Kosygin Tours New York Sights During U N Visit
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin toured Manhattan sights on a 22 hour trip. He walked Wall Street and Fifth Avenue with a security detail, viewed Central Park Greenwich Village Chinatown and the Waldorf Astoria among others. He drew pickets from about 130 protesters near the Soviet Mission.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Manhattan
Wall Street
Fifth Avenue
Kosygin
Ludmila Gvishiani
United States
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Central Park
Greenwich Village
Chinatown
Empire State Building
Harlem
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Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
Brooklyn Bridge
Union Square
Trinity Church
Grand Central Terminal
East Village
U.N
East 67Th Street
Nikita Khrushchev
New York Stock Exchange
38Th Street
U.N. General Assembly
Mayor Denies Milwaukee Most Segregated City
Milwaukee Mayor Henry Maier on Meet the Press denied Milwaukee is the nation’s most segregated big city. He argued the city’s central area is not segregated, citing state housing laws, and blamed suburban incidents in Wauwatosa on white residents present for demonstrations.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Milwaukee
Henry Maier
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U.S
Wauwatosa
National Guard
Writer and editor James F. Donovan dies at 48
James F. Donovan a writer and editor for the U S Public Health Service in Washington died Saturday after a brief illness in Jersey City New Jersey He was 48 and had worked in public health communications for years.
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Jersey City
N.J
James F. Donovan
U.S. Public Health Service
Washington, D.C
Navy pilot destroys red fuel train north of Thanh Hoa
U S Navy pilots from the Carrier Bon Homme Richard said they destroyed a North Vietnamese freight train heavily loaded with high explosives and petroleum 22 miles north of Thanh Hoa on Saturday Lt Cmdr Mike C Cater of St Cloud Minnesota led a Skyhawks flight in a second strike Every pilot had hits on the train with several secondary explosions and petroleum fires burning.
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Saigon
Bon Homme Richard
Thanh Hoa
Mike C. Cater
St. Cloud
Minn
Cater
Father's Day Gift To LBJ Still Waiting
Luci Johnson Nugent said the baby was not imminent as of Father's Day. She had prepared an oval photo frame for President Johnson with a poem and an empty frame, the pink blue lining showing question marks. The Nugents attended Mass at St Mary's Cathedral and Mrs Lyndon B. Johnson was at St David's Episcopal services nearby.
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Austin
Tex
Luci Johnson Nugent
Luci
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Patrick J. Nugent
St. Mary's Cathedral
St. David's Episcopal Church
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Senator Pastore's Mother Dies at 81 in Rhode Island
Providence AP reports Erminia Pastore mother of Senator John O Pastore Democratic Rhode Island died Saturday at age 81 after undergoing surgery May 22 for an undisclosed ailment.
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R.I
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D-R.l
Hydrogen bomb test in China linked to Mao cultural move
The Liberation Army Daily said China detonated its first hydrogen bomb early as a gift to Mao Tse tung and the cultural revolution. Officials warned against haste while revolutionaries pushed the test, drawing up the blueprint a month ahead and shaping it before full parts were ready. The blast, reportedly in Sinkiang, boosted Mao’s hand as Liu Shao-chi rivals faced a strategic split. Soviet coverage was minimal and U S defense officials expect no attack capability for years.
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Japan
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Sinkiang
Liu
Wang En-mao
Peking
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