De Gaulle Soviets See Broad Accord In Talks In Siberia
De Gaulle and Podgorny reported broad agreement on bilateral and international issues during informal talks in Novosibirsk as part of a four hour discussion after a Moscow to Siberia flight. Podgorny said progress shows they are on the right road, with De Gaulle stressing friendship and cooperation between France and the USSR. The event followed a long Franco Soviet visit with Kosygin and Brezhnev leading the Soviet delegation. Meanwhile in Saigon, a major Viet Nam war strike by construction workers drew more than ten thousand laborers from a 5000 mile U.S. backed program, closing port facilities and runways as talks continued.
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Novosibirsk, Siberia
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Nikolai
Podgorny
de Gaulle
France
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Moscow
Pittsburgh
Siberia
Novosibirsk
Leningrad
Baikonur
Central Asia
Alexei Kosygin
Saigon
de Gaullett
Leonid Brezhnev
U.S
Strike Slows War Program Port Walkout
Saigon reports a six day operation near Tan Son Nhut Airport as fighting blocks workers at an $80 million port facility. The clash involved U.S. Cavalry and North Vietnamese forces. casualties cited include an estimated 634 killed on the communist and allied sides amid heavy bombardment and near Saigon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Tan Consortium
Saigon
Nathan Halel
Tan Son Nhut
Soviet Chief Cancels Sweden Trip
Soviet Premier Kosygin called off his official visit to Sweden to focus on healing breaches in the Warsaw Pact. Swedish officials said lack of time prevented the trip. He had planned to visit Stockholm in July and had requested postponements before canceling.
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Stockholm
UPI
Alexei Kosygin
Sweden
Kosygin
Kremlin
Argentine Crisis Nears as Military Chiefs Meet Quietly
A rumor filled report describes an unscheduled gathering of Argentina’s army navy and air force chiefs after dissensions with civilian duties. A diplomatic source links the meeting to a brewing political crisis and to consultative talks in Bucharest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Arres
API
Illia
Argentina
Acy
Navy
Consi
Dow and Union Start Talks to End Major Dow Strike
Dow Chemical Co and a striking machinists union began talks in Lake Jackson Texas aimed at settling a 250 man strike that shut down more than 3000 workers at Dow's Freeport plants. The walkout began last Monday after machinists rejected the company’s contract offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Jackson, Tex
UPI
Dow Chemical Co
Red Chief Visits Albania and Viet Nam Actions
A report notes Red Chief’s expedition into Albania near the U.S. outpost where he breached defense lines under heavy fire. Brigade Commander Col Hal Moore ordered about 4,000 men to pursue. Air Force planes disrupted a 100-truck convoy over North Viet Nam while Navy pilots targeted supply and comms facilities near the coast.
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U.S
Hal Moore
Bardstown
North
Viet Nam
Navy
Two Youths Wounded In Separate Friday Incidents
Clive William sixteen of 409 Gray was shot in the hip by a passing car carrying eight youths at Carson and Calhoun. Isaac Tijerina twenty of 732 W 9th stabbed in the leg during a neighborhood scuffle. Both treated at R B Green Hospital in satisfactory condition. Also reported Washington Senate panel says ammunition limits forced U S units to hold back on some Viet missions as defense funding moves forward.
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Clive William
Gray
Carson and
Calhoun
Isaac Tijerina
R. B.green Hospital
Washington
UPI
Senate
U.S
Viet
Hington
House
Army
Air Force
War funding and China Albania trip color 1965 talks
A House committee warned that if the Vietnam war worsened more funds may be needed, with prepared billions for defense and aid as Johnson seeks supplemental requests. Chou En Lai visited Tirana amid anti Soviet tirades praising China’s cultural purge while Romania raised questions in talks.
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Vienna
UPI
Chou En-Lai
Johnson
Nia
Albania
milita/Defense Department
Peking
U.S
Pein Rtas
Chow
Bucin
Tirana
Red
China
Publishers Charged With Book Price Fixing
Philadelphia and its school district sue 10 publishers and 3 wholesalers for price fixing since 1956 affecting school and library books. Lawsuit cites arbitrary pricing and lower quality bindings to boost profits. Named defendants include Harper and Row, MacMillan, McGraw-Hill, Random House, and others.
