Johnson warns Soviets against appeasing across borders
President Johnson, addressing 3,500 Milk Producers, Inc. members, vows no appeasement of aggressors prowl across national boundaries. He cites reports of Red troop buildup and cites White House briefings with Rostow Rusk and Clifford. He warns against unleashing war and defends decisive U S policy toward Eastern Europe.
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Tex
Johnson
Europe
Milk Producers, Inc
Walt W. Rostow
Dean Rusk
Clark M. Clifford
Israelis Freed as Algerians Release 12 Men from Hijacked Jet
Twelve Israeli crew and passengers held since a July hijack to Algiers arrived in Rome after release by the Algerian government. The El Al Boeing 707 had 45 aboard when forced to land by three attackers claiming links to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. Twenty other passengers were freed earlier, with Israel and Italy pressuring for the release and ICAO applying influence.
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Rome
Algiers
Tel Aviv
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Israel
Humphrey Home Returns to Mixed Welcome in Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey and running mate Edmund Muskie arrived at Minneapolis-St Paul airport after securing the Democratic nomination. About 250 people greeted them, split roughly between supporters and McCarthy backers, with antiwar demonstrators present. The crowd reflected ongoing tensions over Vietnam and party unity.
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Chicago
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Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
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Waverly
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
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McCarthy
Democratic Party
Vietnam
Humphrey Names O'Brien to Campaign and Party Head Roles
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey designates Lawrence O'Brien to run his presidential campaign and to head the Democratic National Committee. O'Brien replaces John M. Bailey as chairman and pledges full control over campaign and party operations, while the committee emphasizes state and local funding responsibilities.
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Humphrey
O'Brien
National Committee
O’brien
Eisenhower Cleared To Read In Bed At Walter Reed
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 77, has recovered from his seventh heart attack and is now well enough to read in bed. Doctors at Walter Reed Army Hospital said his spirits are excellent and he is permitted light reading after earlier reports described his morale as remarkably good and cheerful. He was previously allowed to listen to light background music in his suite.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Romania Offers Concessions in East Bloc Standoff
Ceausescu reportedly proposed to the five Warsaw Pact hard liners a plan to withdraw occupation forces from Czechoslovakia while restoring full sovereignty. Romania would renew the 1948 pact, declare loyalty to the bloc, allow limited Romanian troop participation in maneuvers, boost trade with Eastern states, and increase bloc aid to underdeveloped countries. The plan followed a Aug 24 meeting with Soviet ambassador Alexander Bassev.
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Soviet Union
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Ceausescu
Alexander Bassev
Kremlin
Ransom Case Ties Up 36 Hours in Beverly Hills
Four-year-old Stanley Stafford Jr was kidnapped from his home in California. Harold Tracton acted as intermediary after the kidnapper telephoned restaurants seeking a willing intermediary. FBI agents pursued in a 28 block car chase. Robert Dacy was wounded and captured. Stanley was returned to his parents. Dacy faces kidnapping charges and is jailed without bond.
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Calif
Stanley Stafford Jr
Los Angeles
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Red
Tracton
FBI
Robert L. Dacy
Dacy
Morningside Hospital
Stanley
Staffords
Stafford
Wesley G. Grapp
Grapp
Emmett Doherty
Viet Cong Raid Kills Civilians in Hoi An City
Government spokesmen report mortars and a subsequent raid on Hoi An, a provincial capital in the northern central lowlands, killing 15 civilians and wounding 22. The attack follows another raid in the same province two days earlier with 18 killed and 65 abducted. Seventy five houses burned.
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Saigon
Hoi An
Czech Liberal Officials Ousted Amid Moscow Acknowledgment
Prague reports a government reshuffle under Premier Oldrich Cernik aimed at pleasing Moscow as Soviet security experts infiltrate ministries and the party central committee. Interior Minister Josef Pavel, long associated with the secret police, is said to have resigned or been pushed out, with Soviets guarding his ministry.
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Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Oldrich Cernik
Josef Pavel
Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Pavel
Miami Valley Sees Rain Then Mild Labor Day Temperatures
Scattered showers are forecast tonight and Sunday as a low pressure system tracks across the state. Temperatures’ll dip to around 60 tonight with highs in the 70s for tomorrow and Labor Day, keeping mild conditions overall.
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