Britain Wilson Sees Soviet Reappraisal on Vietnam Talks
London reports say Prime Minister Harold Wilson pressed for restraint in Vietnam after talks with Soviet leaders in Moscow. Diplomats say Kosygin hinted the USSR may rethink its stance on Johnson's peace efforts and the San Antonio formula. In Washington Wilson told Johnson he could not guarantee bombing stoppage, stressing no authority to speak for the United States. A second item notes police in St Louis recovering a stolen car found to belong to the officer’s father. Charles Bohren leaves Paris for Washington to serve as under secretary of state.
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Boston Rabbi Mislisted in Draft Card Report Cleared
In Boston a rabbi renounced attendance at a protest over Benjamin Spock and draft evasion charges. Rabbi Judeat Miller of Temple Pifereth Israel in Malden was mistakenly listed as accepting draft cards during a 26 year period. he was out of the city on the date cited. The item notes an AP error and clarifies Miller’s absence.
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