Glassboro Summit Ends After Long Talks Without Breakthrough
Leaders of the United States and Soviet Union spent nearly ten hours of summit talks in Glassboro, New Jersey, with no firm agreement on Vietnam or the Middle East. President Johnson called the session useful and said the world is a little less dangerous, while Kosygin restated hard lines on Vietnam and the Arab-Israeli conflict. Both sides vowed to maintain communication through Rusk and Gromyko and pursue further discussions.
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Herday
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Dean
Rusk
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Gromyko
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Kosygin Daughter Tours New Jersey Coast in CHP Visit
Mrs. Ludmila Gyishiani daughter of Soviet Premier Kosygin accompanied by Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson and Lyndon Bird took a 45 minute helicopter trip from Glassboro State College to the governor’s seaside retreat at Island Beach State Park New Jersey. They visited Radio City Music Hall and a New York department store during their American tour. The party returned to Glassboro after about 3 hours 15 minutes. Kosygin's daughter enjoyed the trip and described her activities in the United States.
Car Kills Westmere Resident in Vehicle Breakdown
Westmere resident Frank C. Adams 41 of 11 Lehner Road was killed when his disabled car on Williams Road in North Greenbush was struck by a vehicle driven by Richard Bauer 36 of 285 Broadway Menands. Adams died at Albany Medical Center Hospital. Bauer, also hospitalized, was listed in satisfactory condition. Adams and his wife with two children were in the Adams car when it broke down shortly after midnight. details of the crash remain under investigation.
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Greenbush
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Kosygin Demands Israel Pullout, Denounces U.S. Vietnam Policy
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin used a U N news conference to press for immediate Israeli troop withdrawals from Arab lands as a precondition to arms talks and urged condemnation of the aggressor. He said only U S forces leaving Vietnam and a halt to bombing would allow progress on other issues. He warned Johnson may face a cool reception in the Soviet Union during the war. He noted some forward movement on a treaty banning further spread of nuclear weapons. He emphasized Vietnam and the Middle East as key, with no progress while Israeli troops stay on Jordanian, Egyptian and Syrian territory.
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North Vietnam casulaties rise in central highlands clash
In Saigon reports show U S and South Vietnamese forces tally higher enemy losses after a key engagement near Dak To in Kontum province. U S paratroops say 106 North Vietnamese killed, 28 weapons seized, while American casualties were light. A separate Hue area battle yielded 105 Communists killed with minor losses.
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Missing Honeymoon Plane Sought After Storm
A single engine Cherokee carrying a honeymoon couple to Expo 67 is missing after a heavy storm. Rescue efforts focus on eastern New York, western Massachusetts, and nearby counties. Pilot Robert Stevenson 26 of Arlington Md and wife Carol 25 are named in reports from Aviation Agency.
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Cardinals Designate Set For Consistory
Rome AP report details the final group of 27 prelates named as cardinals designate for Pope Paul VI. The consistory will elevate 27 to form an expanded body totalling 112 cardinals, with Chicago Archbishop John Cody among the Americans. The event follows a week of ceremonies marked by religious observance and public blessing from the Pope.
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Soviet Papers Ignore Summit In New Jersey Meeting
Soviet newspapers ran single sentence notes on the first U S Soviet summit in Glassboro New Jersey and omitted any reference to a second round. Moscow radio said talks evoked wide coverage but gave few details and noted the long duration without specifics.
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Communists List Goals In Policy Statement
The Soviet Union issued a 25 000 word policy restatement marking the 50th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution. It stresses building domestic economic strength while pursuing peaceful coexistence abroad and broadly supports national liberation movements against the West. The document rejects Trotsky’s world revolution demand and criticizes U S imperialism, while omitting many former leaders by name.
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Meredith resumes march to fight fear in Mississippi
James Meredith, on his 33rd birthday, resumes his march through Mississippi from Sardis toward Canton and Jackson after recovering from wounds. He says the renewed trek aims to fight fear and prove Negroes are full citizens, expecting changes after the August primary as civil rights leaders join him in Canton. The scene draws hundreds of motorists and a mix of civil rights figures alongside his followers.
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Meredith
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Sar
Martin Luther King Jr
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Stokely Carmichael
All White University
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