Kosygin hints Johnson invited to visit Moscow
Soviet Premier Kosygin suggested he invited President Johnson to Moscow two months earlier and said he awaited a reply to a letter with questions. He warned the United States of dangerous provocations in Southeast Asia and said aggression against socialist states would be punished.
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Supreme Court nullifies Maryland movie censorship law
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled Maryland's pre clearance film review system unconstitutional. The decision cites lack of procedural safeguards and requires quick judicial determinations. The case centers on theater owner Ronald L. Freedman fined for screening Revenge at Dawn without a license.
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Brennan
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Freedman
Ireland
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Postmaster General refuses list of mail surveilled names
Washington officials report Postmaster General Gronouski again objects to turning over 24 000 names of mail subjects to Senate investigators. He warns release would threaten civil liberties and national security though Long presses for the list. Montague to testify Tuesday on related matters.
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Edward V. Long
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Montague
Reds Open Moscow Meeting
The Kremlin hosts a unity conference of Communist parties in Moscow with a five-nation boycott led by China. Attended mainly by second-string delegates from Eastern Europe, the opening session ran about two hours as observers from the United States looked on. Several nations including Albania and Romania did not attend. Delegates arrived in Chaika limousines and were kept away from media outside the Lenin Hills venue.
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UPI
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Communist ‘Unity
China
Nikita Khrusachev
Europe
Viet Nam
North Korea
Indonesia
Japan
Balkan
Albania
Romania
House of Receptions
Lenin Hills
Greer
Shakey’s Pizza invites families to a lively night out
The ad promises 21 varieties of Shakey's Pizza and clean kitchens. It invites parents to bring their children to enjoy a family friendly atmosphere with an Old English pub vibe and opportunities to meet new friends.
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Shakey’s
Shakey
Billie Sol Estes Goes to Trial in Federal Case
Bankrupt financier Billie Sol Estes faced a second federal trial on charges of telling million dollar lies to the government. Witnesses testified to large debts from his farm and fertilizer empire collapse, including sums owed to Commercial Solvents Co and others, as Estes sat in court awaiting proceedings.
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Dallas
UPI
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
U. S. Supreme Court
Washington
el Paso
Commercial Solvents Co. of
New York
Simmick unveils device to deter intoxicated drivers
Pittsburgh report notes Robert D. Smith of Tur tle Creek introduces Quickey an electronic control box mounted under the hood. The device connects to the ignition and measures driver reaction time at alcohol levels. Smith says higher alcohol slows reaction, reducing driving ability.
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Robert D. Smith
Turtle Creek
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