Soviet Ship Svirsk Leaves Chinese Port After Diplomatic Spat
The Soviet merchant ship Svirsk limped from Dairen under escort of seven tugboats as Chinese authorities freed captain Viktor Korzhov and three crewmen. China accused the crew of insulting Mao badges and alleged the Russians staged the incident to worsen ties. Pravda and Moscow Radio described captains’ arrest, vessel damage by Red Guards, and stalled protests amid Kosygin’s telegram to Chou En Lai.
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Dairen
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Chou En-lai
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Tokyo
Kosygin
China
Fravda
Stanislav V. Ivanov
Mao Tse-tung
Ivanov
Viktor A. Korzhov
Pravda
Mao
New China
Chou
Red Guards
Cew
U S Jets Strike Rail Yards Near Chinese Border
U S pilots say they wrecked more than 100 railroad cars and caused a fuel explosion in attacks 10 to 20 miles south of the border, the closest air raid to China yet. Ground fighting reports include 35 enemy deaths near Duc Pho and 156 killed west of Tam Ky with 45 weapons captured. B 52s also hit suspected positions in Khanh Hoa Province.
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We Want Beer Race Shooting in Louisiana
In Hammond Louisiana a crowd of white men was shot during a demand for beer by a group of Negroes. Five whites were wounded as the assailants fled in two cars. State police and Tangipahoa deputies raided Negro bars near Covington and arrested 12 people.
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Thomas D. Burbank
Baton Rouge
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Tangipahoa Parish
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Col. Ray
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Bogalusa
Young
Riverside Inn
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Bears kill two girls in Glacier National Park in suspected lightning incident
Glacier National Park supervisor linking two fatal grizzly attacks to a lightning scare that may have driven the normally shy bears to attack sleeping campers. Julie Helgeson of Minnesota and Michele Koons of California died, Roy Ducat injured, as rangers hunted the bears amid widespread fires.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Michele Koons
San Diego
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Perrysburg
Ohio
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Keith Neilson
Neilson
Glen Cole
Park Service
Yellowstone National Park
Granite Park
Trout Lake
Miss Koons
Tito Pushes Realist Arab Peace Plea with Nasser
Tito tours Cairo Damascus and Baghdad seeking a realistic peace approach with Israel. He met Gamal Abdel Nasser in Cairo and plans further talks to test Arab willingness to accept a non capitulation solution while considering nonaligned states aid and economic issues.
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Tito
Syria
Iraq
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Israel
Weather outlook for Southwest Ohio asks cool night and mild Tuesday
The forecast for Southwest Ohio calls for fair and cool conditions tonight with lows around 54. Tuesday should stay fair and mild. Yesterday's high reached 80 with a low near 52.
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Johnson Faces Tax Surcharge Battle in Congress
President Johnson pushes a 10 percent surcharge on individual and corporate income taxes to curb inflation. Treasury Secretary Fowler and others outline the case for higher taxes while critics warn of reduced revenues and economic strain. Johnson vetoes a life insurance expansion and signals restraint on federal pay, aiming to fund priorities including Vietnam.
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Sen
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
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New York State
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Morton
Metromedia
Vietnam
Mechanic Replaces Maid With Fully Automated Kitchen Care
A housewife jokes about replacing her maid with a mechanic after installing a completely automatic kitchen and laundry. The line reflects a humorous take on modern home automation and shifting domestic labor roles.
A Quick 18 Holes Of Golf
Pompano Beach city manager Ellsworth Hoppe chased a car in an electric golf cart across the city golf course during a Saturday match. Police arrested the car’s occupants for public intoxication and Hoppe charged one with destruction of public property for damage to the course.
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