Kosygin Heads to New York for U N Assembly Debates
Kosygin travels from Moscow to New York with Andrei Gromyko and aides for the U N Assembly. Washington weighs whether Johnson attends while De Gaulle may join, aiming for a possible Four Power summit on the Arab Israeli war. Red Cross reports 200000 refugees across the region, with Syria and Jordan bearing the brunt of displacements and food shortages in Jordan Valley areas.
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Shannon
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U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
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Vietnam
White House
George Christian
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Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Middle East
Red Cross
Beirut
Lebanon
Jordan River
East Ghor Canal
Amman
Ghor
Soviet Cosmos No 166 launches unmanned satellite
The Soviet Union launched Cosmos No 166, an unmanned satellite, according to Tass. The craft reached a near earth orbit with a period of about 92.9 minutes as it completed its first pass.
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UPI
Soiet Union
Tass
L A County budget hearings suspended amid cuts and reshaping
L A County officials suspended budget hearings and trimmed items across the board. A planned public social service office in Watts gained $85,000 after prior cuts while Assessor Philip Watson saw 67 positions reduced from 141. A county cafeteria subsidy was halved to 30,000 with a study ordered to improve self funding. No Long Beach capital projects were cut, but a sheriff sub station in East Los Angeles faced a 924,500 reduction for the fourth year in a row.
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Philip Watson
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India Mob Raids China Embassy in New Delhi
A mob of about 3,000 Indians breached the gates of the Chinese Communist embassy in New Delhi, breaking windows and setting buildings aflame. Police used tear gas as officers were pelted with rocks. two Chinese diplomats were detained to prevent departure amid retaliatory expulsions over spy charges.
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New Delhi
UPI
Peking
Passenger With Kaite Slain on Bus
Chicago detective guard on a Greyhound bus shot and killed a knife-wielding man after the assailant threatened him and lunged at the guard. The incident occurred as the bus filled with passengers during departure. the gunman had boarded without a ticket and refused to leave when asked.
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UPR
Greyhound
Walt Roberts
Huras
Ernesi C. Emerson
Emerson
Adrian Newkirk
Cleveland
Newkirk
New York
Roberts
Dodd Seeks Weekend Delay in Censure Proceeding
Senator Dodd requests a weekend pause to prepare final defense arguments amid ongoing debate on a committee resolution to censure him for financial misconduct. The discussion centers on $170,000 in testimonials between 1961 and 1965 and whether funds were used for campaign or personal purposes.
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Russell B. Long
D-La
Dodd
Long
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Johnson
Ethics Committee
Charles H. Percy
Reil
Connecti
Viet Nam War: U S POWs and Battles Across Vietnam
North Vietnam released 39 seriously sick and wounded U.S. prisoners as pressure to reduce POW toll grows. In South Vietnam Marines and tanks clash with Viet Cong near Da Nang, 60 guerrillas killed. 15 Marines dead, 31 wounded. U S ships and planes hit targets along the DMZ. Cambodian border artillery shells spread leaflets promising amnesty to surrendering Communists.
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Benhai River
North
South Vietnam
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Hanoi
Red Cross
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