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Corner Lot Ownership for Ballfield Sparks Local Debate
A reader asks who owns the corner lot at Wise and Grace and learns the southwest corner is in L. E. McDowell's name at 1000 Grace St. Public works could not locate him. The note suggests players use the space until the owner or a rightful claimant appears.
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P. K
L. E. McDowell
Grace St
Signals at Lexington entrance eyed amid private center rules
Public q a column notes Lexington Avenue entrance at College Village Shopping Center faces signal denial since center is private property. A 1965 redesign proposed closing the current entrance and relocating it to Fifth Street to ease two way traffic, but ownership rejected due to cost and lease issues. Patrons urged to use Centennial access points.
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Lexington Avenue
College Village
Fifth Street
Joe Gravely
Centennial
Lexington Centennial
Welfare Work Standoff Hits New York Neediest
A couple facing eviction, ages 22 and 18, sits in welfare office misery as 80 percent of Department of Welfare case workers strike in a contract dispute. With only emergency services, they wait for aid while rent piles up and food runs out. The public dispute leaves 650,000 on welfare rolls as workers hold seminars on sidewalks and city staff fill the gaps.
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New York
Department of Welfare
United States and Soviet Union plan joint nuclear treaty at Geneva
U S and Soviet Union plan to submit a joint draft treaty to Geneva Disarmament Conference to curb nuclear proliferation. negotiators debate safeguards and inspections while Rusk and Gromyko meet amid Middle East crisis and Kosygin's Havana trip.
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Lewis Gulick
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Geneva
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.N
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Glassboro
N.J
Johnson-Kosygin
Rusk
Gromyko
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cabinet
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kosygin
Moscow
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Havana
Vietnam
Governors Agree Summit Boosts Johnson Stock
West Yellowstone Montana AP presidents say Johnson gains in polls from Kosygin talks as governors from nine GOP and two Democratic states react. Some see risk if public expectations rise. others praise his Vietnam policy while predicting Democratic unity and Republican frustration shaping 1968 campaign.
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West Yellowstone
Mont
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
New Jersey
Colorado
John Love
Republican Governors’ Association
Love
GOP
Stan Hathaway
Wyoming
Vietnam
Tim Babcock
Montana
United States
Rampton
St. Louis
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Hussein Seeks U S Aid After War Losses
King Hussein of Jordan plans to ask President Johnson for U S help to relieve his battered nation after the Arab Israeli war. U S officials expect sympathy but note Israel’s occupation of key Jordanian territory limits immediate action. Refugee burdens persist and are largely handled by the U N relief agency with U S funding. Hussein works to align with Western allies while avoiding broad Arab policy fractures.
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Hussein
Jordan
Johnson
White House
U. S
United States
U. N. Relief and Work Agency
U.N. General Assembly
Conferees Work On District Plan
Ten House and Senate conferees attempt to craft a realignment plan for North Carolina's 11 congressional districts under federal court orders. House changes to seven districts threaten Senate agreement as talks continue with conferees named by Lt. Gov. Bob Scott and House Speaker David Britt ahead of potential session adjournment.
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Raleigh
House
Senate
North Carolina
General Assembly
Bob Scott
David Britt
Earl Vaughn
Rockingham
David Bumgardner
Gaston
Vaughn
Bumbardner
Hoke County
U S Urges Israel to Avoid Hasty Jerusalem Annexation
The White House publicly urged Israel not to pursue a quick unilateral annexation of the old section of Jerusalem seized from Jordan. The statement, read by Assistant press secretary Tom Johnson, stressed consultation with religious leaders before any status change and praised careful, fair action to resolve the city’s long-standing conflicts.
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Washington
White House
Israel
Jerusalem
Jordan
Middle East
Tom
Johnson
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