Voting for Nuclear Test Ban Echoes Sin Parable
In Washington the Senate moves toward approving a limited nuclear test ban treaty signed with Russia and Britain. Hearings will precede a floor vote with administration officials challenged on details while critics worry about potential loopholes and evasions.
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Truce Line in Korea Cools Off
Maj. Gen. Charles F. Leonard new commander of the 1st Cavalry Division says the Korean truce line has cooled. He notes the division is alert after North Korean probing and reports heavy patrols and sporadic fighting near the DMZ. An ambush July 29 killed two American soldiers. four Communists were killed in a follow up clash in which an American and a South Korean officer were wounded.
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First Step Toward Easing U.S.-Soviet Ties
A cautious opening remark frames this as a first step toward improving American Soviet relations and potentially broader pacts, though observers warn against overoptimism about rapid breakthroughs.
Rolvaag names Mondale to head Minnesota Economic Recovery Task Force
Governor Rolvaag issues an executive order appointing Attorney General Walter Mondale as chairman of a new Task Force for Economic Recovery. The group will coordinate all state programs aiding distressed Minnesota communities with agency leaders serving on the panel. Departments must report within seven days analyzing current programs and proposing improvements. Mondale stresses priority for economically hard hit areas.
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Break in railroad dispute prompts union to gather in capital
The 156 local locomotive firemen’s union officials, who must approve any deal, are summoned to Washington next week if talks break down. Secretary of Labor Wirtz signals possible agreement efforts as carriers press to implement work rules August 29, risking thousands of jobs. The union cites safety needs. carriers call them unnecessary.
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