LBJ Kosygin Summit Hope Remains Despite Prague Invasion
President Johnson seeks a summit with Soviet Premier Kosygin before November elections to discuss nuclear disarmament and East West relations. A meeting had been agreed but the Prague invasion delayed plans, with White House confirming ongoing discussions about a summit at some level.
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UPI
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Kosygin
Glassboro
N.J
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United States
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Transplant Triggers Criticism From Officials At Stanford
Retired postal clerk Leon Drake 42 from Eugene Oregon became the world 33rd heart transplant recipient in a 41 2 hour operation led by Dr Norman Shumway. Officials questioned the removal of Marine Cpl Larry B Smith 20 from Stockton California and planned district attorney review for possible charges. Kidney transplants were performed on two other patients in satisfactory condition.
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UPI
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Sirhan Nervous Ahead of Kennedy Murder Trial
Sirhan B. Sirhan, charged with killing Senator Robert F. Kennedy, remains nervous but no longer suffers insomnia. His attorney Russell Parson says he has spent days in discussions at the jail preparing the defense for a trial slated to begin Friday November 1. Parson notes a letter urging postponement until after the November 5 presidential vote due to emotional tensions. District Attorney Ivelle Younger says the prosecution will proceed on November 1 but respects defense requests. jury selection may extend beyond election day. Sirhan has occasionally requested sleeping pills, and the court arranged supervised pills in the past.
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UPI
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Russell E. Parson
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Kenneth Hahn
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Ivelle Younger
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Pope Urges Peaceful Social Reform In Cow Pasture
Pope Paul VI urged Latin American governments and elites to pursue a more just social order without violence. In a 60 acre Bogota pasture he warned revolution delays progress, addressing hundreds of thousands of peasants and calling for end to stark social and economic divisions. He flew from Bogotá to the site and met President Lleras Restrepo before delivering his reform message.
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UPI
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Marines Repel Da Nang Assault Amid Viet Cong Counterattacks
UPI dispatch reports heavy fighting near Da Nang with Marines repelling a Communist bridge assault at Cam Le. Casualties include 81 Communists and 15 Marines in Da Nang area. 20 Vietnamese civilians and 2 U S advisers wounded in Mekong Delta shelling. B52s pounded multiple targets across South Vietnam.
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Thieves Steal Tools and Purses in Local Incidents
Police report four thefts including $474 worth of tools taken from Steiner Steel at 3217 Cinder Lane after a pry of a lock. Carolyn Mowers lost $295 cash when a carful of youths grabbed her purse on Las Vegas Boulevard South near Convention Center Drive. Doloris Douglas reported $3,000 cash stolen from her auto parked at VIP Management on Monroe Street. loaned car to Kathy Joseph, briefcase with cash disappeared.
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Carolyn Mowers
Huntington Beach
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Convention Center Drive
Doloris Douglas
W. Monroe
VIP Management
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Miss Joseph
Dudley Zoo Welcomes Its First Porcupine Spike
Dudley Zoo officials celebrate the birth of the zoo's first porcupine, a male named Spike, born to the 700s era collection in Dudley England.
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Dudley
England
UPI
Dudley Zoo
Spike
Dreamers still hope for McCarthy as Democratic nomination
A political column argues for Senator Eugene McCarthy over Humphrey and Nixon, urging Nevada delegates to back McCarthy despite daunting odds. The author warns against accepting the establishment and Hawks influence, stresses the need for a true fight for the presidency, and critiques the Democrats for selecting the wrong candidate amid a tense Cold War backdrop.
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McCarthy
Nevada
Minnesota
Record Heat Tops Nation as Colt Scrapes 103 Degrees
Nations Weather reports the U.S. Weather Bureau highest temperature excluding Hawaii and Alaska reached 103 degrees at Colts, South Carolina. The low dipped to 25 degrees at Flagstaff, Arizona.
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