Kosygin Sees Changing American Face on US Trip
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin traveled from Newark to South Jersey, glimpsing contrasts of urban sprawl and rural heritage. His motorcade passed refineries, billboards, marshlands, farms, and chicken ranches before reaching a tree lined town where President Johnson awaited him, in about two hours of travel.
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Conservative YRs May Cause 2nd GOP Split
Omaha dispatch reports rising tension between conservative Young Republicans and senior GOP leaders seeking a moderate anti Johnson nominee. The Young Republicans push for an anti Great Society, free enterprise line led by Barry Goldwater and possibly Reagan or Nixon, while senior leaders advocate waiting for elders to pick a candidate. The convention showed strong conservative gains in votes, with Jack McDonald defeating Jim Betts 425 to 184, highlighting regional support patterns and internal party divisions. The clash centers on influence over 1968 nomination and the party’s future direction.
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Labor Members To Visit Israel Fact-Finding Tour
Six Labor party members of Parliament will fly to Israel for a one-week fact finding tour under The Labor Friends of Israel. The group includes Ben Whitaker Paul Rose David Marquand Eric Heffer Ted Rowlands and Hugh Gray.
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Commission Warns Of Rising Crime May Persist Years
Washington AP The presidents crime commission released its final report warning that the nation should expect increasing reported crime for several years. Undersecretary of State Nicholas Katzenbach, chairman, urged new and more effective crime prevention measures. The panel pressed for a National Criminal Justice Statistics Center to improve data. It noted current statistics are inadequate and misleading and linked riots like Watts 1965 to calls for reducing ghetto deprivation.
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Overlook At Ft. Ancient Bridge Coming Up Soon
Ohio Highway Director P E Masheter announced a beautification push including scenic overlooks junk yard screenings and roadside rest improvements funded at about 3 8 million annually with federal money not cut. Bids to open July 25 for three overlooks include Warren and Washington Counties with 490 000 for Warren County overlook and 30000 and 7000 for Washington County overlooks both offering Ohio River views.
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Lausche and Young Back Dodd Censure Vote Ruling
Senators Lausche and Young of Ohio joined the majority in censuring Sen. Dodd. The Senate approved the measure by a 92 to 5 vote.
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