Summit Meeting on Kosygin Visit Clarified
Press secretary George Christian dismissed reports of a Johnson arranged visit to Kosygin in New York. He said the invitation to Kosygin to visit Washington still stands only if Kosygin accepts and has not been refused, leaving Johnson’s involvement unclear.
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Hoss
George Christian
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New York
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
U.S
Israel
Plot details unfold on RAM and black extremism
Police described RAM and the Black Liberation Front as secretive violent groups with ties to pro Castro and pro Chinese causes. Several members were charged in a conspiracy to kill and to possess dangerous weapons. The report also notes figures like Wilkins and Young, plus fugitive Robert F. Williams, with mentions of other raids and indictments linked to civil rights leaders.
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RAM
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Black Liberation Front
Statue of Liberty
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Washington Monument
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Robert F. Williams
NAACP
Monroe
N.C
North Carolina
Peking
China
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Cuba
Philadelphia
Maxwell Stanford
Harlem
Mao Tse-lung
Queens
Thomas Mackell
Wilkins
Mackell
Kep
Hathem
Tiplans
Life Magazine
Little Israel Affirms Intention To Keep Old Part Of Jerusalem
Brown opening the assembly session Wednesday urged Israel to avoid annexing the Old City of Jerusalem. He warned that any move to annex or legislate for the Old City would isolate Israel from world opinion and jeopardize what he called nonnegotiable rights. The discussion reflects Britain's view that the Israeli Arab conflict should not lead to territorial gains and references the original UN partition plan designating Jerusalem as international.
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Israel
Jerusalem
Old City
U.N
De Gaulle Calls for End to Foreign Intervention in Vietnam and Middle East
The article reports Charles de Gaulle urging a common course among the Big Four and criticizing Israel for opening conflict. It covers U Thant mediation ideas, UN force concepts, and France's cautious neutrality while noting strong public support for Israel. It notes Krag's call for UN peacekeeping and Denmark's readiness to aid.
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Pas
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Dent Johnson
Phnom Penh
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Israel
Middle East
Egypt
Gulf of Aqaba
de Gawle
Vietnam and Soviet clash over meeting with Kosygin
The article discusses U S and Soviet actions around a proposed U N emergency session and a visit by Kosygin to the United States. It notes Johnson and Mansfield positions, Kosygin’s aims, and Moscow’s stance amid Arab-Israeli tensions. It also mentions U S raids in North Vietnam and RAM ضد assassination rumors involving a Queens prosecutor, with broader mentions of extremist activity and police actions.
Senate Defers Censure as Dodd Ethics Debate Persists
The Senate rejected a mild admonishment for Senator Dodd while considering a Long resolution to direct the ethics committee to address conduct before this session ends. Supporters argued for a gentle rebuke, while opponents called the measure inadequate and potentially making the body a laughingstock.
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Senate
Long
Dodd
Stennis
Sen
Wallace F. Bennett
United States
Ribicoff
Tom Dodd
Birch Bayh
Daniel Inouye
Johnsons Welcome Luci's Baby Boy at Georgetown Hospital
First Lady Mrs. Johnson announced Luci Johnson gave birth to a son at a Washington hospital. Luci, nearly 20, and her husband Pat, a KTBC employee, had moved to Austin after marriage last August. The family shared news with officials and relatives as doctors reported a normal labor aided by a gas anesthetic.
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University of Texas
Pat
Johnson
Austin
Texas
Gerard P., Nugent
Waukegan, Ill
Air Force strikes on rail yards northwest of Hanoi
In continued attacks on rail yards 31 and 45 miles northwest of Hanoi Air Force pilots strafed 30 to 40 boxcars and damaged track sections. Radio Hanoi said three planes were shot down including two reconnaissance aircraft. Tass cited surface to air missiles downing the last two. Neither source clarified if the planes were manned or unmanned as drones conduct much of the northern scouting.
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Hanoi
Tass
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