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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1967

Page

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Kosygin Enjoys Niagara Falls During U.S. Visit

Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin marveled at Niagara Falls during a layover in Niagara Falls, New York, calling the experience memorable and saying he would keep the impressions in his memories as he prepared for the second half of his summit with President Johnson. He later greeted reporters at Kennedy Airport with a thumbs up and a smile, saying he enjoyed it.

Niagara Falls N.Y Alexei N. Kosygin New York President Johnson Kosygin Kennedy Airport

Kosygin visits Glassboro for talks with President Johnson

Soviet Premier Kosygin and President Johnson plan a 1:30 p.m. EDT meeting in Glassboro New Jersey the site of their Friday session. Johnson lent his plane for the trip and Kosygin brought his daughter and several Soviet bloc premiers amid warm public reception. About 15000 people reportedly saw him during the visit with frequent cheers and radio TV notices. Kosygin praised the local people as respectful amid a politically tense region.

Kosygin President Johnson Glassboro N.J College Town White House Niagara Falls Ludmilla Gvishiani

Summit Aims to curb arms race and Middle East risk

AP special correspondent reports that the Glassboro talks between President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin open with hopes for limits on nuclear arms and steps to ease Middle East danger. A Johnson visit to the Soviet Union appears likely, while predicting Vietnam peace remains uncertain amid Soviet limits and Chinese hostility.

John M. Hightower New York Middle East Johnson Alexei N. Kosygin Kosygin Soviet Union

Grandchild Helps Johnson Kosygin Bond At Glassboro Summit

President Johnson, visiting with Soviet Premier Kosygin, celebrated their shared grandchild moment during talks at Glassboro New Jersey. Kosygin gave Johnson a gold baby cup and both leaders stressed a peaceful world for their grandchildren as they plan further discussions with Rusk and Gromyko.

Kosygin Patrick Lyndon Johnson

Alleged Sniper Indicted On Murder Charge

Cincinnati prosecutor reports Wilmer Chestang 47 named by police as sniper in May 30 West End killings. Grand Jury returned two counts of first degree murder for the deaths of Pauline Jones 32 of Cincinnati and Walter Hamlin 42 of Lincoln Heights.

Cincinnati Wilmer Chestang P Police West End Hamilton County Pauline Jones Walter Hamlin Lincoln Heights

A Glance Inside Romeo And Juliet At Cops College

A feature on Romeo and Juliet staged at a police training college shows officers in an acting role to handle criminals. The piece notes the campus lineup and the need for police discretion in dramatic dealings.

Romeo and Juliet Cops College

Kennedy Widow Visits Irish Pub For Quiet Night Out

Mrs. John F. Kennedy surprised patrons at Pier Bar in Passage East near Waterford. She sat quietly with children, sipping orange juice as fishermen sang songs tied to President Kennedy. The intimate gathering occurred four miles from the Murray McDonnells estate where the family is staying under guard.

Waterford Ireland John F. Kennedy Passage Fast Mrs. Kennedy Murray McDonnells Mrs. McDonnell Pier Denis Twomey Kennedy Passage East

Viet Cong to Recruit and Draft More Women in Front Lines

Saigon reports captured Viet Cong documents show efforts to raise both recruitment and conscription of women into guerrilla units. An American officer said the irregular force could be one third women, with 25 to 30 percent in local force and service units. women seen in front line duties carrying guns. Four Communist forces in South Vietnam include regular North Vietnamese army, main force Viet Cong units, village guard detachments, and service units often handling logistics.

Saigon U.S South Vietnam South Vietnam

Weather Outlook: Showers Diminish Cooler Ahead

The forecast says showers will lessen today with cooler temperatures. Highs will reach the 70s under partly cloudy skies. Monday trends toward mostly sunny and mild weather with highs in the low 80s.

Two Drown In River At Dayton

In Dayton Ohio a man Vernon Johnson 37 and a four year old girl Korene Tufano drowned in separate incidents within a half mile of each other on the Miami River near Dayton. Johnson drowned as his family watched Dale Crofton 15 attempted a rescue. Korene fell from a rowboat tied to shore while playing with neighbor Esther Powell 4. Esther ran for her father who retrieved the body but could not revive Korene.

Dayton Ohio Miami River Vernon Johnson Korene Tufano Korene Esther Powell Esther Dale Crofton Johnson Crofton

Ohioans Killed In Smashup Near Adairsville Ga

Four Ohio residents died in a two car crash in heavy fog south of Adairsville Georgia. Victims include Betty Vonblon 55 of West Carrollton Carl Culberson 27 Laura Brockie 50 and Anna Smoke 65 all of Dayton. Investigators said both drivers died instantly. cars demolished with no fire. The women were returning from a Florida vacation.

Adairsville Ohio Georgia Georgia State Patrol Betty Vonblon West Carrollton Carl Craig Culberson Laura K. Brockie Anna Forest Smoke Dayton R. D. Barton Jr

Motorist Bites Cop On Nose In Chicago

Police halted Wayne Titler 33 on a near North Side street for missing license plates and no license. A fight followed and Titler bit Officer Richard Blau on the nose. Titler was charged with aggravated battery and given four traffic tickets.

Chicago John Nalepa Richard Blau Wayne Titler Nalepa Titler Blaa

Chuckle secretary asks boss how to spell quit

A secretary quips to her boss after accepting heavy criticism and asks how to spell quit. The exchange highlights workplace tension and humor in a terse dialogue.

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