Shastri Cannot Accept Johnsons Washington Visit This Fall
Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri said President Johnson invited him to Washington in the fall but Parliament in session makes acceptance impossible. He urged end to hostilities in Vietnam and supported an international Indochina conference, noting possible talks in coming weeks and a U.S. troop drawdown.
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India
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London
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Dominican Red Threat Still Strong
Latin American expert Jack Hood Vaughn warned that a substantial Communist threat remains in the Dominican Republic and could spark new uprisings in various areas. he cited hidden arms and rebels in strong points and estimated Communist strength nearer 5,000 than 1,200. He noted $20 million in U.S. aid, a distant path to elections, and ties to Havana talks as part of a broader regional pattern. Demonstrators supported the junta regime with anti Communist rallies, calling to sweep out Red influence, while rebels planned a mass meeting marking the sixth anniversary of a failed Cuban invasion.
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ABC
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New York Times
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Commonwealth leaders press to distance bloc from U.S. Viet Nam policy
African and Asian heads of the Commonwealth urge a London conference to dissociate the group from U.S. policy in Viet Nam. They also demand a showdown with Britain's Labor government over Rhodesia and White rule. Twelve delegates seek a strong statement that the Commonwealth does not back U.S. policy.
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Viet Nam
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Rhodesia
New Zealand
United States
Obituary for John Z Hunter of Zeigler Illinois
John Z Hunter 82 of Zeigler Illinois died at 7 a m Sunday after eight years of illness He was born in Hungary and lived in Zeigler 46 years A retired coal miner he belonged to the William Penn Fraternal Organization and a Hungarian lodge He leaves his wife Elizabeth sons Joe John Frank Ted George a daughter Olga Adam a brother Alec and three sisters in Hungary He had 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral services will be at 2 pm Tuesday at Vantrease Funeral Home Zeigler Rev Louis Fellner will officiate Burial will be in Zeigler City Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home
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Maple St
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Hungary
William Penn Faternal Organization
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Joe
John Jr
Chicago
Frank
Calumet City
Ted
George
Olga Adam
Detroit
Mich
Alec
Canada
Vantrease Funeral Home
Louis Fellner
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Zeigler City
Flag Day Observances See Flags Raised in Area Cities
Flag Day is marked as several area cities fly flags today. Officials note ceremonies and community reflections on national symbols and patriotism.
Slightly Warmer Showers Across Florida and Carolinas Tonight
Slightly warmer air foes over Florida and the Carolinas as showers and thunder showers move through tonight. The system also affects the southern Appalachians bringing scattered storms and localized brief downpours.
Air Force Embraces Golden Rule for Personnel Treatment
Gen John P McConnell, Air Force chief, unveils a family like policy to treat 839000 personnel with care and equal respect. He urges leaders to counsel and honor junior officers and airmen, linking good treatment to higher reenlistment and a stronger force.
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Fred *. Hoffman
Associated Press
Washington
Air Force
John P. McC Ned
McConnell
Weather warm into weekend with storms forecast
Area and national facts show Saturday highs near 87 to 88 and Saturday night low around 61 to 64. A ten o clock morning reading of 74 and no precipitation reported. Southern Illinois five day forecast expects temperatures 3 to 8 degrees above normal with showers and thunderstorms. Funeral services for Edward Harry Thompson 58 of Independence Missouri are set for Wednesday at Wilson Funeral Home Marion with burial at Webb Cemetery Johnson County. He was born November 11 1906 in Chicago and died Saturday night at home. He leaves wife Iva Choate and two daughters Shirley Hall and Susan.
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S. Vermont St
Independence
Wilson Funeral Home
Marion
R. W. Poore
Church of Latter Day Saints
Webb Cemetery
Johnson County
Thompson
Chicago
August
Lillian Guederian Tompson
Iva Choate
Shirley Hall
Houston
Texas
Susan Thompson
Infant Grezlak Dies in Highland Hospital
Christopher Grezlak infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richard Grezlak of Edwardsville died at 1 30 p m Sunday in St Joseph's Hospital Highland. He was born at 8 30 a m Saturday in the hospital. The family lived in Zeigler until a year ago. He leaves parents a sister Catherine Lynn at home grandparents Mr and Mrs John Raski and Mr and Mrs Ed Grezlak both of Zeigler and great grandmother Mrs Mike Malski of Benton. Arrangements are incomplete at Vantrease Funeral Home Zeigler.
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Charles Richard Grezlak
Zeigler
Mike Malski
Benton
Carbondale Car Convertible Top Stolen Sunday
George Marinopoulos of 511 S Rawlings St Carbondale told police the convertible top of his sports car was taken in Carbondale Sunday.
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George Marinopoulos
S. Rawlings St
Carbondale
Sybil Burton Weds Jordan Christopher in New York
Sybil Burton aged 36, former wife of actor Richard Burton, wed Jordan Christopher 24, leader of the five man singing group the Wild Ones, in New York and will honeymoon in Florida.
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Sybil Burton
New York
Richard Burton
Jordan Christopher
Wild Ones
Florida
Pathologist cites heart ailment in Cothran death
Richard E. Cothran 42 of Metropolis died June 1 while riding to work in Carbondale. He was dead on arrival at Doctors Hospital. Jackson County Coroner Harry Flynn said an inquest will not be necessary.
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Metropolis
Cothran
Carbondale
Doctors Hospital
Jackson County
Harry Flynn
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