Seaside summit hosts Kosygin aide’s visit and gifts
At Island Beach State Park New Jersey a seaside luncheon brought together Mrs. Richard J. Hughes Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson and Ludmilla Gvishiani daughter of Soviet Premier Kosygin. The visit featured tours, a coastal luncheon, and exchanges of gifts including a gold wristwatch and books.
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Richard J. Hughes
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Ludmilla A. Gvishiani
Lynda Bird
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Glassboro
Ludmilla Gvishiani
Lyndon B. Johnson
Cap Ends Tests Indianapolis
The Indiana Civil Air Patrol earned a 94 percent rating after two days of disaster response tests. The group solved 42 of 48 problems while 18 planes and 281 personnel participated in the exercise.
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Indiana Civil Air Patrol
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Glassboro Hosts Kosygin Johnson Summit Atmosphere
Glassboro NJ residents welcomed the Johnson Kosygin summit at Hollybush with friendly crowds and a holiday mood. Police handled a minor protest while security chief praised smooth operations as thousands lined wet grass to cheer the leaders after two days of talks.
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New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
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Kosygin and LBJ Seek Close Soviet U S Ties
Kosygin voiced demands for an Israeli rollback and accused the United States of aggression in Vietnam as he discussed potential Johnson talks. He said Johnson would not be invited to the Soviet Union under current conditions and only a truly peaceful policy could yield a cordial reception.
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Floating Lamps Spark River Display in Memphis
Thousands of brightly colored bulbs floated on McKellar Lake, ranging from large Christmas tree bulbs to tiny electronic pieces. Waterfront director Ed Landers estimated at least 20,000 bulbs as officials promised investigation and a chance for direct talks on ongoing disputes between Johnson and Kosygin during the Glassboro summit.
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General Bourne Dies at 84 in Torquay England
General Sir Alan Bourne, named the first director of combined military operations in 1940, died Saturday at age 84 in Torquay. His independent striking units formed after Dunkirk helped establish Britain's commandos.
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50 Quizzed In Death of T H Woman
James Michael and James Butts made the initial call as detectives and the coroner investigated the death of Mrs. Fox also known as Walker whose body was found in Manor Apartments near Indiana State University. Funeral services are scheduled for Ball-Porter Funeral Home at 1 30 p m Wednesday with burial in Highland Lawn Cemetery. Her survivors include three children two sons Jeff and Robert and a daughter Kim her mother Wanda Boswell and brother George Walker of Terre Haute.
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U N Debates Mideast War as Kosygin Visits
The U N resumes debate on the Arab Israeli war with Kosygin in New York criticizing Israel and endorsing a Soviet proposal for withdrawal from Egyptian Jordanian and Syrian frontiers. Sultan Hussein of Jordan warned of no peace while urging a coordinated Arab stance.
Man Refuses Light Fee After 12 Years
Fred Bullman of King's Lynn speaks out against a City light charge that has stood for 12 years. He argues the sun provides the light, not the town, after paying three shillings annually since 1872. The council hears but the town clerk recommends no action to recover two years' due.
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UPI
Fred Bullman
King’s Lynn
Four Die in Crash and Related Obituaries
One still serious and four dead in a crash near Jasonville. Graves services set for Tuesday at McClanahan Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Ashba and Graves obituaries detail survivors and funeral arrangements across Sullivan Dugger Hymera and Dugger areas.
Cayuga Power Plant Projected at 119 Million Dollars
Public Service Indiana advances the Cayuga generating plant on State Road 63 with a two unit facility on 866 acres. Allied Structural Steel Co. fabrics steel and construction begins after substructure. Peabody Coal will supply about three million tons yearly mined in Indiana. Public field office operates from the site under Assistant Field Engineer Robert J Buttram.
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Public Service Indiana
Robert J Buttram
Peabody Coal Company
Indiana
U S Fighter Shot Down Over Red China
Claims from Peking describe multiple downings of American aircraft over the Chinese mainland near North Vietnam. Chinese charges note incursions over Hainan and related airspace incidents. U S pilots are warned to avoid the area while flying from Clark Air Base toward Da Nang.
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Producer Kenneth Hume Dies in London Apartment
Film and television producer Kenneth Hume 40 former husband of Shirley Bassey was found dead in his London apartment Sunday. He had been in ill health.
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Wartime talk and Levy contrasts in mixed clipping notes
A fragmentary extract blends a singer's caution about performing for U.S. troops in Saigon with commentary on civil rights and a U.S. Army captain Levy’s prison sentence for disloyalty. It references Commodore Uriah Levy as a patriot who promoted naval reforms and Monticello’s donation to the nation.
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Howard B. Levy
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Uriah P. Levy
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Thomas Jefferson
Percy backs home ownership as cure for slums tour
Sen. Charles H. Percy and Mayor John V. Lindsay visited Brooklyn and Manhattan slum clearance projects in New York. Percy backs a Senate bill to provide grants aiding the poor to buy homes, saying he is more convinced than ever the approach works.
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False Teeth Chewing Gain Promised by FASTEETH
Advertisement claims clinical tests show denture chewing efficiency increases up to 35 percent with FASTEETH a non acid alkaline powder. It says dentures will feel firmer avoid sour taste control odor and improve comfort while urging regular dentists visits and availability at drug counters.
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