Albania Charges Soviets at UN as Kosygin Heads to Havana
Albania's U.N. representative Nesti Nasi denounced the Soviet Union for staging an emergency General Assembly session to mask its actions toward the Arabs and to align with the United States. He blasted Kosygin Johnson talks, warned of Soviet revisionists, and vowed Albania's enduring friendship with the Soviet people while denouncing hopes of atomic monopoly. The report notes Kosygin was en route to Moscow via Havana.
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Albania
Kosygin
Havana
United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Red China
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Moscow
Nesti Nasi
Middle East
United States
United Nations
Nasi
The Warren Report and Its Critics The Truth at Issue
The piece contrasts defenders and critics of the Warren Commission Report and questions whether the public has access to all facts. It argues the public, not the authors, must judge truth after considering comprehensive evidence.
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Warren Commission Report
Republicans Move to Defeat Free College Plan in New York
In Albany Republicans behind the scenes seek to torpedo a Democratic plan to constitutionally guarantee free college education for New York residents. With Democratic control of the Constitutional Convention GOP efforts aim to deny Travia’s proposal while delegates discuss potential debate after early sessions post July 4 weekend.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
GOP
State Supreme Court
Doubt and the Kennedy Assassination Sequel
This prologue examines why the Warren Commission report on John F. Kennedy's murder prompts persistent doubt. It weighs the role of critics, authors, and skeptics who argue for alternative shots, plots, and failures to answer who killed Kennedy. The piece frames doubt as a catalyst for continued national inquiry.
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Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
Texas
John B. Connally
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Powell plans news conference from Bimini after Harlem reelection
Aides say Adam Clayton Powell plans a news conference Tuesday from Bimini to discuss his ouster from Congress and the censure of Sen. Thomas Dodd. Powell, in self exile on the Bahamas, had held prior news conferences and refused to compare his case to Dodd's. He has only briefly traveled to Miami to file his candidacy for his longtime Harlem House seat.
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Bahamas
Adam Clayton Powell
Congress
Harlem
Thomas Dodd
Powell
Coral Island
Dodd
Miami
Regency Hyatt House rises as a Peachtree centerpiece
Atlanta’s Peachtree Street hosts a 23 story hotel with a courtyard lobby stretching over twenty floors. A rooftop revolving restaurant lets guests watch the city’s panorama during each turn, designed by architect John Portman to be a distinctive Atlanta landmark.
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Atlanta, Ga
Peachtree Courtyard
John Portman
Regency Hyatt House
Atlanta
Fire Seen In Plane Tail Before Mohawk Crash
Witnesses reported a fire in the tail as the Mohawk Airlines BAC 111 crashed near Blossburg Pennsylvania killing 34. Investigators noted the plane flew lower than usual with fuselage fragments seen before the impact and weather and sabotage ruled out. Flight and voice recorders sent to Washington for analysis.
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Blossburg
Mohawk Airlines
Tioga County
Elmira
N.Y
Washington, D.C
Washington
Slattery
Inves- Sapuars
Pope creates 27 cardinals including four Americans
Vatican announces Paul VI elevates 27 prelates to cardinalate in a closed consistory. four are American, including Archbishops John P. Cody, John J. Krol, Patrick A. O Boyle, and Msgr. Francis J. Brennan. He urged aid for Palestine refugees and urged reconciliation in Vietnam. The consistory raises the College of Cardinals to 118, with U S membership at eight.
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Paul VI
Jerusalem
Pope Paul
Sacred College of Cardinals
St. Peter’s Square
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Vatican
College of Cardinals
U. S
John P. Cody
Chicago
John J. Krol
Philadelphia
Patrick A
Grand Prix Arrests Reach Over One Hundred At Watkins Glen
Police report drinking parties near the Watkins Glen Grand Prix led to more than 100 arrests of college-age drinkers over the weekend. About 7,000 people camped on site. melees Friday night into Sunday morning drew charges of disorderly conduct public intoxication and more. Fines total roughly 1,200 dollars. property damage around 1,000 dollars, far below 1966 levels.
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Watkins Glen
N.Y
Race Course
Schuyler County
Prominet Buffalo Businessman Dies at 90 in Buffalo
Edwin C. Andrews a lawyer and businessman died at age 90 in his Buffalo home Saturday. He headed Niagara Radiator and Boiler Co. in North Tonawanda and Jacob Cold Packing Co. in Buffalo and Penn Yan Bus Co. which made school buses in his birth city. He later sold his radiator firm and much of the meat packing business. His wife, daughter of publisher William J. Conners, died three years ago.
