Kosys in Renews Hard following Summit
Fragmentary text reports on a summit with vague references to Kosys and Renews, noting no decisions were reached and mentioning President Johnson and troop withdrawal from Arab soil in unclear context. The legible fragments hint at political tension and unresolved outcomes.
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Middle Sea
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Vimar
Glassboro talks outline US Soviet aims and Middle East note
President Johnson and Soviet leader Kosygin signaled willingness to maintain open communications through Rusk and Gromyko after Glassboro meetings. They aim to ease Vietnam and Middle East tensions while pursuing disarmament and nuclear spread limits. Johnson may visit the USSR if aggression ends.
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Andrei A
Gromyko
Reaves
Glassboro
Soviet Union
United States
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Levant
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Kenygin
Johnson
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United Sees
China
Middle East
Policy Upheld Russians Say Two Key LBJ Requests In Congress
Washington AP reported two administration requests face a time race in Congress this week. A rise in the national debt limit and expansion of the Teachers Corps are expected to win approval before the 1967 fiscal year ends Friday. Senate and House leaders plan a Thursday start on a 10 day recess for the July 4 holiday. Majority Leader Mansfield warned of a heavy schedule with nine days devoted to debate following Friday’s censure of Sen. Dodd. Also pending is a move to tighten federal controls over savings and loan holding companies, approved by the Banking Committee.
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Senate Banking Committee
Annual Optimist Horse Show Winners Named
Winners named for the Lubbock Optimists Horse Show held at Fair Park. Deena Nancy Seeweld of Amarillo won in English pleasure and driving events. Chappell Davis of Midland claimed juvenile and other honors, with Morgan and Bird Giese of Odessa among winners in various divisions.
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San Antonio
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Rev David Ray Named New Pastor at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church selects Rev David Ray as its new pastor amid unanimous committee support and church-wide welcome. Ray, known for viewing the Bible as timely, vows to engage students, businesses, and global enterprises while leading a united ministry over his prior tenure in Weatherford and Cranbury.
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Viet Nam Leaders See U S Victory Amidst Heavy Combat
Reports say United States forces claimed success along the Central Coast and Central Highlands after airstrikes and raids. North Vietnamese casualties were cited as high in battle near Mu Gla pass and surrounding areas.
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Ho Chi Inh
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Weather heat and rainfall spikes hit plains with record runoff
A shaky weather summary shows Saturday heat peaking with highs near 100 to 106 in Texas plains and Oklahoma. Rainfall reports include Alpine 2.20 inches and Amarillo .24 inches while a weak cold front triggers scattered showers and rising rivers in the Midlands and Missouri region.
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Tulsa
Mahoms City
Summit Conferences Denounced By Peking
The New China News Agency denounced the Johnson Kosygin summit and warned imperialism cannot escape doom in Vietnam. Beijing claimed Soviet actions fail to save allies and urged a broader nonaligned stance amidst Cold War tensions.
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Tokyo
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New China News Agency
United States
United Sta ‘ ‘Oe
Peace remarks hailed at Glassboro summit in heavy rain
President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin addressed a drenched crowd at Glassboro State College as they wrapped up talks aiming for world peace. Police estimated about 25 000 people gathered, many cheering and some carrying signs urging peace and unity.
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Johnsons Host Russian Visitor On New Jersey Summit
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson and Mrs Ludmila G Vishanov visit coastal Jersey with Gov Hughes and Lynda Bird. They tour View Kitchen summer home and dunes after a helicopter trip and exchange remarks about beaches and national treasures.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Ludmila Gyishtant
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