Gromyko links end of bombing to Viet Nam talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko told Canada’s Paul Martin the United States must halt bombings of North Vietnam before talks can start. Martin met with Kosygin and said a stronger International Control Commission could help de escalate the war as a step toward peace. Canadian sources described the talks as frank with cordial atmosphere and signs Russians seek progress in disarmament and security.
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Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
Canada
United States
Viet Nam
Paul Martin
Alexei Kosygin
Kosygin
Martin
Gromyko
Hanoi
India
Poland
International Control Commission
Commission
Gromyka
Trial testifies to left handed swing in Sheppard case
Dr. Kirk testified that the murder weapon was swung with the left hand and noted a blood spot too large to come from the blow. Bailey pressed for opinion on whether the killer bore victim's blood. Spectators watched amid rain as the 1954 murder trial resumes with new testimony and defense questions.
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Kirk
F. Lee Bailey
Marlyn Sheppard
Bailey
Common Pleas
Francis J. Talty
Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
Jack Krakaw
Marilyn
Sam
Krakaw
J. Spencer Houk
Bay Village
Houk
Krakan
University of California
Berkeley
Cleveland
William Corrigan
Five Bullets Hit Car in Kansas City Driveby
Five bullets struck Marvin Inselman’s car as he drove through a Kansas City neighborhood early Thursday wounding none of the three occupants who ducked for cover. Police arrested 31 year old Joe Loren Moore, held for observation after witnesses reported a man kneeling at an intersection and firing at passing vehicles.
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Kansas City
Marvin Inselman
Inselman
Joe Loren Moore
Moore
Topeka
Tragic Farmington Fire Claims Palmateer Family Children
Fire at Farmington home kills Carol Palmateer and three other children. Mother and two older daughters escape after attempting multiple rescues in a steady rain. Palmateer, a welder and ham radio enthusiast, mourns losing his home two years after moving in. Neighbors praise Carol's bravery and care for siblings. Damage estimated at $8,000. cause undetermined.
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Palmateer
Carol
James Lanigan
Larkshire Elementary
Viet Nam War Report From Front Lines July Patrols
Ground action across the republic remained light and scattered as U S forces conducted 100 air missions against Viet Cong targets despite bad weather. Brig Gen Hollingsworth and crew escaped injury after a helicopter crash near Tay Ninh while another chopper was lost with four killed. Australian troops hunted Viet Cong on Long Son Island. Marines marked the 191st anniversary with ceremonies and patrols. The gas issue from earlier in the war reemerged amid claims of use against troops and defenses, denied by American authorities who described gases as nonlethal irritants.
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Page Gne
James F. Hollingsworth
Sanger
Tex
Tay Ninh Province
Hollingsworth
The
Republic
U.S
North Viet Nam
da Nang
United States
Mansfield in Capitol interlude signals wait-and-see Senate view
Senator Mansfield paused at his Capitol office during a campaign lull in Montana and Florida. Lee Metcalf won reelection over Gov. Tim Babcock by about 119000 to 138000, and Mansfield urged a measured, review focused on oversight of programs and value for funds. Dirksen visited the White House with a turkey and urged scrutiny of poverty programs, rents, and foreign aid, cautioning Johnson against reintroducing open housing legislation blocked last session.
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Mansfield
Capitol Bil
Montana
Florida
House
Senate
Lee Metcalf
Tim Babcock
Congress
Dirksen
White House
National Turkey Federation
Mount Morris
Kite House
Johnson
Gemini 12 Prepares for Final U.S. Manned Flight of Year
Pilots Lovell and Aldrin held a briefing with weather officers who forecast satisfactory launch conditions. They plan to stay awake until after midnight, then rise before launch, as Gemini 12 advances toward a staged sequence including two extra-vehicular excursions and a planned daylight splashdown in the western Atlantic.
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Lovell
Aldrin
U.S
United States
Ars Agena
Akirin
Atlantic
Government data show third quarter GDP revisions
The department cut Grogs National Product to 744.6 billion at an annual rate from 746 billion, citing inventories and net exports. The revision raised the annual rate of all goods and services by 12.3 billion but fell short of earlier 13.7 billion forecasts, signaling slower growth than some economists expected while still aligning with Johnson administration projections. Corporate profits after taxes dropped to 48.3 billion. dividends stayed at 21.1 billion. National income rose to 614 billion, up 9.9 billion from Q2. Employee compensation gains were questioned by some economists as inflationary.
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Johnson
Department
Dirksen Predicts Spending Cuts In New Congress
Senate leader Everett Dirksen predicted fiscal restraint after Election surges, citing potential cuts to foreign aid and subsidies. He presented a 40 pound Harrisonburg turkey to the White House as a Thanksgiving symbol, noting a focus on waste reduction and spending surveillance. The turkey, kept as a show bird, remained silent during the White House reception.
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Washington
Everett McKinley Dirksen
White House
Congress
Harrisonburg
Senate
Dirksen
National Turkey Federation
Mount Morris
Wiliam D. Wampler
Harrison
Turkey Federation
Johnson
Henry Haller
Elizabeth Carpenter
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