Diplomats Seek Middle East Solution At United Nations
Diplomats at the United Nations pursued intensive private talks on the Arab-Israeli crisis with a summit between President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin in view. Romania sought a flexible path, supporting broad discussion to ease tensions and back Manescu as future General Assembly president. The U.S. and Soviet proposals faced uncertain fate as negotiations continued.
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Middle East
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Alexei Kosygin
Assembly
Glassboro
Nuj
Ion Gheorge Maurer
Romania
Manescu
Weekend Weather Outlook With Rain Likely
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with occasional rain likely tonight and a low in the 50s. Saturday should be mostly cloudy with similar conditions. Details are on page 11.
Pope Reaffirms Clerical Celibacy in Encyclical
Vatican City UPI Pope Paul VI voiced great pain over criticism and defections among clergy. He defended priestly celibacy as essential in the 20th century, saying unmarried state keeps priests closer to Christ and a better man. The encyclical, 9500 words, outlines theological, historical, and psychological arguments against celibacy and answers them in detail. Continued on Page 10.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Christ
Johnson and Steinfort Named To Area 12 Vocational Board
Johnson Neenah and Donald Steinfort Oshkosh were named Winnebago County representatives on the Vocational Technical and Adult Vocational District 12 board. Also named were Frank Sprister Cyril Letter Darwin Smith and Harlen Kirchner. Terms vary 2 to 6 years to avoid same year expirations. Continued on Page 10 Col 1.
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Appleton
C. G. Russell Johnson
Neenah
Donald Steinfort
Oshkosh
Winnebago County
Einstein Junior High School
Frank Sprister
Cyril Letter
Outagamie
Darwin Smith
Calumet County
Harlen Kirchner
Waupaca Co Ployer
Sprister
Steinfort
Smith and
Steinfort and
Smith
Dodd seeks end to Senate censure amid fatigue
United Press International reports Senator Thomas J. Dodd, exhausted after eight days of debate, urges colleagues to vote on his fate as the Senate overwhelmingly rejects a motion to reprimand him. The tally shows 87 to 9 in favor of censure for diverting at least 116083 dollars in campaign funds to personal use, with possible acquittal on travel expense charges. Continued on Page 10.
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Dodd
Harrison A. Wiliams Jr
D-Nj
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Knowles Signals No Compromise on Beer, Consent Proposals
Governor Knowles said there is no path to a compromise on two highway safety measures as long as they stay in his Senate approved bill. He will not veto the overall package if those provisions are removed, but he favors the full program. The assembly has not yet begun debate on the plan, while a separate 21 age bill was previously killed and may be reconsidered.
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Soviet Union
GOP
State Assembly
Sli
Amman
Suleyman Sukkar
Jorian
Johnson Kosygin hold historic summit in Glassboro New Jersey
President Johnson and Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin met at Glassboro State College to discuss major tensions threatening world peace. The leaders arrived separately, exchanged greetings, and were escorted amid police and flags as Secretary of State Rusk joined the meeting.
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Alexei Kosygin
Glassboro
N. J
AR Mireghate
New Jersey
Hollybush
Glassboro State College
Kesygin
N.J
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Thomas E. Robinson
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Dr. Robinson
Richard J. Hughes
Hughes
Robinson
Dean Rusk
Foes win big to block Kellett merger bill in Senate
In Madison AP report, opponents of the proposed 1968 merger of conservation and water agencies score a 20 to 13 victory blocking action on the Kellett bill. Senate action is rescheduled for next Tuesday while leadership pursues a compromise.
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Madison
Conservation and Water Agencies
Kellett
Senate
Jerris Leonard
Bayside
Leonard
Senate Assembly
Assembly
The
Conservation Commission
New Natural Resources Board
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
She Dill
Marines Die As Two Helicopters Crashed In Training
Two large Marine helicopters collided during a routine training flight at New River Marine Air Facility in Jacksonville North Carolina. At least 20 Marines were killed and a dozen were injured as the Sea Stallion CH-53A carrying troops crashed while the other helicopter touched down and then struck its belly.
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New River Marine Air Facility
HUE
Council approves millers bay boat mooring and seaboating program
A city council approved the mooring of the Chief Oshkosh boat in Millers Bay and backed the 1967 seaboating program after rejecting a motion to rescind the earlier license denial for BEB Tap. The story notes the items appear on Page 4.
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BEB Tap
Oshkosh
Millers Bay
Dust and heat plaguing Wadi Daleil refugee camp
Wadi Daleil in Jordan hosts 7000 refugees from the Israeli occupied West Bank. The desert camp suffers dust storms, extreme heat, scarce tents, and poor sanitation. Water arrives by truck, toilets and garbage disposal are lacking, and many children suffer gastroenteritis. UNRWA assistance wanes as the Jordanian government directs operations with local volunteers and Red Cross support.
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Wadi Daleil
Jordan
Amman
West Bank
Jordan River
Wadi Deir
United Nations Relief and Works Agency
UNRWA
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