Kosygin Arrives in Havana for Cuba Talks
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin lands in Havana for post summit discussions with Cuban Premier Fidel Castro. He travels aboard a Tlyushin 18, arriving after a four hour flight from New York. Kosygin describes his U S visit as aimed at easing world tensions.
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Kosygin bids farewell after UN and Havana visit
Soviet Premier Kosygin spoke with about 70 reporters at an unusual press briefing before leaving for Havana aboard a Dyushin 18 turboprop. He expressed gratitude for hospitality from President Johnson and New Jersey officials and said, We will be seeing you again, in a cordial farewell.
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Merald Leeeccooer Publication Notice In Orange County
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U.S. Panama sign new canal treaties and sea level canal plan
President Johnson announced joint U.S. Panama treaties covering the present canal, a proposed sea level canal, and canal defense and neutrality. The agreements, described as three closely related treaties, await ratification by the U.S. Senate and Panama's legislative body.
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Thieu Says Ky Censors Speech as Peace Talks Delay
South Vietnamese Chief of State Nguyen Van Thieu accused Premier Nguyen Cao Ky of censoring his speeches and said peace negotiations with the Communists would not start until three years after the September 3 election. In Aden, explosions damaged Esso tanks, spilling about six million gallons of fuel, actions blamed on Arab nationalists. In the Middle East, Israel reported new Soviet weapons captured and critiqued Moscow's role, while denying Russian captives with Syrian forces.
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Martin urges immediate tax hike and gold backing removal
Federal Reserve Chairman William McChesney Martin Jr says a tax increase is needed now and could exceed President Johnson's six per cent proposal. He warns delaying tax action risks inflation, higher interest rates, and slower home construction, and urges Congress to end the gold reserve requirement of 25 cents per dollar to free gold for international backing.
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China warns Hong Kong crisis reaches dangerous stage
Red China accused Hong Kong of moving toward a dangerous stage and pressed Britain to meet demands from leftist elements and Beijing. The protest note delivered to the British charge d affaires in Peking outlined aims echoed by Macao authorities after leftist violence, with mainland China nearby across the bay.
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Glassboro Governor Hughes rebuffs Hunt protest over summit invite
Glassboro New Jersey Governor Richard J. Hughes brushed off Republican Rep. John E. Hunt’s protest about not being invited to summit ceremonies. Hughes said he had heard no prior protests and refused to name anyone, calling the remarks the first from even "crackpots" in the country.
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