LBJ Reflects On Glassboro Summit And Peace Progress
President Johnson recalled the Glassboro summit with Kosygin as a landmark for U S Soviet understanding. He spoke of Hollybush visits at the college president’s home and said Glassboro should be remembered for progress toward peace and world matters. Johnson planned a return to Washington after a Texas ranch trip.
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Nervous bandit robs JifE-Mart then Whopperburger Drive-In
A jittery bandit enters JifE-Mart at 3703 Eisenhauer at 4 50 p m drops his pistol but recovers it and steals an undetermined amount of cash before fleeing in a station wagon. In a second incident a masked robber takes 100 dollars from Whopperburger Drive In at 27331 Commerce.
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Heavy Rains Move Up Texas Coast
Heavy thundershowers moved up the Texas coast causing street flooding around Palacios while light showers spread north to Waco Lana Breckenridge and Mineral Wells. Corpus Christi logged a 7.78 inch deluge 24 hours earlier with no tornado reports. Palacios saw 2.86 inches before dawn and the heaviest rains stretched from Port Aransas to Dry City and islands toward Austin and College Station. A low pressure pattern over South Central Texas was expected to drift north for more storms later. Wellington New Zealand AP Former Prime Minister Sir Walter Nash died here Friday at age 86.
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Vietnam War updates from Saigon to Mekong Delta fronts
Reports from Vietnam show heavy fighting across four key areas. U S forces in the Mekong Delta reported killing 187 Viet Cong in a raid on a Test camp. 36 Americans were killed with many wounded. In the central highlands near Dak Ta a large assault by North Vietnamese troops was repulsed, leaving 3 American dead and 23 wounded. enemy casualties were not confirmed though blood trails suggested losses. A separate sector near Dak Ta saw 70 to 100 infiltrators attack U S units at night, with the perimeter under threat before being repulsed. The prompt also notes a delegation of day to day operations in Saigon to a colonel and a nod to Yuri Gagarin as the first man in space.
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U S Soviet Air Link Nears Final Approval
The Civil Aeronautics Board has a hearing examiner's recommendation approving New York to Moscow air service to be flown by Pan American and Aeroflot. President Johnson's approval remains as the final step before service can begin.
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Army Staff Term Change Could Extend Chairman Tenure
A proposed bill sent to the White House would let Earle G. Wheeler serve a fifth year as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, instead of the current two year term. The measure, noted in listings under congressional approvals, faces legislative action.
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