Scranton Sees Hope for Mideast Peace Route to Nixon
Former Gov Wil Scranton reports to the President elect after a six country tour in the Middle East. He notes strong desire for a peace settlement across Iran Lebanon Egypt Saudi Arabia Jordan and Israel and endorses face to face talks via a peace envoy.
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Wil W. Scranton
Nixon
Middle East
Israel
Beisan
Jordan
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Iran
Lebanon
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Gunnar Jarring
Broad Use of Computers Seen in Credit Hearings
Senate investigators heard that computer networks for credit data could grow to report a wide range of personal information. Professor Arthur Miller of the University of Michigan warned that data could reach employers bill collectors and others in need of special services, as testimony prepared for the hearing noted. Senator Hart of Michigan urged credit-data firms to expand offerings to boost revenues.
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Washington
Sen
Arthur R. Miller
University of Michigan Law A
So Cies
Senate Antrust Subcommittee
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Board adopts code on student rights in higher education
Portland, Oregon AP report: The state Board of Higher Education approves a code granting students in public universities and colleges the right to peaceful assembly and to petition for policy changes. It also pledges free, equal participation while forbidding violence or threats of violence.
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Portland, Ore
State Board of Higher Education
Russians Tail 2 U.S. Destroyers but Avoid Harassment
Navy reports say two U.S. destroyers Dyess and Turner trailed by a Russian craft at two to nine miles astern in the Black Sea. Soviet planes overflown the ships more than once since Monday. Defense officials defend the mission as routine and a response to broader Soviet naval activity.
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Navy
Dyess
Turner
Black Sea
Bosporus
Europe
Asia
U.S
Alth Clifford
Dyéss and Age
Indian
Persian Gulf
Soviet Union
Rumania
Bulgaria
Paris
Six Firms Plead Innocent to Illegal Milk Sale Case
Representatives of six creameries and supermarkets plea not guilty in Cass County Court to illegal sale, purchase and distribution of milk. Five cases set for next term after jury trial request. Red Owl Stores, Inc. Fargo and Cass Clay Creameries, Inc. Fargo implicated with selling milk below Milk Stabilization Board minimum prices.
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Fargo
N.D
Cass County
D. E. McCullagh
Red Owl Stores, Inc
Minn
Cass Clay Creameries Inc
Bridgeman Creameries
Cities Approve School Bonds In Several Minnesota Cities
Voters in Sauk Rapids approved a 1.75 million school bond for an elementary school and a swimming pool by wide margins. In Virginia a 900 thousand bond passed 1900 to 727 to fund a two story lab building and remodels. The district had 700 thousand already toward a 1.6 million project and 1,278 to 1,265 supported an 800 thousand vocational technical school bond.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Sauk Rapids
Virginia
Eee
U S Orders Increased Mine Spot Inspections
After the Farmington West Virginia disaster the federal government orders a fivefold rise in spot mine inspections. John F. O Leary as new Bureau of Mines director supports inspector access and secret inspection requests. A coal safety conference and proposed administration bill are planned in Washington.
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Washington
West Virginia
Bureau of Mines
John F. O'Leary
Farmington
W. Va
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Governor Faces Push to Appoint Three Offices
The piece argues against converting three elected state roles to appointive positions via a Thompson Report inspired reform. It asserts voting preserves rights, warns of dictatorship risks, and predicts political trouble for the Governor pushing the plan despite claims of efficiency and voter unfamiliarity with officials.
Russian planes keep safe distance from two U S warships
Sources say Russian planes maintained at least 1000 feet above the two American ships and did not attempt harassment such as buzzing. Neither the planes nor the Soviet destroyer attempted any radio contact with Dyess or Tar by radio.
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Buzz
Dow Jones Denies Market Interest in Danford Corp Plan
In Los Angeles the 49 year old manager of the Dan fords Corp plan explains he only learned of the Dow Jones name in adolescence and that the market is of little concern to him.
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Los Angeles
Dow Jones
Danfords Corp
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