U S and Soviet Agree to Start Missile Talks
President Johnson announced that the United States and the Soviet Union will begin talks soon on limiting offensive and defensive nuclear missiles. The pledge was announced at the White House amid the signing of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty with 51 nations joining the pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Soviet
Washington
Johnson
United States
Soviet Union
White House
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Respec ‘Tive
Dean Rusk
U.S. Disarmament
William C. Foster
Col Albert heads WWI veterans in Virginia meeting
Col Albert B Albert of Big Lick Barracks 1126 was chosen commander of the Department of Virginia Veterans of World War I at the four day convention. Other officers elected include Ira Helms Gus Snyder Fred Wallace Irvin Drake and William Hollerman. A social hour and banquet followed with James B Wilkinson Richmond commonwealth's attorney as guest speaker. Joint memorial services closed the event.
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Col
Benjamin B. Albert
Big ‘Lick Barracks
Department of Virginia
U.S.A
Lewis P. Jordan
Col. Albert
Ira Helms
Gus Snyder
Fred Wallace
Irvin N. Drake
William J. Hollerman
George Washington Hotel
James B. Wilkinson
Richmond Commonwealth
Department of Virginia Veterans
Board of Administration
Kosygin backs talks to ban underground nuclear tests
Premier Kosygin urged immediate talks on banning underground tests and phasing out nuclear arms. He proposed negotiations on strategic delivery limits and stockpile reductions as a seismic event registered in the Soviet Union north of the Caspian Sea coincided with the Nonproliferation Treaty signing in Moscow and similar ceremonies in London and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Moscow
Soviet Union
Kosygin
United States
U.S.A
Vietnam
London
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Britain
U.S
As_Kosygin_spoke, the Seismological Institute
Uppsala
Sweden
Caspian Sea
Washington
Johnson to Visit El Salvador for Central American Talks
President Johnson plans a trip to El Salvador next Saturday to meet with five Central American presidents on regional trade cooperation and the Alliance for Progress. An overnight stay in San Salvador is possible with a return through the region, as officials weigh official confirmation.
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New York
Johnson
el Salvador
San Salvador
Latin America
Alliance For Progress
Independence Day Post Office and City Services Notice
Postmaster Joseph C. Haines announces July 4 holiday affects mail service with no window or carrier delivery but holiday lockbox and special delivery available. Garbage collection and city bus service are canceled. garbage will be collected Monday July 8 after the holiday.
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Joseph C. Haines
Mercury Climbs Into 90s Again
The article notes a new peak for the year with a 96 degree reading, forecasts more 90s, and compares rainfall to long term averages. It cites June rainfall of 3.34 inches at Winchester Laboratory, May as the wettest month, and February as the driest. The piece ends with an ad for Howard Johnson's chicken fry for 1.49.
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Montmorency Cherries u-pick at J K Robinson Merriman's Lane
Pick your own Montmorency cherries at J K Robinson Merriman's Lane. Prices listed as $1.00 per unit with contact numbers 662 0069 and 667 1743 for details and directions.
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Montmorency Cherries
J.K. Robinson
Merriman’s Lane
Bombers Hit North Vietnam As Saigon Braces For Attack
U S B52 bombers raid North Vietnam for the first time in two months and strike Viet Cong bases near Saigon. Missions target Cape Lay and Tay Ninh while intelligence warns of a planned Saigon assault by Viet Cong and North Vietnamese units. Police report Viet Cong cadres have entered Saigon to organize leadership targets and disrupt government operations.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Cape Lay
Gio Linh
Fom
Tay Ninh
Hau Nghia
Binh Duong
Long Khanh
5Th Division
Berkeley Curfew Extends Citywide After Hostile Demonstration
Berkeley police broke up a mass protest outside City Hall freeing Mayor Walter Johnson from a hostile crowd. A dusk to dawn curfew expanded to the whole city as 50 to 60 people were arrested for disturbing the peace looting resisting arrest and carrying illegal weapons. Police reported injuries among demonstrators and officers from prior nights while most arrests involved non locals and no UC Berkeley students were taken into custody.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Civic Center Park
City Hall
William Beall
Civic Center
Beall
Young Socialist Alliance
France
Europe
Peter Camejo
Pauls TV & Radio Center Summer Sales Vacation
Closed for vacation from July 1 to July 22. Dennis players or learners catalog offer save up to 10 percent. For information call 662-2526.
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Paul’s TV & Radio Center
Dennis
Lear
Howard Johnson Luncheon Special Reuben Grill Sandwich
Tomorrow's luncheon special offers a Reuben Grill Sandwich at $1.85. R and T Packing Co lists contact numbers 839-1357 or 667-3123 for orders or inquiries.
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Howard Johnson
Montmorency
De Gaulle Victory Celebration In Paris After Big Win
In Paris crowds with horns and flags celebrated Charles de Gaulle's sweeping election victory. Across the Champs Elysees flags and Cross of Lorraine symbols flew while Latin Quarter students blocked parades with barricades and stoned cars.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Champs Elysees
Lorraine
de Gaulle
Sorbonne
University of Paris
National Assembly
Forced Down by MIGs Near Kuril Island
An airliner carrying 214 U.S. servicemen to Vietnam was forced to land by MIG fighters on Sturup Island in the Kuril chain. The Seaboard World Airlines DC 8, on a flight from McChord Air Base Seattle, was intercepted and landed without injuries after straying off course en route to Yokota Japan. The State Department and U.S. diplomats pressed for the crew and passengers’ release as Soviet authorities confirmed the incident.
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Washington
U.S
Vietnam
Pacific Ocean
McChord Air Base
Seattle
Wash
Sturup Island
Kuril
Pacific
State Department
MI6
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Moscow
al Leree Kosygin
Vsily
V-Kuzov
Cnvion
Pentagon
Seaboard World Airlines
Joseph Tosolini
Seaboard
Ihe
Defense Department
Military Airlift Command
Yokota
Japan
New York
Seaboard World
Charter Line
Henry Treger
Earl Scott
Lawrence Guernon
North Vietnam food problems seen easing as farming resumes
U.S. intelligence notes that much of North Vietnam is free from U.S. bombing and thousands of civilians mobilized during raids are returning to farming. Rice lands in the Red River Delta show intensive cultivation while ports see fewer food shipments and a rise in fertilizer cargoes.
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Washington
U.S
North Vietnam
Red River
Soviet Union
Haiphong
Hot and humid weather grips Virginia as high pressure lingers
A large high pressure system centered off the eastern coast extended westward over most of the eastern states and maintained very hot and humid conditions in Virginia today.
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Richmond
Virginia
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State Library
Andrei A. Gromyko
David Klein
Christopher Squire
Alexander Akalovsky
Andrai A. Grechke
B. B. Albert
Albert
Mercury
N. Viet
University of California At Berkeley
Butler’s Packing Houe
Top i Place
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
Miles
Kamchatke Peninsula
Kurilas
Iturup Island
Sjapan
Tokyo
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