Kosygin Arrives in United States for UN Talks
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin touched down in New York to press an anti Israel agenda at the United Nations and pursue a Johnson Kosygin meeting on the Middle East and Vietnam Topics included Israel withdrawal, U S Soviet relations, and a possible White House discussion during his 10 day visit.
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New York
UPI
Alexei N. Kosygin
United States
United Nations
Johnson
Mid-East
Manhattan
Kosygin
General Assembly
Third Avenue
Sanford Garelik
New York City
67Th Street
Israel
Middle East
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Johnson-Kosygin
U.S
U.N
Robert W. Sweet
East 67Th Street
Paul VI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
America
Vietnam
Russia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Byelorussia
Ukraine
Denmark
Havana
Fide
Castro
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Paris
Moscow
Charles de Gaulle
Detroit police abstain as sick call strikes widen
Forty two more officers were suspended in Detroit amid a sick call strike over pay. Total suspensions reached 103 as at least 162 officers joined the 8 am to 8 pm shift boycott, with many citing sick wives and children. The strike began Thursday. a court order halted it, forcing many to return to work or seek emergency leave while pay demands remain unresolved. The Detroit Police Officers Association seeks at least a ten thousand dollar raise for patrolmen with five years on the force of 4,780 officers.
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Detroit
UPI
Eugene Reuter
Detroit Police Officers Association
DOPA
Doctors call hunger in the South a national disaster
A group of six northern physicians reported starvation in Appalachia and the Deep South, with 2 and 3 year olds in parts of Mississippi and Alabama beyond medical help. They urged congressional hearings, saying conditions rival Kenyan poverty and demanding federal disaster help.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Appalachia
South
Mississippi
Alabama
Kenya
Robert Coles
Harvard University
The
Field Foundation Inc
New York
Joseph S. Clark
Senate
Clark
Agriculture Department
Raymond Wheeler
Southern Regional Council
Wheeler
Charlotte, N. Y
Humphries, Leflore, Wayne, Greene, Neshoba
Clarke Counties
Probate of Will and Executor Appointment for Witthoft Estate
In the matter of the estate of John Frederick Witthoft, probate of the will is granted and an executor is appointed to administer the estate. The order outlines the fiduciary duties, filing requirements, and notification procedures for heirs and creditors. The appointed executor is authorized to manage assets, pay debts, and distribute remaining property per the will.
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John Fredrick Witthoft
Iowa Senate backs national truck registration plan
Iowa's Senate unanimously approved a resolution urging Congress to enact a uniform national truck registration licensing and fee system. The move aims to ease interstate goods movement and end state reciprocity agreements on truck fees, aligning with Gov. Harold E. Hughes's recommendation.
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Des Moines
UPI
Congress
Iowa
Senate
House
Harold E. Hughes
U.N session opens on Israel war. limited attendance
The emergency U.N General Assembly session urged by Russia to condemn Israel opens in New York with few non Communist leaders attending. Kosygin arrives with 50 aides but major Arab and Western leaders largely absent. The assembly can only advise, while Security Council holds power to act. Eighty nine nations backed the session. U S and Israel opposed alongside Botswana.
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Pakistan
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Mideast
Paris
Moscow
Russia
Middle East
Kosygin
U.N. General Assembly
Israel
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Vienna
United States
General Assembly
United Nations
UPI
Alexei N. Kosygin
New York
Red
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Assembly
Security Council
Diplo
Matic
U.N
Thant
Botswanna
Flood Devastates Grand Island Leaving One Third Homeless
Flood waters swamp Grand Island Nebraska forcing 8000 residents to seek shelter in schools, churches and hotels. About 11000 dwellings damaged as guardsmen and volunteers sandbag the city. Four people die and vast farmlands and infrastructure suffer widespread destruction. Authorities warn waters will rise further across the region.
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Grand Island
Neb
Col
Burl Johnson
The
National Guard
Louisville
Waterloo
Crete
Wilber
West Point
Seward
Beatrice
Brighton man dies in car crash on bridge
Albert H. Coffin 67 of Brighton died at 5 a.m. after his car swerved left, struck a bridge railing, and flipped onto its side. Medical examiner ruled death an apparent self-inflicted action. Survivors include wife Beulah and several children and relatives. Funeral arrangements are pending at Gould Funeral Home in Brighton.
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Albert H. Coffin
Brighton
Jefferson Co
C. F. Watson
Pleasant Plain
Everette and
Cora Waters Coffin
Fairfield
Gould Funeral Home
Beating Probe Sought in Linn County Jail
Linn County Sheriff Walter Grant asked the State Bureau of Criminal Investigation to probe a jail beating Thursday night. Prisoner John Carnicle 18 Cedar Rapids suffered a broken nose and head lacerations and was listed in fairly good condition at St Luke's Hospital. Carnicle and suspect Robert Bruce were held in the same cell and Cedar Rapids police had not requested separation. The sheriff cautioned against a whitewash if it was a simple fight.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
UPI
Linn
Walter Grant
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
BCI
John Carnicle
St. Luke’s Hospital
Carnicle
Robert Bruce
Grant
Weather in Iowa Mostly cloudy with cooler east coast
Partly cloudy weather across Iowa with lighter winds and a cooler shift eastward. Highs in the 70s today, lows in the 50s tonight, and generally fair conditions continuing through tonight and Sunday.
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Iowa
Allies urge Egypt to continue war in Middle East
Informed sources say Syria and Algeria backed by Soviet aid urge U A R President Nasser to wage guerrilla warfare against Israel. Noureddin al Attassi visits Cairo after talks with Boumediene while Kosygin met. U N special assembly looms as Kuwait ministers map strategy and Al Ahram attacks U S.
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UPI
Syria
Algeria
U.A.R
Gemal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Cairo
Noureddin al Attassi
Attassi
Algiers
Houari Boumedienne
Moscow
al Ahram
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Johnson
General Assembly
United States
United Nations
U.S
Special Assembly
Soviet Union
Israel demands peace guarantees before any land return
Israel signals no territorial concessions until a permanent peace in the Middle East is secured. Foreign Minister Abba Eban and Minister Menahem Begin declare that Israel will not revert to 1949 armistice terms and will push for a peace treaty as the basis of any territorial changes, amid Moscow's criticisms and notes exchanged via the Finnish delegation.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Israel
Middle East
Abba Eban
Eban
U.N. General Assembly
Mideast
Menahem Begin
Moscow
Russia
U.N. Security Council
Syria
Paratroopers in Vietnam confront rising communist attacks
Guerrillas shot down a U S helicopter and struck paratroopers at a landing zone north of Saigon in a seven hour battle Friday. Officials said three U S soldiers were killed and 32 wounded as 4,000 paratroopers from the 173rd Airborne Brigade moved to block infiltration from Laos and Cambodia. The clash followed a platoon encounter that left eight communists dead, part of U S efforts around the Central Highlands and northern provinces.
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101St’ Division
U.S
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Laos
Cambodia
Bien Hoa
Central Highlands
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
North Vietnam
Highlands
Demilitarized Zone
Vietnams
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