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Prominet
Buffalo
N.Y
Edwin C. Andrews
Andrews
Niagara Radiator and Boiler Co
North Tonawanda
Jacob Cold Packing Co
Penn Yan Bus Co
Penn Yan
William J. Conners
Buffalo Courier-Express
Johnson and Kosygin Fail To Resolve Differences
Johnson and Kosygin failed to settle key points on Vietnam and the Middle East at the Glassboro summit but pledged continued direct talks. They spent about 10 hours over two days and urged peaceful policy while signaling possible future action.
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John Hightower
NEW York (Ap
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Vietnam
Middle East
Glassboro
Israel
United States
Washington
Middle Eastern
Kosygin
U. S
Soviet Union
Hollybush
U.N
Kosygin Luncheon Bill Unpaid in Niagara Falls
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin and aides dined at John’s Flaming Hearth after visiting the American Falls. A $400 bill remains unpaid, with the restaurant owner told by a State Department colonel that the guests would settle their own checks, or the department would cover them.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Alexei N. Kosygin
John Prozeralik
State Department
Kosygin
John
Flaming Hearth
American Falls
LBJ Grandson Makes Public Debut in Photo
The first public photograph of President Lyndon Johnson’s grandson Patrick Lyndon Nugent was released. The infant, born on Friday, is six days old and is shown in a receiving blanket held by an unidentified nurse as Luci Johnson Nugent prepares to take him home from Seton Hospital in Austin Texas.
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Tex
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
Patrick J. Nugent
Lyndon Johnson
Lyn
Luci Johnson Nugent
Seton Hospital
White House
Luci
Mary Gfeller
Washington, D.C
Miss Gfeller
Pat
Alexei M. Kosygin
Terrorists Hit Aden Oil Tanks in Harbor Attack
Three large oil tanks at Aden harbor were blown, destroying about 40,000 tons of fuel. A Mobil spokesperson said authorities are shutting the spill, but charges blew off the valves. The assault is linked to rival Arab nationalist groups aiming to seize control ahead of independence next January.
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Mobil Oil Oil Co
Federation of South Arabia
Britain
Oregon jail seals windows with concrete to block outsiders
The Oregon attorney general rules that the rural Baker County jail may seal its windows with concrete. Jail officials feared outsiders could pass hack saw blades to inmates, prompting the security measure at the facility in Salem region.
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Salem, Ore
Attorney General of
Oregon
Baker County
Missing Honeymoon Plane Searched. 148 Communists Said Slain
Civil Air Patrol resumes search for a Maryland couple in a missing light plane near Troy New York while another flight crew spent Sunday seeking a Canadian family in Adirondack regions. In Vietnam, South Vietnamese paratroopers and South Korean marines reported 148 enemy deaths as U S air missions and ground sweeps continued with limited contact. An airborne unit near the 17th Parallel claimed 105 kills in a major search and destroy operation as a Chinook rescue flight operated in Dinh Tuong Province to recover personnel.
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Troy
N. Y
Civil Air Patrol
Maryland
Montreal
CAP
Macon
Baltimore
Robert Stevenson
Arbutis
Carol
Federal Aviation Agency
Stevenson
Albany County
Albany
Petersburg
New York
Schoon Lake
Adirondack
Saigon
Vietnam
U. S
North Vietnam
Hanoi-Haiphong
Phu Yen
Dinh Tuong
Woman's body found in Buffalo park with clues of murder
The partially clad body of 40 year old Dolly Austin of Detroit was found in a bushy area near LaSalle Park on Buffalo's west side. Police believe she may have been slain Sunday night and an autopsy will determine cause of death. Detectives see signs she was dragged to the scene.
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Buffalo Park
Buffalo
N.Y
LaSalle Park
Dolly Austin
Detroit
Mich
Homicide Bureau
Views on Viet air war effectiveness divide U S officials
Washington AP reports split views among top U S officials on bombing North Vietnam. Some favor limiting raids to southern supply routes and major targets near Hanoi Haiphong, while others warn cuts would boost enemy supplies and combatants. Antiaircraft defenses are expanding in the 150 mile panhandle.
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Washington
U. S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
South Vietnam
North Vietnamese
Panhandle
Seaside Summit Brings Kosygin's Daughter To New Jersey
At Island Beach State Park the 38-year-old daughter of Soviet Premier Kosygin, Ludmilla Gyvishiani, visited with New Jersey’s first lady and Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson. The three-hour gathering occurred as President Johnson and Kosygin discussed world affairs in Glassboro. A helicopter ferried the guests from Glassboro for a seaside afternoon along the Atlantic coast.
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Philadelphia
Kosygin
New York
United Nations
Island Beach State Park
N.J
Alexei N. Kosygin
Richard J. Hughes
Ludmilla A. Gyvishiani
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lynda Bird
Hughes
Atlantic Ocean
Johnson
Glassboro
South Jersey
Gvishiani
Atlantic City Board
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