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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1967
Page
1
Demonstrators block the entrance to an Oakland California induction center as police move in. Arrests begin after protesters refuse to disperse amid the antiwar action captured by a UPI telephoto image.
President Johnson signed a 1.2 billion education bill extending the National Teachers Corps three years and expanding to 9,000 trainees annually. He urged graduates to join the effort and urged underprivileged communities to lift themselves. The visit occurred in North Philadelphia’s slum area near a four story job training center.
The forecast notes scattered showers and thundershowers from the Lower Lakes to the Gulf Coast and Northeast Plains with cloudy skies in New England and clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Cooler temperatures in the Tennessee Valley and Dakotas, warmer in the Mid Atlantic and Southwest. highs 75 to 80 today, increasing cloudiness tonight with a 20 to 30 percent precipitation chance.
The Times Herald Record from June 30, 1967 lists publication details, pricing and addresses for the Orange County edition. It notes daily morning delivery Monday through Saturday, rates for single copies and mail subscriptions, and the mailing address in Middletown New York.
Red diplomats said Kosygin and Johnson may meet again in a neutral location this year after Glassboro talks. They cited Cosygin’s satisfaction with the two days in New Jersey and noted Moscow will reassess foreign policy after Arab defeats, China's hydrogen bomb, and other global shifts.
China charged that British war planes violated its air space and warned the situation in Hong Kong was reaching a dangerous stage. Britain said it would airlift a Gurkha infantry battalion to the colony as Chinese rioters harassed residents. The protest note handed to Britain's chargé d affaires in Peking and broadcast by Peking Radio alleged intrusions by British warplanes over Kwantung Province islands last Monday.
Washington announced details of the Kennedy Round agreements with 52 countries to cut tariffs and barriers on $40 billion of world exports and imports. Industrial duties fall by about 35 percent, farm duties also reduce, a higher floor for wheat prices is set, 4.5 million tons of grain yearly aid to hungry countries, and dumping controls streamlined.
Radiation from an underground nuclear blast escaped into the atmosphere two to three hours after a low-yield device was fired in the Yucca Basin area of the Nevada test site. The Atomic Energy Commission reported the release occurred in an unpopulated region near U.S. 95.
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip arrived in Ottawa for a gala seven day stay to celebrate Canada's centennial. Thousands lined streets as security and crowds greeted the royal couple at government house, with Canadians and American visitors eager for a glimpse. In Washington, the House backed a $2.6 billion Atomic Energy Commission plan to site a new atom smasher at Weston HL, despite objections over housing laws for Negro workers.
An airline radar antenna malfunction delayed outgoing planes at Kennedy Airport. More than 100 youths bound for Israel faced delays, including Judy Greenblatt of Teaneck New Jersey who lamented after hours of anticipation and leaving home.
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