End in sight Yemen war talks yield no details
Yemen peace talks between King Feisal of Saudi Arabia and President Nasser reportedly reach a full agreement in principle to end the civil war. Snags remained over conditions affecting Yemen's royal family and future government, with reports of disapproval from Feisal on Nasser’s terms.
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Feisal
Idoda
Peetade
United ‘Arab Republic
Yemen
Nasser
Bade
Saul Arabia
Thel
Mohammed VI
New Tropical Storm Anna Forms in Atlantic
UPI reports Tropical Storm Anna, first of the season, far northeast of Bermuda with winds near 60 mph. Forecasts show continued motion northeast at about 20 mph over the next 18 hours, with center winds around 60 mph and a broad gale zone extending about 100 miles from the storm's center in the eastern semicircle.
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UPI
Anna
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Bermuda
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Wounding of minister in Jackson linked to white extremists
The Rev. Donald A. Thompson, 59, White minister shot in the back outside his Jackson apartment Sunday night, remains in serious condition as police investigate a possible white extremist motive. Thompson described seeing three white men near a car at the scene and noted his wife’s remarks on injuries. He was wounded by a shotgun blast and is listed in serious condition at Baptist Hospital.
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Upy Phota
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UPI
Donald A. ‘Thompson
Thompson
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Bank slip threat leads to fatal shooting and civil rights link
Joseph Finazzo, 74, aimed a note warning of acid at a bank teller in Brooklyn and deposited $100. Police later found the message on the slip. The victim, Thompson, a Mississippi civil rights ally who opened church doors to Negroes, was shot after a trip to Natchez amid threats from white supremacists.
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UPS
Joseph] Finazzo
Brooklyn
Hoosevelt Savings Bank
Finazza
Bee
Thompson
First Unitarian Church
Birae
Mississippi
Natchez
Miss
MCAR
Conrad First To Croon Tune From Outer Space
United Press International reports Gemini astronauts Conrad and Aldrin engaged in a light moment during orbit 31. McDivitt described the crew’s status as positive with no major issues, and Conrad mused about singing a song during rendezvous as Aldrin suggested it.
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Outer Space
United Press International
Gemini
McDividt
Charles
Pete
Durlbe
Dames McDivitt
Aldrin
McDivitt
Russians' Anti U S Line Grows Tougher in Cold War Tone
Moscow reports indicate the Kremlin has hardened anti American rhetoric three weeks after President Johnson announced U S military buildup in Vietnam. Soviet leaders have paused cultural and scientific exchanges, overshadowing the recent easing seen at times. Alexander N Shelepin delivered an intensified anti American oration in North Korea, likening U S world role to World War I.
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Kremlin
Johnson
Viet Nan
Soviet Union
bin Brealy
U.S
Alexander N. Shelepin
Tie 1 Party
North Korea
America
Hiller
New Catholic Leader to Tackle Race Injustice
In Chicago, Most Rev John Patrick Cody, new archbishop of the diocese, vows to address the racial problem and church involvement. He notes no firm stance yet on priests protesting, saying he will study policy changes as needed. In Congo, authorities report arrests as nuns protest after last year’s massacre, with Premier Moise Tshombe under scrutiny over mission participation.
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Chicago
UPL
John Patrick Cody
St. Louis
At & Pam
Leopoldville
The
Congo
UPI
Moise
Subicel
Stock Mart Opens Firm in Dull NYSE Trading
Stock market opened firm in dull session on the New York Stock Exchange with steels barely steady and electronics recovering. General Motors rose to 88 and Chrysler jumped to 48 while Ford fell to 43 and American Motors slid to 9. IBM gained to 464 while Zenith Magnavox and Texas Instruments rose about 4. Littlon advanced to 101. The United Auto Workers struck an American Motors plant in Kenosha Wisconsin.
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New York
Smarket
New York Stock Exchange
Eekee
Motors
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors
United Auto Workers
Kesnostia
Wisconsin
IBM
Zenith
Magnavox
Texas Instruments
Litton
Soviet Rejection Seen On Disarmament Offer
In Geneva UPI reports Soviet delegations expect an outright rejection of the American draft at the nuclear disarmament conference. Semyon Tsarapkin prepares a formal reply to the US proposal, with Canada’s Gen Barns the sole speaker as talks run short.
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UPI
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Tsarapkin
Gen
EM. Barns
Kingsport Times Subscription Rates By Carriers
Kingsport Times, an independent Evening daily except Sundays, lists subscription rates by carrier and postal service. The notices indicate weekly, Sunday, and daily options with pricing details for Kingsport, Tennessee.
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Tenn. Hall
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