Rusk Fails to Secure Japanese Backing on Vietnam War
Secretary of State Dean Rusk concludes a three day visit to Tokyo amid tensions over Vietnam policy and China. Prime Minister Eisaku Sato urges persistence for peace while Tokyo refuses to alter its stance on Peking. Violent anti American protests disrupt discussions as talks end without a joint communique. Japan maintains trade ties with Communist China and resists UN admission for Beijing. Rusk agrees to study Okinawa civil administration return to Tokyo.
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Rescued trio saved after Colorado River boat wreck
Three men Homer Morgan from Las Vegas Paul Morgan of Lakewood California and Jorgen Verbak of Los Angeles were stranded 75 miles up the Colorado River for the Fourth of July weekend. After their 17 foot boat struck rocks sunk twice they sent distress notes downriver. A Ranger plane located them and a downstream boat rescued the swollen hungry travelers.
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Wilson Plans Moscow Visit to Push Viet Nam Peace Drive
Prime Minister Harold Wilson will urge Russia to join Britain in a Viet Nam peace effort during a Moscow trip on July 2. Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart said Wilson will press the Soviet Union to take the initiative, alongside Geneva Conference co chairs Gromyko and Britain. Indira Gandhi had called for a joint Britain Soviet action to convene Viet Nam talks.
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Coin Shortage Over Minting Will Resume
The Treasury will resume minting coins with a 1966 date on August 1 signaling the end of the coin shortage. Earlier 1966 dated coins were withheld to deter collectors and 1965 dated coins are now being minted until the switch. Assistant Treasury Secretary Robert A. Wallace told the House Banking Committee that by August there will be enough coins to return to normal dating procedures.
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U.S. accuses Russia of underground nuclear tests at disarmament talk
U S delegate William Foster charges Russia conceals active underground tests while noting U S tests under the 1963 treaty. He cites seismic signals eight days earlier and argues for international controls, contrasting Soviet opacity with U S openness in a free press.
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Shelepin Named Overseer of Soviet Economic Program
Alexander Shelepin, 48, appointed administrator of a sweeping Soviet five year plan to raise living standards. He holds roles as Communist Party chairman and Politburo member. Kosygin will unveil the plan Aug 2 at the Supreme Soviet session.
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Campanella Tops NL in RBIs in 1953 Season
Roy Campanella of the Brooklyn Dodgers became the only catcher to lead the National League in runs batted in, posting 142 RBIs in the 1953 season. The Brooklyn star achieved this championship while helping his club in a standout offense.
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