Nasser Visits Moscow to Push Peace Bid
President Gamal Abdel Nasser travels to Moscow to seek Soviet backing for a new Middle East peace initiative and to discuss recent Soviet actions toward Egypt. Talks follow three days of heavy exchanges along the Jordan River cease fire line with Israel as Moscow signals deescalation proposals.
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United Press International
Gamal
Abel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Moscow
Cairo
Middle East
Nasser
Jordan River
Israel
Jordan
Amman
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Nikolai Podgorny
Egypt
United States
U.A.R
Johnson Ambassadors Tour Hemisfair for Fourth of July
President Johnson and Lady Bird accompanied 40 ambassadors on a Hemisfair tour as part of the Fourth of July celebration in San Antonio Texas. He will stay at his Texas ranch tomorrow before flying to San Salvador for a Central American summit.
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San Antonio
Texas
Johnson
Hemisfair
Lady Bird
San Salvador
Birchers protest ban on gun debate in Phoenix meeting
John Birch Society members were visibly shaken as a meeting to organize a local Emergency Committee for Gun Control was halted before debate. About 70 supporters for gun control opposed 30 against, with tensions rising as opponents criticized procedure and threatened to challenge the process.
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Jack Karie
Progress City
John Birch Society
Emergency Committee For
Loftus
Johnson
Birch
Community Council
Phoenix
Jane Thompson
John Birch
Charles Pinyon
Pinyon
Scottsdale Mother Delays Valve Replacement for 14YearOld Greg
Mrs. LaVonne Musser of Scottsdale confirms she will not replace her son Gregory M user’s heart valve immediately. Doctors say a plastic valve is an option but carries lifelong blood thinner treatment. Gregory, 14, is at St Mary’s Hospital in Rochester Minnesota as he plans to rest and recover with family support.
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Scottsdale
LaVonne Musser
John Armstrong
Gregory
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Greg
Beca
Seventh St
Goshen
Ind
First Summer Storm Arrives Amid Dust and Thunder
A stormy evening broke through with a thunderhead building in the eastern sky after a dusty late afternoon. Rain fell for the first time in months as the weather shifted, marking the year's first summer storm.
Scottsdale considers underground wires on Scottsdale Road
City officials examine the feasibility of burying utility lines along Scottsdale Road between Indian School and Camelback Road during improvement work. City Manager Bill Donaldson asks Public Works Director Marc Stragier to consult utility executives. backers include Mrs. Margaret Hopkins and Mrs. Robert Kratzer. They note prior undergrounding near the civic center and cite cost as a key factor.
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Scottsdale Rd
Camelback Bas
Bill Donaldson
Public Works
Marc Stragier
Donaldson
Margaret Hopkins
Scottsdale
Robert Kratzer
Scottsae Rd
Civic Center
Scotts Rd
Scottsdale selects John A. Jackson as youth counselor
John A. Jackson 48, a current U S Youth Corps counselor in Globe, was chosen from 14 applicants for the Scottsdale Youth Counselor post. A Western Michigan University education graduate in educational psychology, he has worked in Grand Rapids and Battle Creek and recently at the San Carlos Civilian Conservation Center in Globe. He and his wife Norma have no children. start date expected in about two weeks.
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Scottsdale
John A. Jackson
Globe
Ed Boyle
Jackson
Arizona State University
Grand Rapids
Mich
Western Michigan University
Custom Job Corps Center
Battle Creek
Bureau of Indian Affairs
San Carlos Civilian Conservation Center
Norma
Don Skousen
Communists Back Student Strikes At Major Campuses
The Communist Party of the United States says it has played an active role in national student strikes at most major campuses. National General Secretary Gus Hall cited Columbia University unrest from April 23 and antiwar demonstrations as examples and noted about 13,000 dues paying members and 100,000 supporters.
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New York
UPI
Communist Party of the
United States
Gus Hall
Hall
Columbia University
Diplomat Hotel
Girls may join Boy Scouts Explorers in pilot plan
The Boy Scouts of America said it may let girls join the Explorers for ages 14 to 18 after discussions with Girl Scouts Camp Fire Girls and others. Final decision will be announced at the National Executive Board meeting on October 17 in New York.
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NEW _ BRUNSWICK
N.J
UPI
Boy Scouts of America
Explorers
Girl Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Alden G. Barber
Boy Scouts
New York
Barber
John Claerhout
Explorers Division
Claerhout
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