Kosygin attends brief U N Middle East session
Soviet Premier Kosygin attends the United Nations emergency session on the Middle East as the assembly splits over the agenda. The session adjourned after 41 minutes with three votes against convening, while Kosygin observed from the Soviet delegation and later left without speaking.
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United Nations
UPI
General Assembly
Middle East
United States
Jordan
Alexei N. Kosygin
Assembly
Abdul Rhaman Pazhwak
Afghanistan
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Muhammade H. el Iarra
Goldberg
Security Council
Israel
Botswana
Moscow
Council
El-Farra
Kosygin
New York
Johnson
Mid-East
Manhattan
Third Avenue
Sanford Garelik
New York City
67Th Street
Cairo
Syria
Algeria
U.A.R
Gemal Abdel Nasser
Noureddin al Attassi
Attassi
Algiers
Houari Boumedienne
Egypt
U.N. General Assembly
Kuwait
al Ahram
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Floods devastate Grand Island as city to the federal aid
Four people are dead and about one third of Grand Island Nebraska 25000 population is homeless as record floodwaters inundate streets and homes. Eight thousand residents seek refuge in public shelters while more than 11000 dwellings suffer damage. National Guardsmen and volunteers sandbag and assist victims as area waterways rise further and millions in property are lost.
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Grand Island
Neb
Col
Burl Johnson
The
National Guard
Louisville
Waterloo
Crete
Wilber
West Point
Seward
Beatrice
Nebraska
Ater
Platte River
Nebraska-Iowa
Fires Strikes Two Farms In Lawrence County Hit $145000 Loss
Two fires in Lawrence County yesterday afternoon caused about 145000 in damage with no injuries. The Valley Auto Spring Co building at 25 N Beaver St burned about 2:48 pm, while a barn at Wallas Dairy in Hickory Township was leveled around 5 pm. Officials blamed a torch heat spark and noted extensive losses including machinery, feed, and dairy equipment.
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Lawrence County
Valley Auto Spring Co
Beaver St
Wallas
Hickory Township
Valley Auto
William Shaw
N. Mercer St
Shaw
Don Micco
Barbour Place
International Tandem
Micco
Mitchell Wallas
Irvin Hofmeister
Hickory
Scott Township
Ted Wallas
New Castle News
Archbishop to address group at St Vitus Church
A religious event is planned as Archbishop will address a gathering at St. Vitus Church. The item appears in the Inside Today feature with page references to other stories and local items.
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St. Vitus Church
U.S. Paratroopers Fight Communists Near Saigon
UPI reports a clash in a jungle northern coast landing zone where a U.S. helicopter was shot down. Three GIs were killed and 32 wounded as a battalion of Communists attacked near Saigon, part of a seven hour battle to secure supply routes.
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Saigon
UPI
U. S
101St Division
Screaming Eagle
U.S. 173Rd Airborne Brigade
Laos
Cambodia
Bien Hoa
Central Highlands
South Vietnam
Weather synopsis for Western Pennsylvania with showers
Western Pennsylvania expects partly cloudy, warm and humid today with scattered afternoon and tonight showers. Highs in the 80s to 90s, lows 55 to 65. Sunday cooler with some southern showers. 24 hour stats show max 92 and min 65 with no precipitation and Shenango River at 4.6 feet.
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Shenango River
Death notices for several residents dated June 17 1967
Death records list John Dudash 57 of Slippery Rock Road 3 Floyd R Chapman 64 of 218 Hillcrest Avenue Mrs Carl W Haufler 71 of 203 Pearson Street James Grant Park 61 of Volant Road 3 with ages and addresses provided.
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John Dudash
Slippery Rock
Floyd R. Chapman
Hillcrest Ave
Carl W. Haufler
Pearson St. James Grant Park
Volant
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By Bruce W. Mann
Donald Gibala
Sanitarian
Gibala
John Fruehstorfer
Butler
State Health Center
Centennial Building
S. Mill St
New Castle
Elliott Hall
Kremlin
Mideast
P. M. McGaffie
First Free Methodist Church
Crescent Theater
Palmer
Janie Fassinger
Wilmington
Florida
Cross Word
Puditorial Eee
Ellwood
Ee Society
Ewe
Loz
William C. Westmoreland
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Westmoreland
Vietnam
Amout
Western
Pennsylvania
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