Brezhnev Promises Peaceful Coexistence and Disarmament
In a Lenin's Tomb address Brezhnev declares peaceful coexistence and complete disarmament as key Soviet policy. He cites Leninist leadership and unity of world communism while noting tension with China. Cosmonauts Komarov Feoktistov Yegorov greeted at Red Square amid praise for Soviet space progress.
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Goldwater hints at televised civil rights speech
Senator Barry Goldwater told about the civil rights issue during a GOP meeting with staffers and volunteers in Washington. He emphasized freedom of association as a two way right and suggested a national TV address may follow when funding allows.
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Hoover's Condition Remains Critical
Former President Herbert C. Hoover, age 90, endured a night with internal bleeding halted but remains in grave, unresponsive condition. His sons Allan and Herbert Jr. were at his Waldorf Astoria suite as Dr. Michael J. Lepore reported the bleeding arrested and blood restored, yet toxic buildup risks life.
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Hunt Goes On For Cincinnati Third Graders
Fairfax police continued to search for two 9 year old boys Johnny Hundley and Jimmy McQueary who were last seen Thursday. The force said tips from the public are being checked as rain and darkness ended a field search near the Little Miami River. Police chief James Finan said alerts were sent to eastern U S law enforcement and that investigators have searched wooded areas and river bridges with no clues found. He refused to speculate on what happened, noting that something is wrong when children vanish for days.
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Profit Sharing Continues At Rambler Under UAW Pact
Detroit AP American Motors Corp and the United Auto Workers agreed on a three year contract covering AMC’s 24,000 automotive division workers and continuing profit sharing. A pending pact for three thousand Kelvinator appliance division workers in Grand Rapids holds up the broader deal. Provisions include higher pensions, earlier retirement and wage gains, plus profit sharing contingent on profits.
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Middletown Weather Turns Cool With Sunny Week Ahead
Forecasters warn of chilly air for Middletown and surrounding areas with tonight near 30 degrees. Tomorrow will stay mostly sunny and highs near 58 with overnight lows around 37. The pattern repeats through the week with a midweek warm spell before cooling again. Yesterday’s high reached 76 and overnight low was 40.
China May Explode 2nd A-Bomb Soon
U S officials say China may soon test a second nuclear device. Secretary of State Rusk indicated a second explosion could follow last Friday. Officials note little added military impact but emphasize prestige and nuclear diplomacy in Red China. President Johnson warned against nuclear blackmail and pledged U S support to neighbors resisting pressure. China aims to build a stockpile and delivery capability over 5 to 10 years.
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Ex Labor Secretary James P Mitchell Dies in New York
James P Mitchell, former labor secretary under Eisenhower and 1961 New Jersey gubernatorial candidate, died at 6:40 am in his Astor Hotel suite. He chaired Crown Zellerbach's industrial relations, advocated civil rights, and was praised by AFL-CIO leader George Meany as a great secretary of labor.
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Sisler Named Reds Manager After Hutchinson Resigns
Cincinnati AP Fred Hutchinson resigns as Cincinnati Reds manager due to cancer. Dick Sisler, previously a coach and acting manager since 1960, is named his successor by President and GM William DeWitt. Hutchinson directed the club to the 1961 NL pennant and later stepped away in Aug 1964. He remains at home in Florida.
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Walker Named Pirates Field Manager to Replace Murtaugh
PITTSBURGH AP Harry Walker was named field manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates today to succeed Danny Murtaugh who resigned at season's end for health reasons.
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Modern girl hides money where it won't be seen
A light humorous line contrasts past and present habits with a playful jab at prudence and discretion in money hiding methods.
Wilson's Laborites Face Big Strike in Britain
London AP reports Britain's new Labour government faces a nationwide dock strike as Transport and General Workers Union leaders threaten a one day stoppage unless pay demands are met. They seek about 3.50 pounds more weekly for workers averaging 47.50. The walkout tests PM Harold Wilson's tight parliamentary majority of four and risks worsening overseas trade with gold and dollar reserves near 2.8 billion. Wilson assembled a 23 member cabinet and named Donald MacDougall as chief economic adviser and director general of a new Ministry of Economic Affairs. George Brown becomes ministry political chief. Hugh Foot named minister of state for foreign affairs and UN representative. Wilson vows to nationalize steel if possible.
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Johnson outlines thaw with Soviet leaders and warns on nuclear risks
President Johnson reports a "good beginning" with new Soviet leaders and urges unity to halt nuclear spread, warning Red China may use nuclear blackmail after its first test. He reiterates support for the limited test ban treaty and urges China to join signatories. Johnson analyzes Khrushchev’s ouster and outlines four implications for the United States including vigilance, turbulence in the Communist world, sympathy for independence in Eastern Europe, and continued pursuit of peace.
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