Kosygin Arrives In New York For UN Debut
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin arrives in New York to address the Middle East crisis at the United Nations. He tours midtown Manhattan with a 30 car motorcade, plans a possible meeting with President Johnson, and will lead efforts at the U N General Assembly to condemn Israel and demand withdrawal from seized territories. Security forces mobilize as Kosygin’s delegation lands at Kennedy and Gander fueling stops.
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New York
Alexei N. Kosygin
Middle East
United Nations
Manhattan
Kosygin
Third Avenue
Mission
East 67Th Street
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Israel
Johnson
Washington
Texas
Kennedy International Airport
Paris
Gander
Newfoundland
State Department
U.S
Moscow
U.N. Security and Safety Section
World Organization
U.S. Secret Service
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Alexei Kosygin
Maurice Cove de Murville
Jean Dussol
Wichita teens to swim English Channel for first team crossing
Five Wichita area teens, led by coach Harry Weins, head to Paris hoping to become the first team to cross the English Channel. Participants include Tom Reed 15 Randall Reed 17 Mike Jassens 13 from Derby and Michael Uh rich 16 Marshall Seely 17 from Wichita. They fly from Kansas City to Paris to begin the swim schedule.
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Harry Weins
Randall Reed
Mike Jassens
Derby
Wichita
Michael Uhrich
Marshall Seely
Five Wichita youths plan Channel swim and Europe trip
A group of five Wichita youths coached by Weins aim to swim the English Channel supervised by the Dover based Channel Swimming Association at 240 per person. They will then undertake a five week overland European tour costing about 1250 per swimmer. The plan grew from a 1950s Red Cross swim class and includes a 26 hour lake endurance test. The venture follows China claiming a hydrogen bomb test amid UN debates.
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The
Channel Swimming Association of
Dover
Europe
Weins
Red Cross
Five Younsters
Welns
Wichita
Seely
U.S
OID Replies to Santa Fe Over Paid Track Supplies
The Ottawa Industrial Development Corporation contends it does not owe Santa Fe Railroad nearly $10,000 for track and railway ties supplied in 1965 for a spur to Divco Wayne Industries. Santa Fe claims payment. OID says a contract was to shield Santa Fe from Interstate Commerce Act violations and would not be enforced. A hearing date has not been set.
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Ottawa Industrial Development Corporation
Santa Fe Railroad
Santa Fe
OID
Divcos Wayne Industries
Ottawa
Divco«Wayne Industries
Divco « Wayne
Water District Meeting Rescheduled for Flood Affected Residents
Rantoul Rural Water District sets 8 p.m. Monday at Mt Hope Church to allow those blocked by flood water from last week's deadline meeting to sign up for water and be included in the upcoming feasibility study.
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Rantoul Rural Water District
Mt. Hope Church
SAM Site Hit North of Vinh as Saigon War News
U.S. fighters destroyed a surface to air missile site 41 miles north of Vinh in North Vietnam. A Thunderchief was lost to ground fire and its pilot rescued. In central highlands reinforcements of 4000 paratroopers arrived from Bien Hoa while Viet Cong threats and attacks continued with heavy air strikes and casualties reported in Phu Yen Province and near Saigon.
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Saigon
U.S
Vinh
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Central Highlands
Pleiku
173Rd Airborne
Bien Hoa
Hanoi
Phu Yen
Coroner Rules death by own action in Wellsville
WELLSVILLE Kansas coroner ruled 46 year old farmer Loren Broers death an apparent suicide. Found burned beside a pile of railroad ties by his wife at 5 a.m. near their Wellsville area farm. A gasoline can was near the body. Broers had been despondent recently and leaves a wife Alice and three children Shirley Rita and Lori along with six brothers and a sister. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at the Baptist Church with Oakwood Cemetery burial. Coughlin Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Wellsville
Douglas County
Rex Johnson
Loren Broers
Alice
Shirley
Rita
Lori
Lowell
Wendell
Ottawa
Earl
Joe
Bert
Otis
Edgerton
Donald Averill
Wiley
Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Baldwin
Coughlin Funeral Home of
Weather highs and lows with records and precipitation
The report notes a Friday high of 78 and today’s low of 63, with figures from a year ago at 74 and 56. Record extremes for the date are 102 set in 1918 and 50 in 1952. Precipitation for the 24 hour period ending 7 a.m. is 0.50 inch and hourly temps conclude at 8 a.m. today.
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Ents
Grace Episcopal Church
Kan
Tom Reed
Kansas City
France
Bulletin
Cape Gris-Nez
England
Tokyo
China
Peking Radio
Lop Nor
Sinkiang Provence
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Association
Suez
Egypt
West Bank
Jordan River
Jericho
Robert J. McCloskey
Vietnam
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Saiegon
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