Kosygin visits Havana for post summit talks with Castro
Soviet Premier Kosygin arrives in Havana for post summit discussions with Cuban leaders Fidel Castro Osvaldo Corticos and Raul Roamet. He aims to ease world tensions and showcase sustained Communist solidarity after his talks in New York and Glassboro. The welcome at the U N mission and airport is cordial as he asks for mutual understanding and better relations.
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Mostly sunny with warmer high temps today
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and a warmer day with highs in the upper 70s to 80s. Tonight remains generally fair but not as cool, with lows in the 50s to low 60s. Wednesday brings variable clouds and little temperature change, with highs in the 80s to 90s and winds variable.
The Times Herald SECOR DD header and rate note
The Times Herald Secor DD page header dated June 27 1967 lists publication details for Orange County publication division Ottaway Newspapers with pricing for single copies, weekly carrier, and annual mail rates across several New York counties. It notes postage and office address in Middletown New York and provides basic publishing schedule.
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U.S. and Panama Agree on Canal Treaties
President Johnson says U.S. and Panama have agreed on three related treaties covering the present canal, a proposed sea level canal, and defense and neutrality of the Panama Canal. Ratification by the U.S. Senate and Panama follows final agreement, with announcements issued jointly in Washington and Panama City.
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Thieu claims Ky censors speeches in South Vietnam
South Vietnamese Chief of State Nguyen Van Thieu accused Premier Nguyen Cao Ky of censoring his speeches and interviews. He said the government was stifling his remarks as military rival prepares for the presidency. Thieu also stated peace talks with the Communists would not be ready until three years after the Sept. 3 election.
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Oil tanks dynamited in Aden
Terrorist explosions ripped open two Esso Oil Company tanks in Aden, a British colony on the Red Sea. About six million gallons spilled as authorities reported no fire. Arabs were suspected, with Sanaa Radio calling for destruction of Anglo American interests.
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China warns Hong Kong in dangerous stage crisis
Red China accused Hong Kong of a dangerous stage and urged British authorities to accept demands from leftist elements and Peking. The protest note, delivered to the British charge d affaires in Peking, was broadcast by Peking Radio.
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Hughes Distrusts Summit Invite Controversy
Glassboro governor Richard J. Hughes criticized Rep John E. Hunt for resenting exclusion from summit ceremonies. Hughes dismissed the protest as baseless saying he has not heard such complaints before and would not name names.
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