Official Cuba cool to Kosygin's visit
In Havana Soviet Premier Kosygin and Cuban Premier Castro opened private talks with no public signs of tension easing. Kosygin planned to meet De Gaulle in Paris, while Cuba showcased Soviet aid and deflected questions about an agenda. Relations have friction over Vietnam and Middle East policy.
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Kosygin visits Havana amid Cuba Moscow rift
Soviet Premier Kosygin went to Havana to urge Fidel Castro to avoid a go it alone policy as Havana and Moscow drift over aid Latin American strategy and Vietnam support. The visit comes before a LASO conference in Havana aimed at forming Castro style guerrilla networks and stronger regional solidarity.
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Israel Moves To Merge Jerusalem Old City Administration
Israel moved to annex the Jerusalem Old City by pushing enabling laws for fusion of old and new city councils and services. A law would guarantee access to holy places and protect sanctity of shrines, while Eshkol said Arabs must negotiate peace before any territorial withdrawal. Foreign Office officials disclosed the measures after Eshkol’s remarks.
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Soviet Union
Hannan Bar-On
Johnson urges peace and progress in Jaycees address
President Johnson told 7,000 at the Baltimore Jaycees convention that the nation aims for peace and a freer, happier future. He touted U S achievements in wealth and living standards, noted talks with Soviet Premier Kosygin at Glassboro, and warned of a rough road ahead while urging mutual understanding to advance world peace.
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Alexei Kosygin
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N.J
Question of succession for Alabama amid governor's illness
UPI telephoto notes Alabama Governor Lurleen Wallace plans hospital admission for malignant uterine cancer possibly requiring surgery next week. As her husband’s stand-in, the question arises who will succeed if she cannot continue. The same dispatch references a Baltimore Civic Center address praising American achievements and criticizing protesters and peaceniks.
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Rusk and Gromyko discuss nuclear ban progress
Secretary of State Dean Rusk met with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in New York for a three hour session. He said progress toward banning spread of nuclear weapons was made but could not report great progress on the Middle East crisis. Both sides aim to finalize a nonproliferation agreement with further steps at Geneva.
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