Soviets and China Agree to Meet Later in Dispute
The Soviet Union and China announced they would meet again "some time later" to resume talks on their ideological dispute. Western observers doubt a quick resumption. Beijing accused Moscow of trying to incite Chinese people and party against Mao Zedong amid sharp exchanges.
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Mongolia
China
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Peking People’s Daily
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Bridge Repairs To Begin Soon Between La Crosse and Dresbach
The Milwaukee Road railroad bridge over the Mississippi River between La Crosse and the Dresbach Dam will undergo repairs. The Army Corps of Engineers says passage for vessels and tows will be provided with as little delay as possible and pilots of all craft are urged to use caution in the area.
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Mississippi River
la Crosse
Dresbach Dam
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Nelson pleads to reject plan to shift Outdoor Resource program
Wisconsin Senator Gaylord Nelson urged lawmakers to defeat a bill abolishing the State Recreation Committee and handing control of the $50 million Outdoor Resource program to the Conservation Department. He warned the move would erase gains and diminish elected representation, noting the bill would concentrate power in the governor and agencies. The Assembly-passed measure, sponsored by Paul Alfonsi, seeks to transfer administration of the program to the Conservation Commission and Department, with Senate consideration forthcoming.
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Norman Anderson
D-Madison
Paul Alfonsi
R-Minocqua
Alfonsi
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Test Helmets On Tension Filled L A Freeways
Scientists test a space helmet on Los Angeles freeways to record brain waves of motorists. Data are later analyzed at UC Los Angeles Brain Research Institute to compare brain states with driving stress. The helmet aims to study readings for eventual use by astronauts during long space flights.
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Brain Research Institute
Dedicate Camp For Retarded Children In Rhode Island
Mrs. Eunice Kennedy Shriver sister of the president attended the dedication of Camp Hope a summer day camp for retarded children in South Kingstown Rhode Island The camp received support from the Joseph P Kennedy Jr Foundation of which she is executive director
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Wagner and Marion Marshall Wed in New York City
Actor Robert Wagner and actress Marion Marshall were married in New York City by State Supreme Court Justice Joseph A. Brust on Sunday. The couple then departed for the West Coast. Wagner had divorced Natalie Wood last year, and Marshall had prior marriages to Allen Davey and Stanley Donen.
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