Awkward Spot for Soviets in Face of Liberalization
AP analysis notes Khrushchev era rhetoric shifts as Pravda warns against opposition to Communist leading role. It highlights Kremlin fears from Prague liberalization and the risk of Soviet citizens gaining similar freedoms. The piece frames socialist democracy as centralized control and censorship to maintain the system.
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Prague
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Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
Party
Blast at Bank of Tokyo in New York Ninth Bombing Spree
An explosion shattered three Park Avenue windows at the Bank of Tokyo in Manhattan early today injuring no one. Police say an explosive device was used at the doorway near 301 Park Avenue at 49th Street. Across the street two Trans World Airlines windows were broken. The blast is the 13th bombing or attempted bombing in Manhattan since April 22 with most attacks targeting tourist or diplomatic offices.
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Bank of Tokyo
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Manhattan
49Th Street
Trans World Airlines
Cuba
Rockefeller Center
Gods and Goddesses Across Puzzle Clues List
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Godwin open to accommodation in Virginia Dems
Gov Mills E Godwin Jr signals willingness to bridge conservative and moderate Democrats in Virginia but resists calling for a formal coalition for next year’s gubernatorial race. He cites factional tensions at Salem and backs ongoing prison reform discussions with civil rights groups.
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Mills E. Godwin Jr
Virginia
Democratic Party
Willam B. Spong Jr
D-Va
Godwin
Salem
State Penitentiary
Watkins M. Abbitt
Appomattox
Prisoner 17 Fatally Shot During Escape at Capron Farm
Kenneth Berry Isenberg, 17, a prisoner at Southampton Correctional Farm, was shot by guard G W Williams during a work-gang escape in a potato field. Isenberg fled, was found wounded, and died at Franklin hospital. He was serving a 12 month sentence for grand larceny committed in Stafford County.
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Franklin
Stafford County
Mechanical Heart Wishful Thinking Says Surgeon
Long Beach, California AP reports Dr. Denton Cooley of Houston says the mechanical heart borders on science fiction and permanent replacement remains wishful thinking. He notes heart transplants help end stage irreversible disease, offering recovery and freedom from meds, though limits exist. Six living patients are smiling and back at work.
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Denton Cooley
Cooley
Houston
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Newsmen
Delay Turns Into Profit for Hunters Point Boys Club
In San Francisco, the Hunters Point Boys Club leased a vacant block at 1 per day to await a 12 million dollar apartment skyscraper. They turned the space into a 75 cent per car parking lot, earning about 125 dollars daily as delays dragged into late September.
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San Francisco
Hunters Point Boys Club
Hunters Point
Steel Supply Drove Market News With Record Deals
New York AP reports steel was the week’s focus as 11 major producers and the United Steelworkers reached a billion-dollar three-year labor accord boosting wages by about 6.5 percent. U S Steel and Bethlehem announced price hikes. President Johnson called actions unreasonable. Steel output fell 2.3 percent week to week, marking a fifth straight decline.
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Three American pilots freed from Hanoi prepare to fly home
Maj. James F. Low, Maj. Fred Thompson, and Capt. Joe Carpenter, released after captivity in North Vietnam, report they were well treated. They depart Laos for Kennedy Airport via Bangkok and the Middle East, with embassy security and new clothing provided. Pioneer Day noted in Utah on July 24.
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Laos
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Middle East
Europe
Hanoi
James F. Low
Sausalito
Fred Neale Thompson
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Tthe
International Control Commission
Demonstrators clash with police at Humphrey campaign in Detroit
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey faced opposition from right and left during a Detroit campaign stop. Police clashed with about 200 left wing protesters at Cobo Hall, while Humphrey drew crowds at a voter registration rally featuring Frank Sinatra and avoided the main auditorium.
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Cobo Hall Convention Center
Frank Sinatra
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