Gromyko Sees Chance of Nuclear Pact With U S
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko said after meetings with President Johnson and Secretary Rusk that it looks like both nations are moving toward a nonproliferation treaty. The talks in Washington and a planned resumption in New York with William Foster as U S negotiator signal a potential broad easing of tensions and possible parallel force reductions in Europe and trade progress.
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Washington
Andrei A. Gromyko
Johnson
State Department
Gromyko
New York
William C. Foster
U.S
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
White House
Dean Rusk
Jonson
Rusk
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Viet Nam
Columbus Day visit eyed as LBJ to tour New York City
AP reports President Johnson is planned to visit New York City on Columbus Day to attend the Fifth Avenue parade and aid Democratic candidates including Frank D. O Connor and other congressional hopefuls. Murphy says the White House has not commented and plans may still be tentative.
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New York
Johnson
New York City
John M. Murphy
White House
Murphy
Staten Island
Frank D. O'Connor
Fifth Avenue
O'Connor
O’connor
Market Rises After Blue Monday Rally In New York
The stock market rallied briskly with heavy trading. At 10:30 a.m. the Dow rose 6.68 points to 761.19 and blue chips gained, reversing Monday's losses to end with a net rise of 10.19 points at 754.51.
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New York
Weather forecast: fair and cooler tonight in 30s
The forecast calls for fair and cooler conditions tonight with a low in the 30s. Wednesday should be mostly sunny and cool with a high in the 60s. Yesterday’s high reached 66 and overnight low was 41. Today at 11 am the temperature was 54.
West Germany seeks trade ties with Soviet Union and East bloc
Bonn officials report a first phase of talks with the Soviet Union aimed at a 1963 gapless trade pact. Berlin and Poland tensions, and Czech demands over the Munich agreement complicate talks as West Germany pushes for fuller diplomatic ties with Romania Bulgaria and Hungary.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Europe
Soviet Union
East Bloc
Moscow
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Sudetenland
West Berlin
Congressman's Legion Aid Wife In Quandary
Mrs. Robert F. Wright 37 and her three children are in Cleveland while her husband serves in Viet Nam and their furniture sits in Tennessee. The Army ordered a move from Ft. Carson to Viet Nam last June, leaving the Wrights 48 hours to clear quarters. They face $400 moving costs and 90 days to reclaim belongings with storage now. Congressman Feighan and Excelsior Post 628 offer help. Legion may cover storage and moving if the Army won’t.
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Cleveland
Robert F. Wright
Viet Nam
Tennessee
Wright
Ft. Carson
Colo
Army
Knoxville
Tenn
Rue D. Fish
U.S
Michael A. Feighan
D-Ohio
Excelsior Post 628
The
American Legion
GE Strike Looms As Walkout Threatens War Effort
The threat of a General Electric strike grows with 80,000 AFL CIO union members set to walk out at 12:01 a.m. Monday over a contract dispute. About 40,000 more workers from 10 unions also threaten to strike. Officials warn a stoppage could strain the U.S. defense effort in Vietnam and hamper war supplies.
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Washington
General Electric Co
Paul Jennings
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Work
Jennings
W. Willard Wirtz
Commerce
John T. Connor
General Electric
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Viet Nam
Philip D. Moore
Modern Woman Seeks Maximum Evening Gown Value
A contemporary woman hunts fashion efficiency, selecting an evening gown that offers bold style with versatile wear. She weighs fabric, fit, and accessories to maximize impact for social events and wardrobes.
Hurricane Inez Expires Over Mexico After 18 Days
Hurricane Inez neared death in Mexico after 18 uneasy days, surprising forecasters with an unpredic table path. The storm tracked 6,000 miles from Africa to the Yucatan, brushing Florida and Cuba before fading with warnings issued to Guadeloupe the Dominican Republic Haiti Cuba and Mexico.
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Inez
Mexico
Miami
Fla
U.S
Tropics
Africa
Carrie
Cuba
Florida
Atlantic
Florida Keys
Yucatan Peninsula
Weather Bureau
Guadeloupe
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Caribbean
Ohio Receives Second-Largest Highway Aid in Nation
The Bureau of Public Roads allocates 1968 highway funds totaling 4.4 billion. Ohio obtains 208,212,192 for the interstate system and 38,333,946 for other federally aided highways, totaling 246,546,138, ranking second to California.
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Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Ohio
California
TV Golden Goose Hints at Scrambled Eggs in TV Value
FCC chief Lee Loevinger warned at a New Jersey broadcasters meeting that forcing television to admit the elite would ruin its mass appeal. He called TV a golden goose laying scrambled eggs and urged realism about keeping television accessible to the common man.
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Atlantic City
Lee Loevinger
Federal Communications Commissioner
New Jersey Broadcasters Association
Loevinger
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