U S And Soviet Leaders Begin Head to Head Talks
In Glassboro New Jersey President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin opened talks on world problems with Middle East and Vietnam likely topics. Rusk and Gromyko led separate preparations while Johnson and Kosygin greeted each other on campus grounds. The site sits about 135 miles from New York and 11 from Washington as a small college town becomes world news.
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Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
College Town
Middle East
Vietnam
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kosygin
South New Jersey College
Thomas E. Robinson
Glassboro State College
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
United States
U.S
Middle
Far East
State Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Walt W. Rostow
Republicans unveil bold plan to broaden tax base
The Illinois GOP led by Sen. W Rus sell Arrington outlines a plan to extend the four cent city state sales tax to most services with exemptions for medical care insurance and advertising This would include a one cent hike in cigarette tax and a one cent utility tax increase to raise about 77 million over two years Cities would gain through a per capita state grant and broadening of the sales tax Arrington confirms Kerner budget needs 685 million to balance a 5 6 billion two year plan and plans to limit cuts to 125 million with equal offsetting appropriations
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John Zakarian Lindsay-Schaub
Springfield
Republicans Today
Otto Kerner
GOP
Sen
W. Russell Arrington
75Th General Assembly
Arrington
Kerner
Robert Coulson
R - Waukegan
Ralph Smith
Bill to curb demonstrations passes Senate
A bill regulating public demonstrations to protect the public passed the Illinois Senate with little opposition. The measure, amended in the Senate, returns to the House for concurrence and asserts the maintenance of good order on public streets is a paramount responsibility of government. Gov Kerner rejected some Republican budget plans and proposed raising the corporation franchise tax to one percent to raise funds.
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Joseph M. Webb
Lindsay-Schaub
Springfield
Illinois Senate
Weston
State General Assembly
Capitol
Senate
House
AP analyzes criticisms of JFK probe
The Associated Press assigns reporters to study the Kennedy assassination controversy with a Sunday editorial section plan. The project aims to assess lingering doubts about the Warren Commission report amid recent investigations in New Orleans.
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John F. Kennedy
New Orleans
Associated Press
Illinois Senate passes four Republican district bills
Four Republican bills to redraw congressional districts cleared the Illinois Senate and move toward a veto by Gov. Otto Kerner. Leaders say redistricting is unnecessary this year. Bills from Pollack and Miller aim to improve Republican seats in Chicago, while Smith and Dale propose changes in downstate districts affecting Shipley Olney Gray West Frankfort and Price East St. Louis.
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Springfield
Illinois Senate
Otto Kerner
Kerner
William Pollack
Peter Miller
Chicago
Ralph Smith
Alton
Edwin E. Dale
Champaign
Smith
George Shipley
Olney
Kenneth Gray
West Frankfort
Melvin Price
East St. Louis
Exodus across wrecked Allenby Bridge as Israelis push refugees
By dawn the massive exodus of Arabs from Israeli-held Jordan resumed with thousands crossing the Jordan River. Refugees struggled over the Hussein Bridge as armed Israeli soldiers directed them toward trucks and camps while Jordanian police reported nearly 3,000 crossing by 10 a.m. Officials warned the flow would continue all day.
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George Boultwood
Associated Press
Allenby Bridge
Jordan
Jordan River
Jordanian Bank
East Bank
Amman
Hussein Bridge
US pilots report attacks on trains, missile site, and power plant
US pilots said they struck two trains northeast of Hanoi, a missile site northwest of the Red capital, and the Nam Dinh power plant southeast of Hanoi. The Saigon tally noted no significant action in 20 prior American and allied ground actions, though announcements often lag field events.
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Hanoi
Red Capital
Nam Dinh
U. S
Saigon
Senate votes to censure Dodd in public funds case
The Senate voted 92 to 5 to censure Sen. Thomas J. Dodd for converting to his personal benefit funds obtained from the public through political testimonials and a campaign.
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Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Young Republicans clash with seniors over national chair
In Omaha the Young Republicans move to elect a national chairman while seniors react to their rejection of amendments to curb Ray Bliss. The convention approved bylaws allowing two Republican National Committee members on the Young Republicans executive group, a change that could be rescinded later, as the party debates control of a $91,000 next-year budget.
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GOP
Hnds
Young Republican Federation
Ray Bliss
Young Gop
Young Republicans
Republican National Committee
National Party
Pennsylvania
Bliss
Tom van Sickle
Kansas
Jack McDonald
Nashville
Tenn
National
Young Republican
National Committee For the
Simon Offers Housing Bill Three Votes From Passage
Sen Paul Simon D Troy outlined a mild open occupancy bill Thursday saying it is three or four votes short of Senate passage. He would amend the anti blockbusting measure already passed by the House only if Republicans provide the needed support. The Republican majority has killed other open occupancy bills.
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Senate
Sen
Paul Simon
Troy
Simon
House
Weekend Weather Outlook With Warm Weekend Temps
Cloudy sky with increasing cloudiness tonight and Saturday. Temperatures stay warm with a low around 65 to 70 tonight and a high near 90 on Saturday. A chance of showers and thunderstorms develops Saturday across the area. Weather details and map on page 18.
Texas man surrenders after Iowa bank robbery attempt turns deadly
Hubert B. McClelland of Beaumont Texas, 42, in custody on murder charges after a Walmart parked car robbery spree. He killed three people including Mrs. Charles Schwab 41 of Belle Plaine and two farmers and abducted two children before surrendering near Cedar Rapids Iowa. Police traced his background from Texas and found he had used the alias Joseph Robert Carter.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Texas
Hubert B. McClelland
Leland Skoog
Skoog
Garith
McClelland
Joseph Robert Carter
Farmers State Bank of
Marion
Ten die in station wagon crash near Hardeeville
Ten persons all from Savannah Georgia perished when their station wagon collided with an asphalt truck south of Hardeeville South Carolina at U S 17 and S C 170. Five members of a single family were among the dead with no survivors in the wagon. The victims ranged from small children to teens and adults.
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Hardeeville
S.C
South Carolina
Savannah
U.S. 17
S.C. 170
King Hussein to Join U.N. Debate Monday
Jordan's mission at the United Nations said King Hussein will attend the emergency General Assembly session on the Middle East in New York. A mission source offered no arrival or stay details, and a U.N. spokesman said he will be the first speaker Monday.
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King Hussein
U.N
United Nations, N
Hussein
Illinois Highway Study Commission Proposals Blocked by GOP Caucus
The House Republican Caucus killed all major Illinois Highway Study Commission bills including proposed earmarks for a Champaign Decatur Springfield freeway. One cent gas tax hike approved, revenue split by existing formula. other commission recommendations such as flat vehicle fees, higher truck licenses, and reallocation of motor fuel tax were defeated.
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Lindsay-Schaub
Springfield
House
Republican
Illinois Highway Study Commission
Champaign-Decatur- Springfield
Commission
Cook County
Clyde Choate
Troop helicopters collide killing many at New River facility
At New River Marine Air Facility near Jacksonville two Marine helicopters collided during a training run. Officials said at least 20 dead and a dozen injured in the crash involving a Huey and a Sea Stallion as crews attempted landings.
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New River Marine Air Facility
Jacksonville
Hase
River
Camp Lejeune Marine Station
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