Wilson Hopes Russians Will Discuss Viet Nam Peace
Prime Minister Harold Wilson leaves for Moscow to attend a trade fair and seeks talks with Soviet leaders on Vietnam peace. He plans discussions with Kosygin, while Soviet newspapers doubt any Viet Nam talks. Stewart says Wilson will press to reconvene the Geneva conference on Indochina.
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London
Harold Wilson
Moscow
Viet Nam
Wilson
Britain
Alexei N. Kosygin
Michael Stewart
Indochina
Soviet Union
Southeast Asia
Russians Balk At Mrs Gandhi Peace Proposals
In Moscow Indira Gandhi wrapped up a visit with Soviet aid pledged for India but the Kremlin refused to back her Viet Nam peace plan. She said Soviet leaders would agree only if North Viet Nam accepts the terms as Hanoi offered no comment. Kosygin welcomed other leaders at the airport.
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Moscow
India
Kremlin
Viet Nam
Indira Gandhi
New Delhi
Soviet Union
Hanoi
Sen
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
North
United States
U.S
Red Station
Local worker’s lost money found by honest wife
A Winchester woman recovered money she found at a local store on the way to work. The finder, described as the honest wife of a fellow employee, returned the amount to its rightful owner.
Guardsmen Restore Peace To Chicago West Side
National Guardsmen and police restored relative peace to Chicago's West Side after days of racial violence. Armed squads patrolled a 140 square block area with rifles bayonets and machine guns as patrols began following orders to shoot to kill if fired upon.
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Illinois National Guard
Chicago
West Side
Chicago’s
Francis P. Kane
Kane
Area disappointed as colleges vote selects sites
City and county officials express disappointment after the State Board of Community Colleges picks sites around Lynchburg Newport News and SW Virginia for three new colleges with open aims by January 1968. Officials vow to push for one of the next two assignments.
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State Board of Community Colleges
Lynchburg
Newport News
Virginia
Melton Wright
Frederick County
State Board
Winchester-Frederick County
B. O. Brumback
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Board of Supervisors
Amherst
Appomattox
Bedford
Campbell
Hampton
Williamsburg
York
James City
Buchanan
Russell
Tazewell
Dickenson
Dana B. Hamel
Car Stolen With Keys In Ignition In Winchester
Winchester police report a 1962 Chrysler convertible with keys left in the ignition stolen from James H Madden of 328 Miller St. Madden said he left the car at 10 45 p m and found it missing at 1 45 a m. Police alerted area and state units. Mrs Fred Hunt reported seeing boys in a 1952 53 Chevrolet stealing hubcaps earlier. An alert for the Chevrolet was issued.
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Winchester
James H. Madden
Miller St
Madden
Fred Hunt
National Ave
Hunt
Planes Pound North Viet Nam With Record 121 Missions
Wave after wave of U S planes pounded North Viet Nam on Friday in a record 121 missions. The strikes hit oil depots to disrupt fuel reserves and targeted six missile sites near Hanoi, with Navy A4 Skyhawk losses and a pilot listed as missing after being shot down. Casualties were reported among a South Vietnamese government unit on Highway 13 northwest of Saigon, with Viet Cong forces launching a maneuvering ambush. A separate brief noted limited fighting near Saigon and the northward raids against missile sites and oil depots.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
South
Viet Nam
U. S
Vietnamese Fomma
Oriskany
Vinh
Gemini 10 Astronauts Review Flight Plan Ahead of Launch
Cape Kennedy Florida AP reports Gemini 10 astronauts John W Young and Michael Collins study the three day flight plan as weather prospects improve. They may practice in quarters and run through the spacecraft exercises after a day off. Celia remnants could bring showers to the Cape, but winds have fallen to 30 mph and the crew is in good health.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Navy
John W. Young
Air Force
Michael Collins
Space Agency
Celia
Key West
Young and
Collins
D. Owen Coons
Saraleine
North Vietnamese Radio Promises Special Transmission
Hanoi signals world attention with a scheduled special broadcast from 8:45 a.m. to 9:45 p.m. EDT Saturday amid talks of war issues and peace moves. Hanoi and Viet Cong broadcast coverage discuss American prisoner threats and alleged U.S. bombardment of dikes and irrigation works.
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Tokyo
Radio
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Nhan Dan
U.S
Johnson
Harriman warns Hanoi over mistreatment of U.S. prisoners
Washington ambassador Harriman warned North Viet Nam that mistreating airmen would shift war sentiment and threaten future relations. He cited Hanoi’s refusal to release prisoner counts or grant Red Cross access and noted failed prisoner exchange talks with Viet Cong in Algiers. Senate critic Aiken echoed threats of firm U.S. response.
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Washington
W. Averell Kerriman
Hanoi
U.S
North Viet Nam
Harriman
United States
France
Voice of America
Johnson
Viet Nam
Algiers
Gustav Hertz
International Red Cross Committee
Geneva
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
U.S. Aire
North
Flights Authorized by Supplemental Airlines Amid Strike
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved 13 supplemental airlines to operate nearly 100 routes from the five struck carriers. Reservations start immediately for major coast to coast routes for 30 days, with CAB reserved to amend or cancel. Union-management talks continue without progress.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Supplemental Airlines
Hospital Medicare Paperwork Burdens Hit Winchester Memorial
Winchester Memorial Hospital administrators faced heavy Medicare paperwork in the first two weeks after July 1. Patients admitted receive a six copy inpatient form, with outpatient billing forms spanning five pages. A doctor’s certification and periodic recertification every thirty days are required, and Medicare patients are admitted at about eight per day.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Medicare
Carls
IBM
Blue Coss
Social Security Administration
Napps
Weather dampens Virginia heat wave arrival
Richmond AP reports a cool air mass moving into Virginia easing a three week heat wave. The northeastern U.S. benefits from the cooler air while forecasts promise continued relief with lower temperatures across the state.
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Richmond
Nort
Virginia
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