Kennedy Leaves Poland After Tearful Farewell
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy wrapped up a private three day visit to Warsaw with a tearful goodbye from hundreds of Poles and a cool government response. He urged reconciliation between East and West Europe with the United States as the path to avoiding nuclear war and called for renewed talks on German reunification and European security measures.
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Horoscopes for Thursday July 2 by Carroll Righter
The column offers sun sign guidance for Aries through Aquarius with advice on focus, fairness, perseverance, cooperation, and personal growth. Readers are urged to pursue wise ideas, maintain loyalty, manage money, and seek constructive plans while avoiding unnecessary distractions.
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Taurus
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Leo
Scorpio
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces Tells: Meeting Influential People Boosts Efforts
The horoscope urges Pisces to connect with influential individuals to advance personal plans. Success hinges on social effort and intelligent outreach, with prosperity linked to the enthusiasm shown to others.
Polaris Sub Henry Clay Runs Aground In Newport News
The Polaris missile submarine Henry Clay ran aground on a shoal as it began a short Hampton Roads run. Two Navy tugs freed the vessel within two hours with no hull damage, and it proceeded to sea. It had been at Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co where it was commissioned in February.
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Newport News, Va
Henry Clay
Hampton Roads
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co
Shastri Works at Home Despite Ill Health
Ailing Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri spent hours at home signing papers and directing urgent state affairs from bed while confined by illness five days after a reported heart attack. Informants say he sits up, confers with officials, and continues to exercise decision making.
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New Delhi
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Transit Finance Finally Approved
After a five year fight Congress approved a federal aid program for mass transit. The Senate voted 47 to 36 to accept House changes, providing 375 million dollars in grants over three years. Washington would cover two thirds of net project costs with cities or states paying the rest. Funds may buy land, right of way, parking, buses, rail cars, signals, stations, and terminals.
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House
Rise in U S traffic deaths continues in May
Chicago AP The National Safety Council reports May traffic deaths at 3 950, lifting five month total to 17 300 and setting records over last year. Travel rose 6 percent to 334 billion miles, with death rate per 100 million miles up 6 percent.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Common Market ministers miss deadline for unified trade policy
In Brussels the six European Community ministers failed to reach agreement on common policies for beef rice and dairy products by the day’s deadline. They postponed the deadline to July 31 and plan to resume talks July 14.
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Brussels
Belgium
Passman Delivers Annual Foreign Aid Show on Capitol Hill
Washington AP Rep Otto Passman of Louisiana staged his annual display on foreign aid as he denounced a 2.3 billion dollar appropriation and urged cutting the bill to 3 billion. He called the bill loose and warned the House he would resign and return to Louisiana if challenged. The show came late as he was no longer floor manager, and the House prepared to vote.
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Otto Passman
D-La
Capitol Hill
Passman
House
Louisiana
House Appropriations Committee
Indians Need a Tutor On Bow Arrow Effort
Thirteen Indians will be taught how to make bows and arrows in an on the job training program. The New Mexico congressional delegation was advised by the Bureau of Indian Affairs that the $13175 program will be conducted at Groves Archery Corp in Albuquerque New Mexico.
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New Mexico
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Groves Archery Corp
Albuquerque
N.M
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