Can East and West Come to an Accord?
A columnist argues that after two summits between President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin the East West gulf remains wide. The piece accuses the Soviet Union of pursuing world communism while denouncing capitalism and supporting Arab states and North Vietnam. It notes Castro in Cuba and Cuba missile history and concludes there is little common ground for a meeting of minds.
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Kosygin
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United States
Middle East
New York
U.S
Soviet Russia
Ney
North Viet Nam
Nasser
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Jordania
Israel
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Cuba
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Nikita Khrushchev
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National Liberation Movement
U. S
Vietnam
Notable events on June 29 through history
Highlights include 1939 first U S to Europe air flight by Dixie Clipper. Rubens born in 1577, Virginia adopts constitution in 1776, Goethals born 1858, Russian battleship launched 1911. Paderewski dies 1941, British arrest Jews in Palestine 1946, Swiss Alps tragedy 10 years ago, Peru election deadlock, Britain ship strike settles a year ago.
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Europe
Fragile spirit of Glassboro talks leaves wary
Washington cautions that Johnson and Kosygin achieved no clear accords in Glassboro. The summit atmosphere sparked optimism but forecasts warn of deep gaps on Vietnam Middle East and nonproliferation. Both leaders avoided joint statements amid guarded diplomacy and sharp ideological divides.
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Glassboro
Soviet Union
United States
Vietnam
Pitman-Glassboro Jaycees
Eisenhower’s Humble Lunch Reflections At Waldorf
At a cosy Waldorf lunch Dwight D. Eisenhower, 76, spoke modestly about his style and career. He praised Gen George C. Marshall, discussed MacArthur, leadership, and his aim to write further on Allied unity in World War I and notable figures met.
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White House
Eisenhower
U.S
Iire
Abilene
Tke
George C. Marshall
Winston Churchill
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Thant Faulted Over War Remarks and U N Role
The article reviews U N Secretary General U Thant s handling of Egypt Israel tensions and the Congo episode. It notes criticism from Abba Eban and his own lengthy defense claiming Egypt moved first and pressured the U N to withdraw. It questions who fired the first shot as the weeklong war ended with Israel on the losing side.
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Security Council
Egypt
U.N
United Nations
Israel
Abba Eban
Thant Hed
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Thant
Nasser
Eban
Nixon and Lindsay Javits shake up 1968 GOP mix in NY
The Times story alleging Nixon courted Lindsay and Javits alarms New York conservatives and prompts speculation on a Roosevelt-like ticket. Javits rejects Nixon’s bid and hints at Romney, while Ashbrook’s conservative bloc reshapes party dynamics ahead of the convention.
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Africa
Middle East
Nixon
New York Times
New York City
Lindsay
U. S
Jake Javits
New York State
Rockefeller
Times
New York
Manhattan Island
Bronx
Congress
John Lindsay
Allegheny Mountains
Rep
Ashbrook
House
Stues-Enterer Rights and Mail Rates Indexed in Georgia Publication
The Times Enterprise of Thomasville Georgia sets copyright terms for re publication and dispatches. Details include subscription options, mailing address, and state sales tax rates for Georgia deliveries.
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Associated Press
Sunda
Times Enterprise
Irc
Gale
Kemasville
Madison St
F. C. Geox
Themasville
State of Georgia
Wages of Sin Taxed How Courts View Illicit Income
A tax case overview explains that government can tax illegal income and proceeds. It notes deductions for ordinary business expenses while illegal payments and fines are not deductible, citing a bookmaker and Supreme Court reasoning about punishment and policy.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Congress
United States Supreme Court
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