Kosygin presses new path as Vietnam talks loom
Kosygin urged Washington to accept Hanoi’s offer for talks on ending the Vietnam war. He warned against revenge and called for Europe’s economic cooperation and recognition of East Germany. Wilson remained silent as Kosygin spoke at Buckingham Palace events and to British lawmakers.
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Kosygin Urges Nuclear Pact and End to War
Kosygin criticizes U S moves in Vietnam and urges a moratorium on antiballistic missiles while proposing a Soviet Britain treaty of nonaggression and friendship. He argues ending the nuclear arms race requires destroying all nuclear weapons and questions U S influence on Johnson policy.
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Record January employment hits 72 million
Washington AP reports the Labor Department says January employment totaled 72 million, a record for January. Unemployment stays at 3.7 percent, auto production shows weakness with layoffs. Total payrolls fall 4 million from December, yet seasonally adjusted figures imply a 650000 jobs increase.
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Johnson Hosts Hassan II for Peace Talks at White House
President Johnson greeted King Hassan II of Morocco at the White House for a peace plea and first of two days of talks. The discussions, lasting about an hour, cover Vietnam, Soviet tensions, Algeria, and Morocco’s request for added American economic and military aid.
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Soviets Warn China as Seizure Crisis Escalates
The Soviet union demands immediate end to Chinese measures against the Soviet embassy in Peking and warns of retaliatory action if not complied. Radio Peking reports three Chinese embassy staff left Moscow for home. in Peking a crowd greeted them as thousands gathered outside the Chinese Embassy in Friendship Street, amid fourth day of anti Chinese demonstrations.
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Two Charged In GE Messenger Robbery in Utica
In Utica New York two men were charged with first degree robbery after a General Electric Company messenger was robbed of 4682 dollars. John J. Pella 27 of Pittsburgh and Ralph Centolella 33 of Utica were held for arraignment. The victim Joseph Visingardi 33 said a gunman forced him into the van at the South Utica branch and tied him up before the suspect fled. The gunman’s identity was not released.
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Foreign Aid Request Totals 3.1 Billion with Military Deductions
Officials outline a 3.1 billion foreign aid request with 2.53 billion for economic programs. The defense budget covers 596 million in military assistance excluding Vietnam Laos Thailand and some NATO expenses, plus an extra 242 million for Laos Thailand and NATO within the regular Defense Department budget.
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Gambling raid nets 4 area men
Police raided two locations, charging Dawson and McGowan with bookmaking after finding gambling operations at their residences. The sweep occurred at 1:15 p.m. and involved officers from State Police Troop G. A third man was also implicated in the investigation. The case ties into a broader crackdown on illegal gambling activities in the area.
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Wild Party Traps 2 of 3 Escapees
Anthony Romaine, health minded and selective about invites, was the only escapee still at large after the Westchester County Penitentiary breakout. Brothers Raphael and Peter Verent, 27, were captured at a Brooklyn apartment during a wild party. A taxi driver ferried the brothers away from Elmsford, then returned to Greenburgh. Romaine returned to his cell area. police had not known of the escape when contacted.
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Name Different-But The Year Is The Same
NEW YORK AP reports the Chinese new year number 4665 causes debate over its animal label. T. K. Tong of Columbia University’s East Asian Institute explains it is the year of Yang, a broad term for any sheep family member, including sheep ram goat lamb.
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Committee Subpoenas Powell Wife and Aide Staff
A House select committee investigating Adam Clayton Powell Jr. subpoenaed Powell's estranged wife Yvette Flores and his secretary Corinne Hull to testify next week. Chair Emanuel Celler said Powell would be reinvited to Tuesday's session after declining to answer questions on constitutional grounds.
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Dog Tired Postmaster Reports Tethered Dog Incident
South Hadley Massachusetts AP report shows Postmaster John Barry addressing a dog menace after a carrier’s complaint. The next day the postman found the animal tied near a mail box causing safety concerns and prompting action by local authorities.
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