Notable Scene Captures Leader Amid Lebanon Delegation
A leader passes through a crowd of Lebanese delegates on his way to a chair, listening via an earphone as an Israeli presence looms in the scene. The moment highlights tense regional diplomacy and public attention.
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Haitian Refugees in the Bahamas Prompt Global Alarm
In Nassau Haitians face job scarcity and fear as deportations surge. A priest, citing 20 000 to 30 000 Haitians on the island nation, notes rampant smuggling and abuses while Prime Minister Pindling seeks talks with Duvalier to end the migration wave amid a tight lid on official comment.
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Bipartisan Reorganization Commission Sent to Iowa House
A powerful bipartisan commission to reorganize Iowa state government is requested by a 35-8 Senate vote. The body would study state functions and propose changes that take effect unless vetoed by the legislature. undoing any plan would require a majority in both chambers.
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Senate
Robert Rigler
New Hampton
Iowa
Pentagon cuts untrained Guardsmen and Reservists count
The Pentagon reports a drop from 19 400 to 5 300 untrained Army National Guardsmen and Reservists as of May 31 with most to begin training in July. Backlog shrank after training camps filled with draftees and Vietnam Battalion recruits. the backlog is declared eliminated.
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Washington
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Congress
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Vietnam
New Attitude Shifts Views on the Post Office
Washington AP report notes sympathy grows for Post Office reforms. Postmaster General Lawrence O'Brien proposes turning the department into a government corporation with independence to modernize and raise funds through bond markets, joined by a study committee led by Frederick Kappel of AT&T.
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American Postal Service
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Allied Defense in Final Arguments in Insurance Fraud Trial
In BISMARCK North Dakota the Allied Insurance Co fraud trial nears closure as the defense begins its final arguments. Four defendants are not present for the proceedings. The case centers on alleged fraudulent activity at Allied Defense.
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Allied Defense
Bismarck, N.D
American Allied Insurance Co
Cyrus Magnusson
Minnesota
Richard Olson
Magnusson
Olson
Phillip Kitzer Jr
American Allied
George Hruban
Hruban
James Schellow
Hruba
Schellow
Ritzer Junior
U.S
Patrick Foley
Foley
Kitzer Junior
David Kroman
Frank Oliver
James Daniels
Oliver
Edward Devitt
Mariner 5 Maneuvers to Correct Flight
The Mariner 5 spacecraft conducted a 17.66 second pitch roll and burn maneuver to adjust its path toward Venus. It traveled at 6.69 miles per hour toward a target 1,250 miles from Venus, with mission control at JPL issuing the commands from 980,000 miles away. Signals indicated the maneuver worked as ordered. Launched from Cape Kennedy a week earlier, the probe aimed at 43,200 miles from Venus to avoid contamination by earthly microbes.
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Calif
Mariner 5
Venus
Mission Control
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Earth
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Draft Bill Promises Student Deferments and 19-Year-Old Emphasis
President may sign a revised draft bill extending the law four years while allowing undergraduates to defer until graduation age 24 or until leaving school. The measure prioritizes 19-year-olds for induction after deferments, with scholastic standards guiding eligibility and no requirement to stay in the top half of a class. The bill, already Senate approved, heads to House action with expectations of passage.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Senate
House
Five Percent Crop Loss Hits Iowa Farms
Des Moines reports about five per cent of Iowa corn and soybean crops ruined by heavy rains and floods. Officials say the figure is preliminary and some acreage could be saved or replanted if rain subsides. Losses could reach about 93 million dollars in farm receipts.
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Des Moines
Iowa
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