West Germany and Romania urge end to wars for peace
In a joint communique issued at a Black Sea resort, West Germany and Romania call for an end to the Vietnamese war and a settlement of the Middle East crisis to open paths to international peace. The statement followed Willy Brandt’s five day Romanian visit and talks with Maurer Stoica Manescu and Ceausescu, as Brandt pledged improving East bloc ties and signed an economic treaty.
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Communist Party
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Soviet Union
Romania
Security Cited In Closing Of Temple Square
The Mormon Church closed Temple Square in Salt Lake City for several hours on Sunday due to security concerns. Police reported receiving confidential information prompting precautionary measures. no disturbances occurred. Grounds opened later after the MorMon Tabernacle Choir broadcast.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
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Bubble blowing doctored into court relief in Piccadilly Circus
Dr. Robert Blomfeld, who tested a theory that blowing bubbles pleases people, was released on good behavior after a court appearance in Piccadilly Circus. An angry constable testified Blomfeld blew a bubble in his face when told to stop.
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London
Aenigr
Robert Blomfeld
Prospects for total change bleak in Washington home rule effort
Washington faces a limited reform push this week as Johnson seeks to reorganize the districts government. The House committee blocks self government. a floor vote is planned with support shift possible. Residents still vote only for president and vice president.
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Watts Summer Festival aims to avert trouble in Watts
Los Angeles AP report details the second annual Watts Summer Festival starting Monday. The event features beauty contests athletic events art shows jazz gospel concerts drama and poetry with participants including Sonora McKeller. Organizers hope the week-long program keeps residents busy amid concerns of racial tension.
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Los Angeles
Watts
Sonora McKeller
Count Basie
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Oscar Brown Jr
Ocie Smith
Hank Crawford
Bud Shank
Budd Schulberg
Zawawie Zumdille
Albert Stone
Patricia Woodlin
Crime news limits spark debate at national bar meeting
At the American Bar Association annual gathering in Honolulu a chief proponent of crime reporting limits urged faster news flow. Critics from newspapers and broadcasting warned such measures threaten press freedom and police control of information.
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Paul C. Reardon
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
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Murray
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Radio-Tv News Directors Association
Reardon
American Bar Association
No Apparent Motive Joins Teen to Triple Family Murder
Georgetown Texas a 15 year old James Wolcott was jailed without bond after police connected him to the shooting deaths of his father Dr Gordon B Wolcott 56 mother Elizabeth and sister Elizabeth 17. The case hinges on motives as officers note the teen’s peace activism and the failure to find an dispute. A hearing is scheduled after funeral services with possible juvenile or adult prosecution depending on state decision.
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Tex
UPI
James Wolcott
Austin
James
Central Texas College
Gordon B. Wolcott
Southwestern University
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Walcott
Georgetown High
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Massur
Williamson
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South Carolina
Columbia
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Salazar Bridge Marks First Year With 3.4 Million Vehicles
Portuguese authorities report the Salazar bridge in Lisbon completed its first year carrying 3.4 million vehicles and earning over 3.2 million dollars.
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Lisbon
UPI
Salazar
Portugal
Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids Now Possible
A New York medical research center reports a medication that can shrink hemorrhoids in most cases. Tests across major cities show prompt itching burning and pain relief followed by swelling reduction with Preparation H. The exclusive formula lubricates eases bowel movement pain and prevents infection without narcotics or stinging agents and requires no prescription.
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New York, N. Y
New York City
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