Kosygin to Address U.N. Emergency Assembly
Soviet Premier Kosygin heads to New York as U Thant calls an emergency U.N. General Assembly session to discuss the Middle East. The session opens at 8:30 a.m. CDT with possible high level talks including President Johnson. Kosygin aims to push for Israel troop withdrawals from Egypt, Syria, and Jordan.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
New York
U.N
U Thant
General Assembly
Middle East
Johnson
United States
Kosygin
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Belgium
Vietnam
White House
George Christian
Abdul Rahman Pazhwak
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Thant
Security Council
Assembly
Soviet Union
Weather outlook warm with humid conditions through Saturday
The forecast calls for warm humid days with partly cloudy skies and a chance of a few thunderstorms. Lows tonight in the 70s and highs Saturday in the 90s. Weather details on page 22 and a map.
Johnson Kosygin to Discuss Vietnam Middle East at UN
U S officials anticipate a Johnson Kosygin meeting during Kosygins United Nations trip with talks likely on Vietnam war peace prospects and the Middle East crisis. They expect potential discussion of nuclear arms and missile defense, with aim to limit damage to U S Soviet relations while supporting Arab states.
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John M. Hightower
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Middle East
Kosygin
United Nations
U. S
White House
U. N
Moscow
Israel
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
Johnson- Kosygin
Harold Wilson
Britain
de Gaulle
le Monde
Gen. de Gaulle
Mr. Wilson
Firemen threaten resign over bingo shutdown in West Middlesex
Tempers rise after police close a bingo game at a firemen's carnival leaving volunteers angry and threatening to resign on July 14 unless the borough council ousts the mayor who backed the crackdown. Mayor Arthur Pantall calls bingo illegal and says the firemen must raise funds by other means for a new firehouse.
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West Middlesex
Arthur Pantall
Kosygin Talks With De Gaulle in Paris on Middle East
Soviet Premier Kosygin met President de Gaulle in Paris to press for support on Israel’s postwar boundaries. The talks followed France’s stance against imposing territorial terms, while U Thant announced an emergency UN session. Kosygin planned to push the Arab cause at the UN before flying to Washington.
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Paris
United States
Alexei N. Kosygin
Charles de Gaulle
Middle East
Elysee Palace
Kosygin
de Gaulle
Israel
United Nations
U.N
U Thant
New York
General Assembly
France
Chicks from Murphy Corded 94 Degrees at Airport
Airport officials report the 90 degree plus heat as normal for Southern Illinois at this time. Readable fragments note Murphy scene and the high temperature reading near site.
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Southern
Illinois
Open housing clash erupts in Illinois Senate caucus
Uproar over Arrington open occupancy bill as 38 Republican senators hold a marathon caucus in the Statehouse. Opponents accuse leadership of surprise tactics while a parallel Black civic leaders caucus plots strategy. Possible floor move to kill via Appropriations feared. Revenue action on Kerner tax plan also anticipated.
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John Zakarian Lindsay-Schaub
Springfield
Senate
W. Russell Arrington
Statehouse
Arrington Ram
Arrington pushes open housing bill through Senate panel
An open housing bill, drafted as an amendment to a public aid measure, advances 8 to 7 in the Senate public welfare committee with three Republicans joining Democrats. Majority Leader W Russell Arrington spearheaded the move, surprising some Republicans and triggering a party dispute as opponents attempt to derail it. The bill, limited to non owner occupied housing, would be enforced by the Illinois Human Relations Commission with fines up to 1000 dollars and no prison penalty.
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Tokyo
Hanoi
Saigon
Bui van Chieu
Pham Thi Thieu
Nguyen _Thi Nhao
Senate
Senate Public Welfare Committee
W. Russell Arrington
Arrington
James Carter
Chicago
John J. Lanigan
Clifford Latherow
Carthage
Robert Mitchler
Oswego
Arlington
Joseph Krasowski
Harris Fowell
Naperville
He and Sons
Ward McBroom
Kankakee
Jack T. Knuepper
Elmhurst
House
Senate Registration and Miscellany Committee
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Washington
Weston
Illinois Human Relations Commission
Brown appoints Ivan Elliott to SIU board of trustees
Gov. Otto Kerner named Carmi attorney Ivan Elliott Jr. to the Southern Illinois University board, replacing Arnold Maremont whose term expired. Elliott, a Carmi native and University of Illinois graduate, joins Conger Elliott and Fechtig with a term through January 1973. Martin V. Brown of Carbondale was also reappointed to a 1973 term.
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Otto Kerner
Ivan Elliott Jr
Southern Illinois University Board of Trustees
Elliott
Arnold Maremont
Chicago
Maremont
Illinois Public Aid Commission
Conger, Elliott
Dodd Censure Vote Delayed In Senate Defense
Senator Russell Long defended Senator Thomas Dodd as the censure vote was postponed to next week. Long disputed the Ethics Committee charge that Dodd billed travel twice and pressed Dodd to swear to tell the truth. Dodd recalled a Philadelphia trip in March 1961 about ball bearing shipments to Russia, but could not confirm the exact date. Long commented that the dispute should be forgotten.
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Washington
Russell B. Long
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate
Connecticut
Long
Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Philadelphia
Russia
GOP to unveil bold revenue plan in Illinois budget fight
Republican leaders anticipate a two part plan to balance the Illinois budget by raising the sales tax by one half to one cent and trimming Gov. Kerner’s budget. Arrington warns of a final vote on the Kerner program while GOP critics demand clarity on the revenue proposal. The House cut mental health funding by over 40 million as part of ongoing budget battles.
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Otto Kerner
Kerner
W. Russell Arrington
Senate
House
State Department of Mental Health
Senate Revenue Committee
Arrington
Arthur McGloon
Chicago
Illinois
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