Heavy Traffic Delays Russian Troop Pullout in Prague
In Warsaw officials report the planned Russian troop withdrawal from Czechoslovakia is delayed again amid talks among Warsaw Pact leaders. Brezhnev and Kosygin chaired discussions with Poland and East Germany while Romania and Bulgaria attended. Prague’s liberal regime faces renewed pressure as troops remain in place and jitters rise.
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
Slovakia
Vers
Prague
East Germany
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
Stalin
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Walter Ulbricht
Hanoi scoffs at LBJ postwar development plan
North Vietnam denounces Johnson's billion dollar Southeast Asia program as bait to keep U.S. presence in Saigon. Viet Cong claim a patriotically led attack on Son Tra refugee camp, killing puppet South Vietnamese officials and civilians. U.S. reports 88 dead in a June coastal raid.
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North Vietnam
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Saigon
Communist Party News- Tra
Nhan Dan
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W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Vietcong Press Agency
Hanoi
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Shaw Appeals Verdict In Hasler Oppression Case
Defense lawyer Charles Shaw says he will appeal a jury verdict of guilty against St. Louis County Circuit Court Judge John D. Hasler. Hasler was found guilty of oppression in office related to his involvement with a divorce case Witnesses cried as jurors described the scene and impeachment proceedings loom next month before the Missouri Supreme Court. County Prosecutor Gene McNary said he will file writs to remove Hasler from office.
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Clayton, Mo
Charles Shaw
St. Louis County
John D. Hasler
Hasler
Jean Shelby
Missouri Supreme Court
Gene McNary
Bastille Day Clashes Hit Paris as De Gaulle Reviews Parade
In Paris Bastille Day night clashes erupted between police and student demonstrators along Boulevard St. Michel causing injuries. Earlier, President de Gaulle reviewed the annual parade with Premier Couve de Murville in heavy rain.
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Paris
Boulevard St. Michel
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Maurice Couve de Murville
Poor People Plan Statehouse Camp-In in Columbus
About 150 poor people and supporters planned a camp-in on the Ohio statehouse grounds after a daylong rally at the Columbus YMCA. Rally leaders said participants would sit through the night, despite a denial of permission from Alfred Gienow, with assembly allowed only on paved areas between 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. The group aims to press for repealing federal aid changes, a guaranteed annual wage, full welfare standards, and job opportunities. Sponsors include the Welfare Rights Organization, the Ohio Steering Committee for Adequate Welfare, and the Poor Peoples Campaign.
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Columbus
Ohio
Statehouse
Whitten
Assembly
Welfare Rights Organization
The
Ohio Steering Committee For Adequate Welfare
Poor Peoples Campaign
Dayton Youth Drowns In Miami River
Eight year old Terry Hatton of East Dayton drowned in the Miami River near Miamisburg in Montgomery County Sunday. His father Walter, 38, was treated at St. Elizabeth Hospital for exhaustion after diving in to try to rescue him.
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Dayton, Ohio
Terry Hatton
Dayton
Miami River
Miamisburg
Montgomery County
Walter
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Cridersville Youth Drowns In Lake AmanDa Quarry
Wapakoneta Ohio AP Ray Middleton 17 of Cridersville drowned Sunday in Lake Amanda quarry in northwestern Auglaize County. A Dutch navigator Abel Tasman discovered New Zealand in 1642.
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Wapakoneta
Ohio
Ray Middleton
Cridersville
Lake Amanda Quarry
Auglaize County
New Zealand
Abel Janzoon Tasman
Cancer Carnivals To Start In Middletown
William H. Schaefer announces Mrs. Thomas H. Campbell as carnival chair for the American Cancer Society unit. First event set for Friday at 1605 Berwick Lane with volunteers Susan Slusser Susan Schaefer Susan Ledford Lynn Campbell and Scott Campbell.
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American Cancer Society
William H. Schaefer
Middletown-Butler County
Thomas H. Campbell
Berwick Lane
Susan Slusser
Susan Schaefer
Susan Ledford
Lynn Campbell
Scott Campbell
Schaefer
Middletown Hospital
Campbell
Kathy Cockman
Munson New Legion Commander Elected at Ohio Convention
Roger A. Munson of Euclid was chosen as commander of the Ohio American Legion at the close of its 50th annual convention. Arthur H. Euler of Bowling Green was named first vice commander and Roger A. Smith of Ashville was elected second vice commander. Other officers include Charles A. Green Warren treasurer Donald Gruenbaum Marysville national committeeman Dr. Michael Chakeres London alternate national committeeman and Rt. Rev. noe Kempf Columbus chaplain.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roger A. Munson
Euclid
Ohio American Legion
Munson
Arthur H. Euler
Bowling Green
Roger A. Smith
Ashville
Charles A. Green
Warren
Donald Gruenbaum
Marysville
Ional
Michael Chakeres
London
Noe Kempf
Chapain
Burglary Stole $26 From Mrs Bramble Home
A burglar entered the home of Mrs Bertha Bramble at 8 Baltimore Street between 4 and 5 pm Saturday. The intruder reached through a hole in a screen door to unlock the door and stole $26 and some change from a purse.
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Bertha Bramble
Baltimore St
Czechoslovakia and West Germany trade relations in focus
The piece notes growing discontent among Czechoslovaks over diplomacy and trade with West Germany. It cites Trybuna Ludu and Polish Communist critiques urging a firm rebuff of liberal and alleged reactionary forces threatening a liberalization push.
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Communist Party
Seciar
Trybuna Ludu
Secutars
Lib
Czechoslovakia
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