Johnson reaffirms Middle East territorial integrity pledge
President Johnson says the pledge to back territorial and political integrity of Middle East nations remains unchanged though how it is applied will depend on the nations involved and their proposals. He rejects claims the U.S. failed to grasp the crisis and says Washington played no part in the Arab-Israeli war. He urges letting the situation clear up before pressing to resume diplomatic relations severed by the crisis.
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U.S. Reviews Aid to Middle East and Hotline Crisis Note
The article notes a U.S. review of aid to the Middle East was underway and that officials minimized the significance of using the Washington Moscow hotline during the crisis, while acknowledging it saved time.
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Carlson pleads innocent in fatal May crash
Patrick E. Carlson of Coon Rapids pleaded innocent to a criminal negligence charge in the May 12 auto accident death of Harriet Ecklund, 54, in New Brighton.
Deaf School Names New Superintendent
ST. PAUL AP Melvin H. Brasel assistant superintendent of the Nebraska School for the Deaf has been named superintendent of the Minnesota School for the Deaf at Faribault He will succeed Howard Quigley who resigned last year to become national director of the Conference of Executives of American Schools for the Deaf in Washington Quigley served 21 years in that post.
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Jeffers High honors Penny Nickel on sophomore list
Jeffers Minnesota AP reports Penny Nickel named to the Jeffers High School sophomore class honor roll. The brief notice notes Nickel's achievement within the school’s academic recognition program.
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Baldy Tries to Explain Sales Tax Confusion
The piece notes widespread uncertainty over sales tax definitions and August 1 deadline delays. It cites local officials claiming real estate tax relief of 121 dollars for a 12 thousand dollar Austin home, while Senate data show 3.80 dollars monthly per person in sales tax, or 228 dollars yearly for a family of five, leaving a 107 dollar annual gap.
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