Pressure campaign over Czechoslovakia could last months
Prague sources say Soviet led pressure on reformist course will continue for months. Talks between the Soviet Communist Party politburo and the Czechoslovak party presidium are anticipated on Czechoslovak soil with secrecy. A wide range of political and economic questions, including the Warsaw Treaty, may be discussed.
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Czechoslovakia
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Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Politburo
Tanjug
Soviet Union
Slovakia
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Battle near Saigon as U.S. forces clash with Viet Cong
U S and six South Vietnamese forces engage Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops southwest and east of Saigon. The action includes large weapon caches found nearby and heavy bombardment. A decoy prisoner misleads attackers, a mine kills three infiltrators, and a village 15 miles southeast of Danang is burned, leaving 1,400 homeless.
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U.S
Dan Nang
Ten killed in Cleveland reign of terror by snipers
At dusk on Tuesday snipers fired from rooftops and behind bushes in a predominantly Negro east Cleveland neighborhood. Ten killed. 18 wounded as police fought a threehour gun battle. guardsmen patrolled, arson and looting followed.
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William McMillan
WKYC
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Johnson stands firm on Vietnam policy at governors meeting
President Johnson told the 60th National Governors Conference he would not waver from a just and reasonable Vietnam policy despite political pressures. He urged restraint and said he would not seek another term, while governors avoided pledges of support and emphasized peace as a national goal.
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Vietnam
U.S
Progress Reported in Ottawa Postal Strike Mediation
Ottawa reports indicate progress in mediating the national postal strike as Judge Rene Lippe ends a nine hour session with chief negotiators. Talks focused on working conditions with separate sessions to resume, while wage disputes remain unresolved.
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Rene Lippe
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Council of Postal Unions
Douglas Love
Treasury Board
Romeo Mathieu
Hilda residents form committee to oppose Hutterite colony
About 100 people attended a Hilda Community Hall meeting to oppose a Hutterite group's plan to buy 8 800 acres in Improvement District No 11. A protest committee was elected and a 93 signature petition will be sent to the Communal Property Control Board with plans for a public hearing and formal appeal before August 6.
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Communal Property Control Board
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Ruben Ehret
Norman Bauer
Bill Brown
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Wahine captain charged over 1968 disaster deaths
The Wahine ferry captain faces charges of responsibility for the loss of the ship and 51 lives after the April 10 capsizing in Wellington. In other items, Israeli and Jordanian troops skirmished near the Sea of Galilee, the Senate approved 153 million for the FAA, and a two car train collision in Newtonville killed nine migrants.
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Reuters
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Jordan
Sea of Galilee
Newtonville
N.J
Dominion Glass Expands Redcliff Plant and Modernizes
Dominion Glass Company Limited announces tenders for building additional warehouse facilities at its Redcliff plant at about 250000 dollars. The move is part of a multi plant expansion and modernization plan with over 10 million dollars in capital expenditures planned in the next year to boost efficiency and production to meet rising demand for glass containers. President E A Thompson notes the program aims to offset rising labor costs and improve service.
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Dnw
Dominion Glass Company Limited
Redcliff
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E. A. Thompson
Rockefeller Calls for NATO Summit Over East West Strains
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller proposes a U S NATO summit to address East West relations and European-US ties. He criticizes changing military doctrine and lack of political partnership with allies as fueling strain. He notes growing talk of Ronald Reagan as a presidential contender despite his denials.
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New York Today
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NATO
Trine
Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Algerian government holds hijacked El Al jetliner in Algiers
The El Al Boeing 707 was diverted from Rome to Algiers by three Palestinian militants. Algeria holds 21 of 22 Israeli citizens and 2 Canadians aboard while 20 passengers are flown to Paris and 3 others to Marseille. The UN and Italy were asked to intervene for release of the jet and hostages.
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Front For the Liberation of Palestine
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Filion Lise Catudal
Richard Michel Catudel
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