Geneva Conference Talks Shift as Brown Meets Gromyko
British Foreign Secretary George Brown and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko meet at the U.N. in New York to discuss reopening the Geneva Conference on Viet Nam. Indonesia is urged by parties on both sides to help end the conflict as Johnson, Thant, and Malik signal varied positions.
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United Nations
N.Y
Britain
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
George Brown
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.N
New York
Indonesia
Adam Malik
Brown
Labor Party
Gromyko
China
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Paul Martin
Canada
India
Poland
International Control Commission
Indochina
Johnson
U Thant
Thant
Tokyo
Malik
B52 Bombers Hit Infiltration Routes In Vietnam
AP reports U S B52 bombers struck infiltration routes and bivouac areas in the demilitarized zone near the center of Vietnam in their 14th raid. Marines pushing through jungle near the zone faced light contact as Prairie operations pressed north Vietnamese 324B losses neared 1 000 with several casualties reported.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
Guam
Auto Makers Police Themselves In Pricing Show
In Detroit the auto industry shows it can discipline pricing without federal wrath. Ford and Chrysler led with boosts then GM matched with a modest rise, prompting relief in Washington. The move signals a voluntary industry stance influencing national economy and a possible trend for other sectors.
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J. F. Tor Horst
North American Newspaper Alliance
Detroit
Motor City
White House
Washington
Ford
Chrysler
Corporation
United Nations
Congress
AUTO
Bright Night Lights Upgrade For High Point Streets
The Sunday Enterprise reports High Point's new street lighting as a citywide improvement under a three year program with several years more work ahead. Lael Tucker Wertenbaker spoke on writing reading and theater during a UNCG visit. she is a trustee of the National Repertory Theatre.
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High Point
Sunday Enterprise
Lael Tucker Wertenbaker
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
National Repertory Theatre
UNCG
Enterprise
Ford Rejects Soviet Bid To Build Moscow Factory
Ford Motor Co rejected a Soviet request to build a car and truck factory in Moscow amid talks tied to a broader push to expand Soviet auto production. The Soviets plan Fiat and Renault involvement as well and would require long term credits for capital tied to the venture. Fiat’s $300 million equipment contract and U S export control assurances were cited in the discussions.
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Moscow
Ford Motor Co
Volga
Ford
Soviet Union
Fiat
Italy
Renault
France
Detroit
Stalingrad
Turin
United States
U.S
Washington
Bus Train Collision Kills 19 Teens Near Montreal
Canadian National Railways examined a deadly school bus train crash near Dorion Quebec that killed 19 youths and wounded 24 on Friday night. Among the dead was 19 year old driver Marcel Fleury son of bus fleet owner Floryan Fleury. The elder Fleury called his son a very good driver.
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Dorion
Que
Canadian National Railways
Montreal
Marcel Fleury
Floryan Fleury
Fleury
Surprise Visit Bolsters U Thant Viet Nam Peace Drive
U N Secretary General U Thant gains moral support from President Johnson after a 50 minute meeting in Washington. Johnson calls the talk a symbolic act of support for the United Nations and leadership in promoting peace.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
U Thant
Viet Nam
Johnson
Thant
U.S
Geneva
Petude
Big Ear legal boy spy finds law on his side
In Allen Park a boy’s toy listening device called The Big Ear sparks a dispute with neighbors. An officer used it to hear part of a nearby conversation, leading to FBI and U S attorney involvement. The court ruling said The Ear is legal unless the listener publishes or repeats confidential talks overheard.
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Boy Spy
Law
Detroit
Steven Soltesz
Allen Park
Francis Drobowski
Seltest
Steve
Ernest
Drobowskis
Soltesz
Drobowski
Steven
FBI
U.S
Richard Mossoney
Radio
Doris Duke's Car Strikes Companion Near Rough Point
Newport police said tobacco heiress Doris Duke 53 drove a car that struck and killed her companion Eduardo Tirella 42 as he opened a gate at Rough Point estate on Bellevue Avenue. Duke received cuts and bruises and was held for observation after the Friday night crash. Tirella’s autopsy planned and he had appeared in The Sandpiper. Tirella helped with filming in the movie and Duke heir to a fortune exceeding 100 million with four prior divorces.
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Newport
R.I
Doris Duke
Eduardo Tirella
Miss Duke
Newport Hospital
Tirella
Rough Point
Bellevue Avenue
Navy Ens
Judith Thomb
Lewis Thomb
Milwaukee
Wis
Sandpiper
New York
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Chrysler Corp
American Motors Corp
Big Ear Legal
Steve Soltesz
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