Kosygin to U.S. Leave Vietnam as UN Session Convenes
Soviet Premier Kosygin condemns American actions in Vietnam and attacks Israel for its six day war role. He accuses Israel of perfidy and crimes in occupied Arab lands, calls for UN action and strict adherence to international law, and warns of nuclear risk if big powers enter the Vietnam conflict.
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United Nations
UPI
Alexei N. Kosygin
Israel
Kosygin
United Nations General Assembly
Middle East
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Security Council
Mideast
Moscow
Gaza
Jerusalem
Hitler
Germany
United States
Britain
Soviet Vessel Hit Provokes Cold War Tension
Pentagon says F105 cannon fire may have struck Soviet tanker Turkestan off Cam Pha harbor on June 2 during Vietnam War air operations. One Russian sailor was killed and six wounded as Moscow protests the incident while Washington contests the claim.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Pentagon
U.S
Defense Department
Turkestan
Russia
Cam Pha Harbor
British PM Wilson Meets De Gaulle Over Common Market Hurdles
In Versailles Harold Wilson held talks with Charles de Gaulle who outlined formidable obstacles blocking Britain’s entry to the common market. In Amman King Hussein questioned evidence behind charges that American and British aircraft aided Israel in Middle East actions.
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Versailles
France
UPI
Harold Wilson
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Britain
Hussein
Amman
Jordan
Israel
Middle East
Israel accuses Syria of breaching cease-fire near Kuneitra
In Jerusalem, Israel charged Syria with a nighttime assault across the cease-fire line near Kuneitra the first violation cited since the end of the five day war. The Israeli army said the Syrians were repulsed as residents learned holy sites in the old city of Jerusalem would open to Christians and Moslems on designated days while a military permit remained required. Hundreds of Arab families fled the old city quarter after being told to leave two days earlier.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Israel
Syria
Kuneitra
Middle East
Old City
Jordan
Reds Repelled at Saigon Tank Base After Hour Long Fight
About 600 Viet Cong attacked the headquarters of the largest U S tank force near Saigon. Eight Americans killed and 31 wounded as U S forces repelled the assault with air and artillery support. Viet Cong casualties exceed 335.
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Saigon
UPI
Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
UNIC
11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
U.S. Army
Mekong
9Th Infantry Division
Democrats Move to Kill Dirksen Amendment in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg, minority Democrats in the Senate plan a recommittal motion Tuesday to defeat the Dirksen amendment on legislative reapportionment. Telegrams urged all 22 Senate Democrats to attend the showdown, hoping at least three Republicans will back the move to send the measure back to Rules. The proposal seeks a constitutional convention to permit nonpopulation based state legislative apportionment, challenging the 1964 Supreme Court ruling.
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Harrisburg
Rules Committee
Congress
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
Red China's H bomb test shifts ABM policy debate
United Press International reports that China’s hydrogen bomb test could spur a broad review of the Johnson administration’s stance against deploying the costly ABM system. McNamara delays Vietnam trip per White House order as talks with the Soviet Union on arms limits proceed slowly.
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Stewart Hensley
United Press International
Washington
UPI
Red
China
Johnson
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Vietnam
Administration
United States
McNamara
LBJ proposes five point peace plan in Mideast
A regional news brief notes President Johnson unveils a five point peace proposal for the Middle East. Separate crime item reports a masked bandit injuring a taxi dispatcher during a morning hold up at Green Light Taxicab Co. Inc. in an incident that spilled into a newspaper delivery interruption. Police investigate the burglary at Sumoco service station on Liberty Street. Irene Cassidy, 49, sustained facial lacerations and was treated at St. Francis Hospital. The thief fled with 10 to 15 dollars. Delivery man Elwood Stoddard witnessed the scene and was unharmed. The burglar alarm is under investigation.
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Green Light Taxicab Co. Inc
White St
Irene Cassidy
S. Croton Ave
St. Francis Hospital
Elwood Stoddard
Martin St
Stoddard
Sumoco
Liberty St
Burelars
Johnson sets five principles for Middle East peace
President Johnson outlines five core principles to end the arms race and require UN reporting of arms shipments. He urges Arabs and Israelis to lead toward a lasting peace, cautions against forces demanding oppression, and warns against renewed hostilities from renewed armament. He stresses national life, refugees’ justice, safe sea passage, arms race limits, and territorial integrity.
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UPI
White House
Washington
Johnson
Middle East
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
America
State Department
U.N General Assembly
Alexei Kosygin
Gulf of Aqaba
Mideast
U.N
Israel
Premier Kosygin Tours New York Before UN Speech
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin spent two days sightseeing in New York before opening the anti Israel campaign at the United Nations General Assembly. He toured Fifth Avenue Wall Street Harlem and the Bowery with bodyguards present while a passerby shouted go home.
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New York
UPI
Alexei N. Kosygin
United Nations General Assembly
Moscow
Kosygin
U.N. General Assembly
Fifth Avenue
Empire State Building
Wall Street
Bowery
125Th Street
Manhattan
Harlem
Continuance Sought in Bell Murder Case
The district attorney seeks more time to review crime laboratory technical data on the rifle used in the murder and involuntary manslaughter charges against Terry Bell. Defense attorneys Sherman K. Levine and Richard J. Audino object to the motion. the court will rule after advisement.
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Terry Bell
District Atttorney
Sherman K. Levine
Richard J. Audino
Deaths of Lulu Moyer Elvira Cromie and James Beadel
A death notice lists Lulu Moyer 76 of Ellwood City Elvira Cromie 79 of Harlansburg Road and James D Beadel 55 of Tucson Arizona.
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Lulu Moyer
Ellwood City
Elvira Cromie
Harlansburg Rd
James D. Beadel
Tucson, Ariz
Hammarskjold files reveal Gaza UNEF withdrawal memo
A memorandum in Hammarskjold files records a 1957 agreement with Egypt's Gamel Abdel Nasser on UNEF that would not withdraw until the task was finished as judged by Egypt and the United Nations. Thant later ordered removal without General Assembly debate, triggering criticism and blamed for the rapid force withdrawal.
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New York
UPI
Hammarskjold
U.A.R
Gamel Abdel Nasser
United Nations Emergency Force
UNEF
Gaza Strip
Egypt
United Nations
U.N
Nasser
General Assembly
Thant
Israel
Ernest Gross
U.S
Gross
Security Council
Johnson
Inside War Costs Sky High Today
The news brief notes that war costs are elevated amid ongoing hostilities. It references the current financial strain on economies and mentions page four for full coverage.
Weather Outlook for Western Pennsylvania
Mostly cloudy today and tonight with light rain east warming slightly. Highs near 70s, lows in upper 50s, with a cooler trend tonight. Tuesday partly cloudy and warmer, chance of thunder showers late in the day. Shenango River at 4.7 feet. 24 hour max 90, min 62.
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Pennsylvania
Shenango River
Fuelhart’s Death Shrinks GOP Margin in Pennsylvania House
In Harrisburg the death of Rep. William C. Fuelhart reduces the House GOP to 102 members, threatening passage of Gov Shafer’s 266.6 million tax package. With three members sick, Republicans face a math problem without Democratic help. The Ways and Means Committee plans to discuss alternatives and keep the bills on the calendar.
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Harrisburg
Warren
Fuelhart
House
Warren H. Spencer
Tioga
Senate
Kenneth B. Lee
R-Sullivan
Chamber
Lee
Ways and Means
John Hope Anderson
Ryork
GOP
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