Nuclear Pact Talks Follow Summit As Gromyko And Rusk Seek Gains
At the United Nations the United States and the Soviet Union planned a follow up dinner talk on Vietnam the Middle East crisis and arms control. A draft treaty to curb nuclear spread showed the best chance for progress as Johnson and Kosygin push a Geneva disarmament plan while Middle East negotiations stall. Kosygin flew to Hawaii to meet Castro and Jordan’s King Hussein was to see Johnson in Washington amid calls for Arab troop withdrawals and stronger UN action.
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United Nations, N.Y
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Glassboro
Alexei N. Kosygin
Johnson
Rusk
G Ko
U.N
United Nations
General Assembly
Assembly
Kosygin
United States
Havana
Fidel Castro
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Cuba
John F. Kennedy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Mikoyan
Castro
Soviet Union
Colombia
Latin America
AID Chief Hertz Said Executed by Viet Cong
SAIGON AP reports a Communist broadcast hinted Gustav C. Hertz 48 chief of the U S AID public administration in Saigon was executed by the Viet Cong. The U S mission notes the broadcast is unclear but likens Hertz to Sgt Kenneth Roraback executed Sept 26 1965. Coast and air war details follow.
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Gustav Hertz
Kenneth Roraback
North Vietnam
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Kep
Hanoi
U.S. Air Force
Red China
Hainan
South China Sea
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
National Liberation Front
Hertz
Saigon
No Crowd Welcomes Kosygin in Havana Visit
Western observers noted Kosygin and Castro would discuss Vietnam and the Middle East as time in Havana extends beyond a day. Kosygin arrived after a US trip with no crowd or band at the airport, and Castro joined officials to greet him.
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Middle East
Castro
Kosygin
Havana
United States
Johnson
Cuba
Osvaldo Corticos
Raul Roa
Central Committee
Communist Party
Ludmila Gvishiani
Committee Okays Federal Riot Bill
Washington AP The House Judiciary Committee voted to make crossing state lines to incite a riot a federal crime. The bill targets agitators stirring racial trouble and provides penalties up to five years in jail and a ten thousand dollar fine per conviction.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Bill Wuld
Weather Outlook Wärms Through Short Term Warm Spell
The forecast calls for a mild night with a low in the mid 50s and a warm day tomorrow with cloudy skies and a chance of an afternoon thunder shower. Wednesday expected high around 80 after yesterday’s 80. Overnight low noted at 55 and today’s 11 am reading at 75.
Two Kings To Visit President In Back-To-Back Meetings
King Hussein of Jordan will meet President Johnson on Wednesday, the White House announced. This comes after the king of Thailand was due to arrive late today, marking two consecutive royal visits to the President within two days.
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Washington
Hussein
Jordan
Johnson
White House
Thailand
Burmese Mob Attacks Chinese as Rangoon Turmoil Spreads
Thousands of Burmese attacked Chinese residents after Mao badge protests in Rangoon. Chinese shops and vehicles were smashed while embassies were attacked. Police and troops protected Chinese areas as schools with Chinese students faced closures.
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Mao Tse-tung
Rangoon
Peking
China
Prisner
Rangooon
Paul Bunyan of Greenville Lifts Car To Free Trapped Man
Electrician Frank Murray, 34, lifted one end of a car to free Earl Wayne Harrison, a 20 year old from McKenzie, who was trapped after a jack failed. Murray, a 205 pound Greenville resident, has a history of extraordinary strength including hoisting a fallen forklift in a prior incident. Harrison is in fair condition at a local hospital.
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Greenville
Ala
Paul Bunyan
Frank Murray
Murray
Earl Wayne Harrison
McKenzie
Congress Dims Remap Ruling in Bipartisan Compromise
The conferees draft a bill that would keep current congressional districts for the 1968 and 1970 elections unless new federal census data arrives. It avoids immediate redistricting, despite disputes over population variances, with a plan to tighten differences after the 1972 elections. Senate critics call the approach unconstitutional.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
John Conyers Jr
D-Mich
House
Kennedy
Senate
Sen
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Ervin
Two Girls Vanish and Die in Desert Town
In Sierra Vista Arizona two young girls Cindy Clelland age seven and Jenelle Haines age six vanished from near Fort Huachuca and were found murdered. Fear grips residents as authorities probe whether the killer is military or civilian while FBI involvement follows.
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Sierra Vista
Ariz
Cindy Clelland
Ft. Huachuca
Desert Army Post
Strategic Communications Command
Chuckle Sign on Church Lawn Sparks Amusing Phrase
A church lawn displays a humorous sign reading Keep Off This Means Thoa provoking smiles from passersby. Local residents noted the quirky wording and shared photos on social media.
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