Johnson Kosygin address U.N. session on Middle East peace
President Johnson urged withdrawal of Israeli troops and pledged U S support through the United Nations and other means as he outlined five principles for durable peace. Soviet Premier Kosygin pressed Israel to retreat from all occupied Arab lands and warned against renewed conflict.
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Washington
Johnson
Middle East
Israel
U. S
United Nations
United States
Alexei Kosygin
U.N. General Assembly
Kosygin
Moscow
Soviet Union
United Nations, N.Y
Alexei N. Kosygin
Rushin
New York
Empire State Building
Fifth Avenue
Andrei A. Gromyko
Anatoly Y. Dobrynin
United Nations General Assembly
Reds Fail Storm of U. S. Position
A battalion of 500 Viet Cong attacked a U.S. armored cavalry bivouac near Saigon, losing 45 bodies and 13 prisoners after heavy 175mm artillery and air support repelled the assault. U.S. losses included eight killed and 31 wounded. Additional clashes occurred in Pleiku and the Mekong Delta as raids on Hanoi rail lines continued.
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Saigon
U.S
U.S. 11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Thai Nguyen
Central Highlands
Mekong
Pleiku
Highlands
4Th Infantry Division
Delta
Red China
Air Force
North Viet
Ex-Convict Charged In Killing of Vigo Girl
Ex convict Joseph William Kunz 28 Evansville was charged with first degree murder in the stabbing death of 4 year old Tonya Marie Perisho near Rosedale Indiana. He allegedly killed her with a butcher knife and waited for police after telling them he had killed a girl. The case will be presented to a Vanderburgh County grand jury.
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Rosedale
U. S
Terre Haute
Joseph William Kunz
Evansville
Tonya Marie Perisho
Sharon Perisho
Robert Hayes
Vanderburgh
Ohio River
Kunz
Peri
Sho
Jerry Riney
Perisho
Tonya
Indiana
Coun
First Golf Reference From 1457 Edict in Scotland
The earliest known mention of golf appears in 1457 when King James III of Scotland banned fuse ball and rolf because they distracted from archery, a key military skill of the era.
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James III
Scotland
Public and private groups unite to clean Vigo dumps
A cooperative effort among public and private health groups, city and county officials and local businesses has improved Vigo County dumps in months. The county plans a controlled landfill at the city site with voluntary help from the City Sewage Plant and Gibson Coal and Supply.
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Vigo County
Terre Haute
Paul Welch
Vigo
B. F. Duckwall
Gibson Coal and Supply Company
Welch
Gibson
Markland Hydroelectric Plant Dedicated on Ohio River
Governor Branigin dedicates Public Service Indiana’s 20 million dollar hydro plant at Markland on the Ohio River. The 81 000 kilowatt facility is the state’s largest and tied to a river complex with flood control dam and navigation locks built by the Army Corps of Engineers. Carroll H. Blanchar cites government private cooperation. Public Service Indiana serves 418000 customers in 68 counties under a Federal Power Commission license.
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Roger D. Branigin
Indiana
Ohio River
Markland
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Carroll H. Blanchar
Public Service Indiana
Hoosier
Markland Hydro
Federal Power Commission
Weather summary for Terre Haute and vicinity
The weather map notes a river stage at 2.9 ft and a falling trend. Local conditions show 68 at 2 pm, 67 overnight. Forecast calls for mostly sunny today with possible showers and thundershowers tonight and Tuesday, warmer Tuesday. Highs in the upper 80s, lows in the upper 60s, 20 to 40 percent precipitation, with cooler, mostly fair conditions by Wednesday.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Rail Strike Hits S Pacific As Ban Ends
Washington AP reports IAM members walked off at Roseville California yards as a no strike period ending today expired. Union leaders denied reports of a California walkout and said any such action would be unauthorized amid stalled antistrike legislation.
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Washington
International Association of Machinists
Southern Pacific Railroad
Roseville
Calif
Congress
Association of American Railroads
IAM
California
House
Indiana weekend highway deaths reach nineteen
Indiana reported a record 19 traffic deaths in the weekend stretch, the highest toll of the year. Victims included Clarence Walker 20 of Plainfield who died in Indianapolis after a Sunday crash on Ind 32 near Lebanon. The tally lists multiple double fatal crashes across the state with victims from Frankfort Indianapolis and Fort Wayne among others. Continued on Page 2 Cal 7.
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Indiana
Clarence Walker
Plainfield
Indianapolis
Associated Press
Ind
Lebanon
Hollace Wise
Frankfort
Pamala Sue
Effie Norris
Jennie Williams
Willem Cadell
Shelbyville
Union City
John A. Deasley
Wanda
Saratoga
Randolph County
Judith Ann McClure
Rt 3
Kendallville
Sandra K. Peppler
Fort Wayne
U.S
Jerry T. Hamilton
South Bend
Leesburg
U.S. 40
Fay Locke
Terre Haute
James Ll. Dobson
Bloomfield
Freedom
Birgit Pitts
Fountaintown
David Hales
Gary
Knox
Hales
Edward HH. Warfield
Rushville
John L. Stateville
Rock
Johnsons Await Baby as Father’s Day Passes
Luci Johnson Nugent said there were no signs of an imminent birth and planned to give President Johnson a Father’s Day gift. She created a poem for the oval frame instead of a photo, noting a pink and blue felt lining with question marks. The Nugents hosted First Lady Lady Bird Johnson at their Austin home after Sunday Mass.
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Austin
Tex
Luci Johnson Nugent
Luci
Johnson
Shalf
Patrick J. Nugent
St. Mary’s Cathedral
St. David's Episcopal Church
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nugents
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