Hot Line Used By Johnson Kosygin In Middle East Crisis
President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin used the Moscow Washington hot line to seek a quick end to Middle East fighting. The leaders exchanged messages after Israeli Arab clashes, with both parties aiming for restraint and a cease fire in the United Nations Security Council.
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Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Middle East
U.S
Moscow
Kosygin
White House
George Christian
United States
Soviet Union
U.S. Naval Research
Liberty
6Th Fleet
Christian
Kremlin
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Security Council
U.N
Degree Awarded to Reverend Kenneth Love
Reverend Kenneth Lovelady received a Theology degree from Midwest Baptist College of Danville Illinois. He serves as pastor of the Community Bible Church in Danville guiding local congregation and ministry efforts.
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Midwest Baptist College of
Danville
Kenneth Lovelady
Community Bible Church
Senators approve strict redistricting bill in Senate vote
The Senate approved a strict redistricting bill by 57 to 25, overriding committee recommendations and moving toward a conference with the House. The measure would force reapportionment in 33 states by next year and limit district population variation, with a Kennedy backed 10 percent cap.
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House Conference
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
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Supreme Court
Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
House Judiciary Committee
James C. Corman
D-Calif
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Sion
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Nebraska
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ONeal presses broad crime fight plan for Indiana
Indiana State Police Supt Robert A ONeill urged a two pronged program targeting both police and citizens to curb crime. The police plan covers expanded patrols uniform crime records training and youth outreach while the citizen plan urges responsible behavior, public participation in courts and support for police budgets.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Robert A. O’neal
O'Neal
O’neal
Jurors Selected for Vigo Superior Court June Term
A list of 28 residents chosen to serve as jurors for the Vigo Superior Court June term begins Monday. Names include Albert Heiligman, Thomas R. Jackson, Walter Paitson, Loren Van Gorder, Eli Richey, Paul L. McDonnell, Jack Richard Dempsey, Dorothy Fortune, and others across Terre Haute and West Terre Haute.
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Vigo Superior
Jack Knapp
Seelyville
Jean E. Hines
Clay Ave
Harvey Kahl
St. Mary of-the-Woods Village
Ruth M. Hunter
N. 35Th St
Marion Henderson
Putnam
Walter Paitson
Wabash Ave
Gerald W. Laymon
Home Ave
Juanita Krieble
Wilson
Leo V. Newell
S. 22Nd St
Morris Landsbaum
Ohio Blvd
Sada Elmerick
West Terre Haute
Loren van Gorder
Helen Ave
Eli Richey
Terre Haute
Paul L. McDonnal
Robert H. Kelm
Haythorne
William Kulinski
Jack Richard Dempsey
Dorothy Fortune
Richard L. Flinn
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