vietnamese military hospital and three U S and Vietnamese positions in the central highlands. Seven Green Beret casualties are noted with light overall toll estimates, while North Vietnam incurs casualties in mountain passes toward Elephant Valley. Air operations included predawn strikes on Bac Giang and Haiphong areas, with a surface to air missile site destroyed near Vinh and a U S Thunderchief shot down but its pilot saved in War Zone D.
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Peking confirms hydrogen bomb test and new stage
Peking announced its hydrogen bomb test and claimed China has developed missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads. U Thant urged restraint as the U.N. Security Council warned against further tests. The White House and State Department offered no comment while Johnson warned Red China that atomic power would be deterred.
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Kosygin press questions as US urges peace talks
Kosygin in a dark blue suit faced reporters through an interpreter and did not appear tired after a long trip. The Soviet Union was expected to push a resolution condemning Israel as an aggressor and calling for withdrawal to prewar positions. Goldberg stated the United States viewed all Security Council proposals as before the General Assembly and urged openness to all peace proposals, while Kosygin aimed to seek a peaceful Middle East solution. Jordanian and Saudi ambassadors challenged Goldberg, saying the assembly would debate immediate withdrawal and consequences of aggression.
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