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Philadelphia
UPS
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
City of Philadelphia
Harper and Row, Inc
MacMillan Co
McGraw- Hill Book Co
Golden Press, Inc
Harcourt, Brace + and World, Inc
Random House,Jame Alfred & Keopf, Inc
Franklin Watts, Inec
Faisal Snub Sparks NYC Controversy Over Jewish Ties
New York UPI report notes King Faisal of Saudi Arabia avoided a luncheon with Mayor Lindsay during a U.N. visit, amid a dispute over Jewish supporters of Israel. Gov. Rockefeller and other officials greeted the king, while Faisal’s entourage downplayed the incident as trivial.
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New York
UPI
Yemen
Noth
John V. Lindsay
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
U.S
Arthur J
Goldberg
U.N
United
Lindsay
Israel
Nelson A. Rockefeller
U Thant
United Nations
New York City
On the Job Houston Plans Expert Aid For Policemen
Houston assistant district attorney will be stationed at police headquarters to advise officers on cases involving constitutional rights. Harris County DA Carol Vance said the move comes after recent Supreme Court decisions and aims to handle highly technical matters.
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Houston
API
Harris County
Dist. Atty
Carol Vance
Supreme Court
Vance
Union Leader Vows Insurance Rate Fight
AUSTIN Texas labor leader Hank Brown vows to fight rising automobile insurance rates as the AFL-CIO union plans to press the 60th Legislature to curb increases. He says Texans face high premiums due to fees and corporate profits and will urge lawmakers to act when the session begins.
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Austin
UPI
Texas Labor W
Afl-Cio
Hank Brown
Brown
Storm Adela Devastates Michoacan Coast in Mexico
Storm Adela lashed Michoacan causing widespread destruction and homelessness along the Pacific coast. Authorities deploy helicopters and relief teams as reports indicate severe damage in Apatzingan Huetamo Tepacaltepec and surrounding Balbas river basin towns.
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Mexico City
Army
Balsas River Basin
Apatzin
Gan
Huetamo
Tepacaltepec
U S Attorney Ernest Morgan Nominated for Reappointment
Ernest Morgan U S attorney for the Western District of Texas based in San Antonio was nominated Friday for reappointment to the office by the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Ernest Morgan
U.S
Western District of Texas
San Antonio
Senate Junciary Committee
Fire destroys home on Scenic Loop Road in Stagecoach Hills
Ralph Lehman’s residence on Scenic Loop Road in Stagecoach Hills burned Friday night as Leon Valley firefighters battled the blaze for about an hour. The loss was estimated at $15,500 and the cause was not immediately determined.
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Ralph Lehman
Stagecoach Hills
Leon Valley
Older Mien Draft Changes Eyed for Physical Service
Selective Service Director Hershey urged change to extend draft liability through age 34, arguing current deferments keep men over 26 virtually exempt. He backed a plan to draft non fathers through 34 and to add 500,000 service entrants annually for rehabilitation, noting concerns about rising rejection rates and the need to address gaps in eligibility.
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William
Bates
R-Mass
Hershey
Alana
Washington
UPI
Lewis B
Hells
Defense Department
House Armed Services Committee
Firm Told To Halt Texas Activity
Market makers Inc was fined 9200 dollars and permanently enjoined from doing business in Texas without a charter. The 126th District Court judge Jack Roberts ruled the California firm and its agents operated securities and other business without first obtaining a Texas foreign corporation charter. Agents named include Rend Inc Kim Marketing Inc Robert Alvarez Cash Bateman Robert J Fusilier and Ann Fusilier. Charges brought by Attorney General Waggoner Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
API
Marketmakers Inc
Texas
Jack Roberts
126Th District Court
Marketmakers Inc. J
Rend Inc
Kim Marketing Inc
Robert Alvarez
Cash Bateman
Robert J. Fusilier
Ann Fusilier
California
Atty
Waggoner Carr
San Antonio Light and Gazette Classified Rates
The San Antonio Light and Gazette listing shows advertising rate cards for daily and Sunday editions. Includes per month and per copy prices, with separate lines for daily only, Sunday only, and combined Daily and Sunday options. Rates vary by subscription type and duration.
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Sriftion
Fanig
Texas
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