Summit Ends With No Agreement On Key World Issues
U S president Lyndon Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin concluded a two session summit in Glassboro New Jersey with no resolution of Vietnam Middle East or missile defense disputes after nearly ten hours of talks. Johnson voiced cautious optimism but Kosygin pressed the Soviet position accusing Israel of aggression in the Middle East and demanding censure and reparations.
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Kosygin Leaves US for Cuba Flight to Havana Set
Soviet Premier Kosygin, after a nine day stay in the United States, leaves for Cuba on an 11:50 am EDT flight. He confirms with a nod and a "Da" through an interpreter that he will travel to Havana aboard an Ilyushin 18, carrying 23 passengers, completing the four hour nine minute trip. He met with President Johnson, spoke at the General Assembly, and thanked reporters before departing near the Soviet UN Mission.
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Supreme Court orders new trial for Chatham minister Horsburgh
The Supreme Court of Canada ordered a new trial for United Church minister Russell Horsburgh who was convicted in 1964 on five charges of contributing to juvenile delinquency. The court quashed the convictions and ordered a new trial after defense evidence contested earlier testimony. Horsburgh, who had resigned from the ministry in 1965, remained in Kent County jail awaiting a release order.
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CBS backs Warren Report with new Oswald evidence
CBS says it uncovered three additional items strengthening the Warren commission finding that Oswald killed President Kennedy in 1963. The network aired an hour show led by Walter Cronkite claiming a Carcano rifle can fire accurately, the first shot came from the Dallas depot sooner than thought, Zapruder film may be slower, and a Connally eyewitness gunshot may have missed.
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Kosygin demands Vietnam end to improve talks
Kosygin told reporters at UN after the Glassboro talks that no U.S.-Soviet progress is possible while bombing and troop presence in Vietnam continue. He urged Israel to withdraw from territories in Egypt, Jordan and Syria and called for UN action against Israel with compensation for Middle East damage. He warned the United States remains the aggressor in Vietnam, insisting only a peaceful policy will yield progress.
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Four killed in head on collision near Maple Creek
Four people died in a two car head on crash on Highway 21 sixteen miles south of Maple Creek. Among the dead are Bruce Rinke aged 17 and Donald Drury 18 of Maple Creek Donald Schmaltz 17 and Kenneth McCuaig 22 of Consul Sask. Four injured under 20 from Maple Creek and Fox Valley are listed in good condition and out of danger. An inquest was opened and adjourned indefinitely by coroner Len Rowley to allow burial.
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Grassy Lake Teenager Drowns in Slough Mishap
Grassy Lake 14 year old William Harry Ledgerwood drowned while swimming with four friends in Sheburne Lake near Grassy Lake. Bow Island RCMP investigated and coroner Dr. C J W Dick conducted an autopsy with a possible inquest pending. Body taken to Humphrey's Funeral Home in Tabor.
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Israel to allow Gaza refugees move to West Bank
Defence Minister Dayan said about 250000 Gaza refugees may relocate to Bethlehem Hebron or Jericho if UNRWA provides camps. Gaza movement to Old City Jerusalem and Bethlehem will be free to visitors, with other West Bank restrictions intact. Egyptian foreign minister accused Israel of expelling 2400 Palestinians in five days.
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Pope creates 27 new cardinals in Vatican consistory
Pope Paul named 27 new cardinals in a 35 member consistory to expand the College of Cardinals to 118. He urged international protection for Jerusalem and expressed concern over Palestine refugees and Vietnam’s turbulence affecting world peace.
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