Geneva Sum Fails To Break Viet Nam Link At Disarmament Meet
At the 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva the Soviet Union warned no new pact would be possible until the United States withdraws from Viet Nam. Soviet negotiator Roschchin denounced U S aggression and Cuba provocation while U S chief Foster labeled the speech a propaganda blast and urged progress on non proliferation and underground tests. The session adjourned until August with little hope for a breakthrough as both sides pressed for troop withdrawal from Viet Nam.
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Viet Nam
Alexei A. Roschchin
U.S
Cuba
Roschchin
Soviet Union
Foster
NATO
Russia
Coed editor faces Supreme Court over keeping interview names
Annette Buchanan of the University of Oregon defies a Lane County grand jury demanding the names of seven students she interviewed about marijuana on campus. Her attorney vows an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court if she is cited for contempt, risking six months in jail and a $300 fine.
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UPI
University of Oregon
United States Supreme Court
Annette Buchanan
Seattle
Edward Leavy
Grand Jury
Lane County Dist. Atty
William Frye
Leavy
Oregon Supreme Court
Nation's doctors to meet Johnson on Medicare talks
President Johnson will host a White House meeting with doctors hospital administrators and health officials from across the country to discuss the Medicare program which starts July 1. The session follows a suggestion by Sen. Clifford Case to smooth the rollout address concerns over paperwork and scrutiny of bills while the Social Security Administration reassures physicians by distributing a Medicare Reference Guide.
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Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Social Security Administration
Indonesian Marchers Demand Return to United Nations
About 25 000 anti communist protesters in Banteng Square urged Indonesia to end its three year border war with Malaysia and resume UN membership. They pressed for peace talks and friendly ties while Parliament readied a resolution backing rejoining the world body.
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United Nations
Banteng Square
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Kuala Lumpur
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Suharto
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Security Council
Kennedy welcomed by Kenya crowds on Africa tour
Large crowds in Nairobi greeted Senator Robert Kennedy during an unofficial visit. Banners praised his late brother John F. Kennedy and urged U.S. policy changes, while students from eight schools pressed forward to shake his hand and meet his wife Ethel. Kennedy expressed admiration for Kenyan President Jomo Kenyatta and renewed ties with Tom Mboya. He indicated a possible return to South Africa despite government newspaper signals of likely exclusion.
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South Africa
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Viet Nam
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Kenney
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Mboya
United States
New York Democrat
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