GLASSBORO, N. J., June 23 The folks from Dor  othy's Flower Shop sent red roses. The Glassboro Theater shifted tonight's show to "The Russians Are Coming the Russians Are Coming!"  

Big Day in Glassboro; Movie Shows 'Russians Are Coming,' And Flower Shop Sends Red Roses A Town's Big Day:Roses and Crowds 

Deviates from stand of other Communist countries by calling for negotiations and agreements for lasting Mideast settlement, s, UN Assembly emergency session

Rumania, Differing With Soviet, Calls at U.N. for Mideast Talks; RUMANIA FAVORS TALKS ON MIDEAST

Johnson flies to Los Angeles; discusses conf in s to Dem fund-raising dinner

JOHNSON, IN WEST, TELLS OF SUMMIT; Says He and Kosygin Agree on Need for Peace 51 Protesters Arrested JOHNSON, IN WEST, TELLS OF SUMMIT

Eastman Kodak recognizes Freedom, integration, God, Honor-Today (FIGHT) as orgn which speaks on behalf of city's Negroes

Rochester Negroes Gain Pact at Kodak; Rochester Negroes Gain Kodak Pact

confs, Glassbaro, NJ, with Pres Johnson; makes statement upon conclusion; illus

A CORDIAL SESSION; But There Is No Sign of Substantive Gains On Major Issues Johnson and Kosygin Confer for 5 Hours and Then Agree to Meet Again Tomorrow AGENDA INCLUDES 3 MAJOR ISSUES Leaders Seem to Establish Good Relations but There Is No Sign of Real Progress

JET CRASH KILLS 34 IN PENNSYLVANIA; President of Mohawk Line Suggests Plane Going to Capital Was Sabotaged Crash in Pennsylvania Kills All 34 on Mohawk Jet

Pope Paul issues encyclical 'On Priestly Celibacy' (Sacerdotalis Calebatus) reaffirming RC Ch traditional rule on clerical celibacy; calls celibate state 'brilliant jewel' of ch; denies it causes decline in ranks of priesthood or is unnatural; links defections to poor judgment in choosing candidates for priesthood rather than celibacy rule; urges greater use of med and psychological tests for candidates; Rev R T Francoeur assails celibacy rule

POPE REAFFIRMS RULE OF CELIBACY FOR PRIESTHOOD; Encyclical Calls for Greater Use of Psychological Tests in Preparing Candidates Papal Encyclical Reaffirms Rule of Celibacy for Priesthood

Johnson flies to Glassboro State Coll, Glassboro, NJ, for conf with Kosygin; meeting held at Holly Bush, residence of coll pres

TOWN'S RESIDENTS APPLAUD KOSYGIN; Premier, Turned Ebullient, Tells Them Soviet Wants 'Nothing but Peace' Residents Cheer Kosygin

Dodd, censured on pol funds charge, will not lose seniority, chmnship of Juvenile Delinquency subcom or vice chmnship of Internal Security subcom

DODD CENSURED BY SENATE, 92-5, ON FUND COUNT; 2D CHARGE KILLED Democrat Exonerated of Double Billing in 51-to-45 Vote DODD IS CENSURED IN SENATE, 92 TO 5

Lindsay scores union, calls its members' tactics 'irresponsible' and 'contemptible', news conf; charges 'callous exploitation' of welfare clients; silent on query whether city will invoke Condon-Wadlin Law; welfare clients complain of inadequate service; caseworkers scuffle with police at several locations; union files complaint charging police brutality with Police Dept Civilian Complaint Rev Bd on behalf of 3 arrested welfare workers; charges city has brought in police for intimidation and 'unjustified and disgraceful arrests,'

MAYOR CONDEMNS WELFARE WORK-IN; Says Union 'Uses' Clients-- Calls Tactics Contemptible MAYOR CONDEMNS WELFARE WORK-IN

fallout from test increases radioactivity in southern Japan to 15 times normal level

Fallout Increases in Japan

Kiesinger threatens to resign rather than accept Parliament budget decisions by Soc Dems not aimed at cutting deficit, s to W Ger city officials, Bremen

KIESINGER MAKES A THREAT TO QUIT; Refuses to Bow to Socialist Partners on Bonn Budget

All-India Cong Com conf opens, New Delhi; delegates score party deficiencies; agree it deserved defeat in Feb election

TOP INDIAN PARTY ECHOES ITS CRITICS; Congress Meeting Devoted to Catalogue of Deficiencies

Degree Planned for Niebuhr

no significant contact with enemy reptd from any of 23 allied actions under way

2 Trapped Trains Destroyed By U.S. Jets in North Vietnam

new violence erupts after Communist press calls for strike by transport workers

Hong Kong Police Battle Mobs In New Outbreak of Leftist Riots

Cardinal Koenig visits Cardinal Mindszenty

Konig Visits Mindszenty

Lagos Lifts News Censorship

Govt official denies presence of mil mission

Yugoslavs Deny Presence Of Soviet Military Mission

Suharto refuses clemency pleas for Col Untung, sentenced to be executed

Suharto Refuses Clemency

Peking press scores some members of Maoist revolutionary com, in control of Shantung Prov, for acting like officials they ousted; pub new rules to guide conduct of Maoists now in authority

PEKING SAYS AIDES COPY FOES' HABITS; Shantung Officials Accused of 'Bourgeois' Behavior

19 terrorists of Caracas Communist orgn reptd jailed

Venezuela Holds 19 as Reds

MOSCOW, June 28 (AP) A Soviet magazine today accused the Egyptian air force command of carelessness and said it was a major factor in the crushing defeat of the United Arab Republic in the six-day war with Israel.  

EGYPTIAN AIR FORCE CRITICIZED IN SOVIET

Hsinhua charges Johnson and Kosygin meet to plot 'closer collaboration' against Peking

U.S.-SOVIET SUMMIT DENOUNCED BY CHINA

emergency Jordanian Govt camp, Wadi Daleil, described

Scene of Misery: Desert Camp for 7,000 Refugees

Janez Lapajne (Slovene: [yannez la-pie-nay]; born 24 June 1967 in Celje, Slovenia, grew up in Ljubljana, Slovenia is a Slovenian film director, producer, writer, editor and production designer.

Janez Lapajne, Slovenian director and producer

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Ioannis "John" Limniatis is a retired professional soccer player who played as a midfielder. He captained and later became the head coach of the Montreal Impact. Born in Greece, he made 44 appearances scoring one goal for the Canada national team.

June 24, 1967

Headlines from June 24, 1967

Big Day in Glassboro; Movie Shows 'Russians Are Coming,' And Flower Shop Sends Red Roses A Town's Big Day:Roses and Crowds

Rumania, Differing With Soviet, Calls at U.N. for Mideast Talks; RUMANIA FAVORS TALKS ON MIDEAST

JOHNSON, IN WEST, TELLS OF SUMMIT; Says He and Kosygin Agree on Need for Peace 51 Protesters Arrested JOHNSON, IN WEST, TELLS OF SUMMIT

Rochester Negroes Gain Pact at Kodak; Rochester Negroes Gain Kodak Pact

A CORDIAL SESSION; But There Is No Sign of Substantive Gains On Major Issues Johnson and Kosygin Confer for 5 Hours and Then Agree to Meet Again Tomorrow AGENDA INCLUDES 3 MAJOR ISSUES Leaders Seem to Establish Good Relations but There Is No Sign of Real Progress

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Revenge

I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You

Born Free

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