U S to Press Arms Control Amid Czech Crisis
The Johnson administration intends to pursue arms control talks with the Soviet Union despite the Czechoslovak crisis. Officials say relief for Czechoslovak liberals and world opinion shape policy while travel advisories, refugee planning, and a possible nonproliferation treaty ratification loom ahead.
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Washington
Johnson
Czechoslovakia
United States
Russia
U.S
New York-Moscow
George W. Ball
U.N. Security Council
Voice of America Radio
United Nations
Soviet Union
Minnesota Girls in Prague Amid Czech Crisis
Twelve Minnesota high school students on a Foreign Language League trip were reported at the U S Embassy in Prague during the Russian takeover of Czechoslovakia. Eleven were from St Paul and one from Marshall, with 10 advisors awaiting a possible exit as the group planned to fly from Prague to East Berlin and then home.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Prague
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Marshall, Minn
Foreign Language League
Preague
East Berlin
United States
Derham Hall
Peggy O'Connell
Marshall High School
Andre Nilles
U.S. State Department
Big Blow to East West Trade Amid Czechoslovakia Invasion
AP reports the invasion of Czechoslovakia halts nascent East West trade liberalization. It undercuts U S plans for direct investment and cooperation with Comecon economies and tempers hopes of a quick economic revival in Eastern Europe.
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New York
Czechoslovakia
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Europe
Moscow
Robert Roosa
Brown Brothers Harriman and Company
Western Europe
Japan
Yugoslavia
European Economic Community
European Free Trade Association
West
Alexandria Gets a Mail Building
The Post Office Department announced a new post office building for Alexandria Minnesota with interior space of 9359 square feet and a 1060 square foot loading platform. Also listed were grants to the University of Minnesota for organ transplantation studies and to Minneapolis for an open space land program.
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Minneapolis
Post Office Department
Alexandria
Minn
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
University of Minnesota
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Burglars Steal Art Worth 1.394 Million From Home
Police say intruders entered through a kitchen window and took 16 art works valued at 1.394 million dollars from Dr. T Edward Hanley's home. The items include Picasso, Cezanne, LaTour, Degas, Goya, Modigliani paintings and two Rodin bronzes. The burglary occurred while the residents slept upstairs.
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Bradford
Picasso
Cezanne
LaTour
Degas
Goya
Modigliani
Rodin
T. Edward Hanley
Hanley
Earl Bridge
Foster Township
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Mike Mansfield
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Geral R. Ford
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Czech
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Ing
East
Rockefeller Brothers
International
Basic Economy Corp
Cyrus Eaton Jr
Eaton
Chamber of Commerce
Time Magazine
America
Chicago
ANSCO
AimShops
N. Main
Austin
Sears
Allstate
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Blackwall
K.E.T
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