Latin American Common Market Formation Backed By Presidents
President Johnson joined five Central American leaders in endorsing a regional common market and urged similar blocs across the globe. He announced 65 million in loans plus 30 million for economic integration and 35 million for school, rural electrification, and agriculture programs. Demonstrators clashed with police but Johnson’s motorcade proceeded as authorities promised security.
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Liberal Democrats Poised To Hold Japan Upper House
Tokyo AP reports polls show Eisaku Satos Liberal Democratic Party will retain its majority in the Diets upper house. Voters may favor candidate appeal over issues like Okinawa base ties and Vietnam. Campaigns note 305 candidates for 126 seats among 12 parties with U S Japan security treaty and cost of living shaping rhetoric.
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Plane Crash Kills 2 At Union Grove
Two people died when a light single engine Luscombe crashed on a hill near Union Grove in Racine County. The victims were Edwin J. Emer ich, 40, pilot, and Selmer Person, 51, both of rural Waterford. The crash occurred near U S 45 after a departure from Hales Corners airport. The cause was not known at the scene.
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Doctors Report Blaiberg May Get New Heart and Lung
Cape Town doctors consider a combined heart and lung transplant to save Dr. Philip Blaiberg the world’s longest surviving heart transplant patient. The 59 year old’s condition worsened with creeping pneumonia suspected in both lungs and possible heart graft rejection.
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Thant Discusses Vietnam Talks With Harriman and Thuy
U Thant met with Ambassadors Harriman and Thuy in Paris to discuss Vietnam peace talks as optimism grows for reviving negotiations. The possible release of three U.S. fliers by North Vietnam sparked new hope, with Harriman noting UN involvement could aid peacemaking at some stage. Thuy reported the Wednesday meeting, signaling broader prisoner-release diplomacy.
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Johnson
Editor Behind Iwo Jima Flag Photo Dies in Hawaii
Murray Beseler, 55, longtime AP photo editor and later owner of Photo Hawaii, died Friday at Queen’s Medical Center Honolulu from heart failure. Beseler selected and edited the Iwo Jima flag raising image that earned Joe Rosenthal a Pulitzer Prize, shaping its global fame.
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Nigeria faces famine as Biafra war drags on
After a year of civil conflict Nigeria faces starvation among seven million in Biafra and surrounding areas. Federal forces control key cities and air power limits relief, while Ojukwu rejects aid and tries to fly supplies in from coastal territories. Cease-fire talks stall amid regional and tribal tensions.
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Trudeau swears in 23 of 29 member cabinet expansion
In Ottawa AP report, Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau swears in 23 of the 29 member cabinet. Gov. Gen. Roland Michener administers oaths at Government House. Eight new ministers take a double oath to join the Privy Council.
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Sketch Brings No Lead In Rothschild Slaying
Madison UW campus police report the composite sketch of a man linked to the stabbing death of Christine Rothschild 18 of Chicago has yielded no new concrete leads since its release. Chief Ralph Hanson says calls are being checked and tips pursued.
How to Minimize Your Tax Increase In The La Crosse Tribune
Starting Monday in cooperation with tax experts, Sylvia Porter presents practical tips to ease the income tax surcharge. The three part series offers layman friendly advice for employees, employers, individuals and corporations based on lesser known points of the new law. Vital reading in the La Crosse Tribune.
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