U S Soviet Trade Talks Form New Commission
Washington AP reports a new U S Soviet trade commission forms to seek a commercial agreement. The group includes James T Lynn and others with four members named as general counsel and legal adviser. First meetings planned around August 7 in Moscow.
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Gencommission
Moscow
U.S. Slacles
Reaching & Coml-Lpark
Point Commission
Tndersecretary
Commierce
White House
James T. Lynn
Commerce
Peters
Willis Arm. G. Poayson
Ystrong
Kent Nixon
State For
Jack F. Bennall
Urder Sion
Andrew J. Gibson
Hiestic
International Busideblg
Soviet Union
Lon L. Fuller
Harvard University
James F. Peterson
Mitchell
Feterson
Edinburg Man Faces Charge In Stabbing
Edinburg resident Larry Rowe, 20, indicted on voluntary manslaughter for June stabbing of Ollis Emmons, 47, of Columbus. Grand Jury set $5,000 bond for Rowe and scheduled arraignment, with six indictments involving a group deemed a violent night. Five co defendants are in juvenile court, bond $2,000. Backup material mentions other cases and unrelated political notes about Nixon era commissions and Soviet trade talks.
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Columbus, Ind
Larry Rowe
Edinburg
Ollis Examens
Columbus
Bartholomew — County
Rowe
Emmons
Robert Johnson
Indianapolis
Hope Cancer Clinic
Statue Weighs 225 Tons in New York Exhibit
The item notes a statue weighing 225 tons with 100 copper and 124 other units, reported from New York. Details are incomplete but indicate a heavy sculpture or monument piece weighing such mass.
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New York
Refusal On lekeovos Visa Stirs Controversy in Istanbul
The Turkish government bars Orthodox Archbishop Jakovos from performing religious duties in Turkey, sparking a dispute among religious leaders. Patriarch Athenagoras calls him undesirable while Turkish officials cite law restricting foreign nationals. The controversy echoes Greek Turkish tensions and prior 1963 protests.
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Istanbul
Canterbury
Spokodox
Athenagoras
Akovos
North
Aml
Soult
York
Takovos
Delbodox
Avor
Turkey
Livyeats
Tyen
Jakovas
Lyndon B
Cyprus
Patriarchate
Kalli- Jakovas
Shastikes
Lystron
Geerel
Sailor Jilted After Long Voyage Ends in Vain
Falmouth England AP reports a lone sailor who sailed 19 090 miles in search of love is heartbroken as the young typist he courted calls off the romance. After months apart the long voyage appears futile and the couple remains separated.
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Falmouth
England
Eller
Mondya
Relly
Norry
Delegate Avoids Marathon at National Convention
Milwaukee delegate Harvey Kitanan urged fellow delegates to dodge marathon sessions at the national convention, warning a prolonged fight could devastate the party. He quipped about risking a 20 hour first fight and joked about possibly electing Mickey Mouse.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Harvey Kitanan
Milwaukee
Kitzman
Mickey Mouse
Kilzman
Hubert S. Mumphrey
Britain Deploys Troops as Ulster Violence Escalates
Britain's 600 soldiers plus 4 200 reservists rush to Northern Ireland amid a shattered three day ceasefire and IRA threats. The move lifts total Ulster force to 16 200 as gun battles flare and Protestant Catholic tensions surge. Whitelaw warned of possible total disaster but urged Britain to seek a political path, while parades by Orange Order loom and violence claims rise beyond 413 deaths in three years.
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Britain
Ulster
Reis
Ireland
E Jiloy
Herdice
IRA
Fox Ss
Fe Ys
Mila
al Wing
Dpaland
Bean Alunday
Mast
Newy
Trea
LA Men
Gomes
Organiz.e
Lenadcon
Willan Whitelaw
Piertin
Ulier
House of Tommeng
London
Ma’ Juaders
IMA
Enulk
Whitelaw
Suauos
United Nations
Whitlaws
Olives
Peesig
Beatty Draws Fans at McGovern Miami Beach Event
At the Doval Hotel in Miami Beach Florida Warren Beatty mingled with autograph seekers as Sen George McGovern and his party campaigned nearby In a nonpolitical appearance Beatty drew attention for his high profile support and philanthropic ties to McGovern raising funds during the visit
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Miami Beach
Pla
Doval Hotel
George McGovern
Munday
Warren Beatty
McGovern
Standstil Halts Federal Student Loan Processing
Washington AP reports federal processing of federally guaranteed student loan applications is paused pending new regulations requiring students to prove need. Univ ersity officials fear delays may prevent fall enrollments as offices await updated forms. The Office of Education expects validation this week and aims to mail forms soon. Under prior rules, families earning under 15000 a year qualified for government subsidized interest during repayment. The new need based standard follows the June 23 education amendment signed by President Nixon. William M Simmons Jr, director of insured loans, urged schools to halt processing until forms arrive.
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Washington
New York University
Tdndalion
Office of Education
Nixon
William Mi. Simmons, Jr
Dame
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