Britain says Kosygin set Tashkent accord with U.S. aid
British officials believe Soviet Premier Kosygin promoted the India Pakistan peace accord at Tashkent with backing from President Johnson. Washington supposedly coordinated behind the scenes while welcoming the move to end Kashmir tensions and aid famine threatened India.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
India-Pakistan
Tashkent
Lyndon B. Johnson
London
Washington
Moscow
India
Pakistan
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Ayub
United States
Russia
U.S
Kashmir
Britain
Johnson
Hanoi
Governor Moore Presses Delegation Critique Over Banking Authority
Governor Moore criticized a state official for poor morale and weak guidance to bankers, citing lack of delegation and instruction in loan applications. Cullom responded detailing excellent relations with North Carolina banks and the banking commission and resisted a forced resignation.
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Banking Commission
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Woman to Work Near New Arch Office in Point
The article notes a woman moving to a new office three blocks from her current location, enabling a walk to work. She expresses gratitude to Point residents for their support and says she will keep a warm feeling for the city and its people.
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New Arch
St. Louis
Business Club
Point
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Peking Hanoi clash widens to US China rift over Vietnam
The piece argues Washington will not concede in Vietnam and warns that negotiations pale beside the wider clash with Communist China. It notes U S deployments intensify, accuses rivals of exploiting mistrust, and references Harriman and Goldberg in efforts to bridge gaps.
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Washington
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Viet Nam
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Mr. Goldberg
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Ted Forgapital
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