Soviet Protest Over Chinese Mob Attack On Ship
Moscow spurns Red Guard assault in Darien Dairen port as Chinese authorities face a Soviet protest. The 1000 strong mob allegedly stormed a Soviet merchant vessel injuring its captain, vandalizing the ship and writing anti Soviet slogans. The Soviet note demanded captain’s release and safe passage for the vessel.
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Moscow
Tass
Vladivostok
Darien
Ment
Red China
Dairen
Soviet Union
China
Peking
New Bomb Pact May Come Soon
Washington reports Foster heads to Geneva to push a new U S Soviet draft for a nuclear nonproliferation treaty aimed for late October submission to the U N General Assembly. The plan blends powers pledges not to arm others with nonnuclear states pledging not to acquire arms. Details on inspections are unsettled amid divisions between have not and have nations.
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Washington
U.S
William C. Foster
Geneva
U.N. General Assembly
Foster
Senate
Alexei Roschin
Moscow
Kid Escapes Injury When Truck Wheel Rolls Over Leg
Ottawa boy Louis Hughes, 15, escaped major harm on a farm near Princeton when a two ton truck loaded with hay rolled twice over his leg after he fell from the running board. He received bruises and a sprained ankle, was X-rayed at Ransom Memorial Hospital, and is recovering at home.
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Ottawa
Louis Hughes
Grant
Wayne Walters
Princeton
Hughes
Ransom Memorial Hospital
School Goggles At Cost In West Franklin District
West Franklin board of education agrees to sell safety goggles at cost to science and manual arts students for 1967-68 while hiring a former teacher for 2nd grade at Appanoose. Budget up 6.57 mills to 19.85. 421,703 total. Read and bus bids approved. rolls on calendar and start dates set for August.
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Pomona
Board of Education of
West Franklin
Mer
Appanoose School
Myrtle Schroeder
State Farm Insurance Co
Pomenz Star Garage
James Parks
Daryl Cearfoss
Board of Education
Williamsburg and
Williamsburg
Appanoose
Lawrence
NRA expels Dayton Journal Herald reporter over fake name use
The National Rifle Association revoked the membership of Richard Zimmerman, a Dayton Journal Herald reporter, after he admitted using the name Cleo Vernon Keaton on an NRA membership card. Keaton was a convicted killer involved in a recent murder during a Dayton bar shooting. Zimmerman said he did it to test NRA applicant checks and endorsement procedures.
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Washington
National Rifle Association
Dayton Journal Herald
NRA
Richard Zimmerman
Cleo Vernon Keaton
Keaton
Pickaway
Ohio
Dayton
Zimmerman
Fight Pups Will Live Now That Mom Is OK
Eight Afghan pups likely to survive after their mother Ruby recovered from a sickness. Harold and Mrs Sutton of a farm near Greeley faced a delayed vet call, an Ottawa vet drove 30 miles, and Ruby’s temp reached 105 before she began nursing the eight pups again. The family fostered the pups via eyedroppers until Ruby improved.
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Greeley
Ruby
Harold Sutton
Dallas Caster
Weather Summary for Friday and Today
High Friday 77 low today 50. yesterday's high 81 and low 62. Record highs 111 in 1934 and record low 48 in 1902. Hourly temps end at 8 a.m with readings from 58 to 75 across the day. Barometer 30.30 inches.
Congress To Investigate Cities Riots
Washington AP Senate to probe Negro rioting nationwide under McClellan. Resolution sets $150000 budget and deadlines for interim report Oct 2 and final by July 31, 1968. Subcommittee of nine to lead effort. McClellan vows rapid staff expansion and groundwork hearings.
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Washington
John L. McClellan
Senate
McClellan
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Congress Is Anti Negro Said King At Atlanta
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr blamed American racial rioting on the Johnson administration timid white moderates and a Congress he called more anti Negro than anti riot. He urged nonviolence as the Negroes best weapon for freedom and condemned riots as harming Negroes most. He cited four culprits: timid white moderates, a Vietnam focused administration, heavy military spending vs poverty aid, and an insensitive Congress.
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Atlanta, Ga
Martin Luther King Jr
America
Johnson
Congress
National Association of Radio Announcers
King
Vietnam
Congress Rejects Vietnam Observers Watch in September Elections
Congress informed Saigon that it will not participate in policing South Vietnam’s September elections. Senator Kennedy and party leaders rejected the invitation to send observers, arguing fair elections are an internal South Vietnamese matter. Officials noted U.S. aid and diplomacy, while warning against prejudging election fairness. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee reported widening war costs and urged reduced aid, with House panels proposing higher funding for the next year.
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Washington
Saigon
Congress
South Vietnam
Dirksen
Mansfield
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
U.S
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Senate Committee
Vietnam
Bison Bake At Garnett Enduro Races Kickoff
Two days of go kart racing open at Lake Garnett with an evening buffalo barbecue. About 250 entries from six states expected for the eighth Enduro sponsored by the Garnett Jaycees. Buffalo meat served at 7 in the pit area while hay bales form makeshift seating. Go karts race six times today and five on Sunday with speeds up to 120 mph.
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Drop
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Nguyen van Thieu
Kennedy
Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Secretary of
Dean Rusk
Bui Diem
Kellenedy
United States
Bison
Garnett
Hyrax
Topeka
Gage Park Zoo
Topeka Zoo
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