Soviet troubleshooter meets Czech brass in Prague
A Soviet official said Kuznetsov and Czech leaders exchanged views on relations and sought a political solution to the occupation. Kuznetsov, first deputy foreign minister, met with President Svoboda in Prague, described as a frank and comradely exchange despite disagreements.
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Kremlin
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Czechs Honor Victim Of Soviet Invasion
Czechoslovakia citizens honor a victim of the Soviet invasion as Chicago police display a sample of weapons used by demonstrators amid ongoing protests and clashes.
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U.S. Infantry Ring Viet Cong in Mekong Delta Action
Eight U.S. infantry companies formed a circle around a Viet Cong force in the Mekong Delta Saturday night as artillery and air strikes pounded the center. Field reports say 31 enemy were killed by darkness, with no U.S. casualties reported. Meanwhile Paris talks show cautious U.S. probing Hanoi for a possible bombing halt and political settlement.
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Heat cookie: Basin to see hot days then cooling front
The Midland Odessa area faces continued heat with a cool front expected to arrive by Monday morning lowering temperatures by about 10 degrees. Highs near 90 today, dropping to around 80 Monday. overnight lows near 60. Light showers possible with the front.
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Door Open For Talks LBJ Seeks Arms Pact Amid Turmoil
President Johnson spoke at a White House news conference about hopes for a nuclear nonproliferation treaty and keeping the door open to arms talks with Russia. He indicated no immediate meeting before leaving office, noted Senate doubts over Fortas, and discussed federal spending cuts tied to the tax plan. He stressed East Europe concerns and urged continued action on ratification despite Czech invasion pressures.
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Summit Meet Possible For Viet Allies
Washington officials expect a potential summit with Vietnam War allies before President Johnson leaves office. plans depend on domestic and international events, with talks possibly in October in Honolulu, as aides seek peace progress and congressional wins. White House comment was not immediate.
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The Quipster Unemployment Joke Echoes in The Word Debate
The Quipster notes the wry edge of language by arguing that unemployment sits as an even tougher term than work. The quip plays on economic tension and the burden of labor in modern society, reflecting a period tone.
Teacher Union Holds Fast In NYC Strike
New York city expects a 1.1 million pupil impact as Ocean Hill Brownsville refuses to reinstate 10 fired teachers, prompting a mayoral push for Sunday talks. Union leaders warn a citywide walkout looms, with Ocean Hill opposition centering on community control versus district authority.
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Connally Sees School Plan as Texas Education Turning Point
Gov. John Connally said a 10 year education upgrade plan from the Public School Study Committee may be Texas' last chance to catch up with the nation. The 15 member panel led by Leon Jaworski urged reorganization and local tax equalization, with Connally urging study and passage by the next governor and 61st Legislature. He will not seek re election.
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