Historic Johnson Kosygin Talks Open In Glassboro Summit
President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin began their first Big Two summit at Glassboro State College in New Jersey. The two leaders met privately for about two hours to address Middle East and Vietnam tensions while aides prepared groundwork for broader talks.
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Glassboro
N.J
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Middle East
Vietnam
Glassboro State College
Thomas E. Robinson
Hollybush
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kosygin
New Jersey
Robinson
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Dr. Robinson
Richard J. Hughes
Hollybush House
Alexei Kosygin
State Department
Bill Krimer
Center
Senate Votes Censure of Thomas Dodd in Ethics Ruling
The Senate censured Sen. Thomas J. Dodd by a 92 to 5 vote for converting public funds from political testimonials to personal use. It marked one of six such actions in U.S. history as the ethics committee had also urged action on travel reimbursement.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Connecticut
Dodd
John Stennis
D-Miss
Ethics Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Tower
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
1872 Teacher Rules Revealed In Budget Session
The school board president handed Carl Knox a sheet listing 1872 New York City teacher requirements. The items cover lamp filling, coal, pen nibs, courtship evenings, Bible reading after 10 hours, discipline for married unseemly conduct, saving for old age, smoking or drinking bans, and a five year pay increase of 25 cents per week. Paddock commented and Knox said he would keep the list for future appropriations.
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Carl
Carl Knox
James Paddock
New York City
Board of Education
Paddock
Knox
Journal-World Vacation Notice Prompts Smarter Send
A brief reader notice from the Journal-World mentions vacation addressing details and a contact phonenumber for updates. Names of individuals or organizations are not clearly identifiable in the fragment.
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Journal-World Vacation Pak
Journal-World Carrier
Health and Drainage Post-Flood Problems in Lawrence
City and county officials warn of health and drainage issues as floodwaters recede in Lawrence. Wayne Bly notes stagnant water could breed insects and outlines spray and fogger options. Health Office, City engineers, and residents must drain private ponds and containers to prevent outbreaks.
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Lawrence
Wayne Bly
Parks and Recreation
Bly
Lawrence Proper
Broken Arrow Park
Richard Hack
The
Health Office
Hack
Virgil Holdredge
Rain-Laden Front Prompts Further Flood Threat Across Kansas
The Kansas River runs below flood stage while the Wakarusa remains over flood level. The U S Army Corps opened gates at Perry and Turtle Creek reservoirs to release flood waters. Eight to sixteen thousand cubic feet per second released at Perry and ten thousand at Turtle Creek, Milford remains closed. 92 families evacuated at Osawatomie. 40 homes and six trailers flooded or moved to higher ground. Heavy showers expected tonight and Saturday morning with a 60 percent chance of more rain.
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Milford
Perry and
Tuttle Creek
Journal-World
Will Hess
Wakarusa
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Perry
Turtle Creek
Corps
Kansas City
Osawatomie
Red Cross
National Guard
Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Bowersock
Louie Holcom
Weather outlook for Northwest Kansas shows showers and storms
Showers and thunderstorms expected tonight and Saturday morning across Northwest Kansas with locally heavy rains. Lows near 60 tonight, highs Saturday in the 70s. Page notes include temperature records and daily weather details, plus routine advertisements and vacation services.
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Kansas
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