Coexistence Policy in Question After Khrushchev’s Fall
Kosygin and other Soviet leaders signaled patience toward coexistence with the United States while harshly managing Viet Nam war pressures. Chou Enlai sought clarity from Moscow about future ties as China pressed for a tougher line. Brezhnev and Mikoyan pursued nonaligned outreach as Washington-Moscow dialogue stalled.
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Anastas Mikoyan
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Chou En- Lai
Moscow
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Peking
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Soviet Union
China
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Kosygin
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
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Mao Tse-Tung
Soviet Central Committee
North
Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Brezhnev
Kremlin
Charles de Gaulle
Eisako Sato
Summer Training Schedules Advance 130000-Man Civilian Army
The SRF civilian army of 150000 will be ready for call to active duty by early July. The National Guard Bureau said 119000 come from the Guard with the rest from the Army Reserve. Training completion meets legal readiness for overseas deployment. Maj. Gen. Wilson said guard units average 95.4 percent war strength, nearing 100 percent in summer drills. Defense Secretary McNamara signaled a reserve callup if Viet Nam troop levels rise above 350000. The SRF received full manning and equipment with extra drills at additional cost under $100 million. The SRF aims for unit readiness to avoid fillers from Berlin crisis era. About half SRF strength is in three divisions and six brigades with remaining units in 49 states. The 28th, 38th, and 47th divisions lead.
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Andrew Jackson
Berlin
Impressions Of Humphrey's Tow Thailand Front For Reds
UPI dispatch by Donald H. May describes Humphrey's Asia trip noting Nongkhai in northeast Thailand as a potential third front in the Communist struggle. It reports Thai independence traditions, U.S. aid needs including helicopters, and Laos border skirmishes with Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese forces along the Ho Chi Minh trail.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Laos
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Viet Nam
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Saigon
Nongkhai
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Patriotic Front
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Vientiane
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
United States
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Republicans Propose Tough Civil Rights Bill To Strengthen Enforcement
Eighteen Republicans in the House announced a new civil rights bill led by Rep. Charles Mathias aimed at bolstering enforcement of the four major Civil Rights Acts since 1957. The measure would reform jury selection, tighten federal penalties, shield rights workers, prosecute violent officials, allow damages suits against governments, and empower the justice department to sue independently.
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Charles Mathias
GOP
Justice Department
Five Killed As Car Hits Horse Van
Five Michigan men died when their speeding car struck a truck loaded with horses on the Ohio Turnpike two miles west of the U S 21 interchange. The crash, second worst on the turnpike, left 21 horses unharmed while seven people in the car perished. The victims were Cassopolis residents Joseph Larry McIntyre age 27 driver, Robert Lee Born 25, Jerry Dale Shadwick 25, James Carlson 24, and Niles, Mich., resident Ronnie Joe Arnold 23. The truck drivers were Kenneth L. Bonine 32 of Odessa Mo and Richard Griffin 21 of Kansas City Mo. Bonine said he pulled from a service plaza shortly before the crash. He and Griffin continued on after the collision. A second truck driver said the speeding car passed him at about 100 mph shortly before impact.
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UPI
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Robert Lee Born
Jerry Dale Shadwick
James Carlson
Cassopolis
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Ronnie Joe Arnold
Niles
Kenneth L. Bonine
Odessa
Richard Griffin
Kansas City
Shwane
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New Holland
Bonine
Theste
Griffin
New Director Named for Huntington Women’s Job Center
Gene Keluche vice president of Basic Systems Inc prime contractor for the center was named director of the Women’s Job Center in Huntington on Saturday. He succeeds R Barry Fisher who moved to another assignment on Basic Systems staff.
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Huntington
Ted
Gene Keluche
Basic Systems Inc
Keluche
R. Barry Fisher
Basic
Woman Learns Man's Best Friend Not Hers
In Jackson Michigan AP report, Mrs Joseph Kryst's three watchdogs watched as two escapees entered her home last Monday. They tied her to a chair while the convicts rummaged for clothing and stole her car. She later shopped for a dog with a mean disposition and chose a white Spitz. Friday it bit her causing deep cuts and three puncture wounds on her ankle. she was hospitalized.
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Ribicoff Tax Plan Faces Death in Congress
Washington United Press International reports Sen. Abraham Ribicoff proposes a tax credit to help parents fund college for their children. The plan would raise auto and telephone taxes, speed up corporate collections, and be costly to the treasury, drawing White House opposition and a Mills veto threat. Comments hint a close vote despite administration opposition.
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Viet Nam
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Crash History Fourth Worst Crash Tally Update
United Press International places the Overseas Airways Corp Boeing 707 crash on Mt Fuji among history’s worst. It lists 124 dead, ranking fourth overall and third among commercial air disasters, with other fatal crashes noted from 1956 to 1966.
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Tanzanian Forces Kill Six Intruders in Security Sweep
Security officials reported six intruders were killed in a crackdown by Tanzanian forces on Thursday as government authorities described the operation against suspected terrorists. The official statement did not detail locations or identities.
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Ta Weaia
Anzania
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