Kosygin Walkout Highlights U.N. Arab Israel Debate
Soviet Premier Kosygin left the U.N. General Assembly during Abba Eban's reply as the Arab Israel dispute opened. Eban defended Israel with documented facts while Kosygin criticized Israel and the United States. The exchange underscored deep Cold War tensions and strategic aims behind the debate.
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Abba Eban
Moscow
Eban and
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Eban
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Detroit Police Strike Shrinks Force as Sick-Leave Spreads
About 800 patrolmen in Detroit joined a strike over pay, leaving the city short of officers. The city sought a permanent injunction after a temporary restraining order, with 400 Michigan National Guardsmen available on short notice. The dispute centers on boosting top patrol salaries from 8335 to 10000, while officials cite no funds.
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al Leggat
Michigan National Guardsmen
Michigan State Police
Leggat
Detroit Police Officers Association
DPOA
Robert Reese
Ray Girardin
Army simplifies General Orders to three basic rules
Washington AP reports the Army will drop 11 General Orders effective Aug 1 and replace them with three concise commands. The change ends a tradition dating to 1882 with a history of reducing orders from 22 to 12, then to three as part of streamlining sentry duties.
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Washington
Young GOPS Hold Back On Presidential Hopefuls
Omaha based Young Republicans refrain from backing any 1968 hopeful as they weigh ties to senior leaders. Reagan shows promise among conservatives, Romney attracts a skeptical liberal wing, with Rockefeller and Percy discussed as possible options. Chair candidates deny ties to candidates, urging the group to avoid promoting individuals while evaluating leadership changes.
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Omaha, Neb
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Young Republican National Federation
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California
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George Romney
Michigan
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Village in Hennepin to Get Federal Grant
Plymouth Village in Hennepin County will receive a $100,000 open space grant to acquire 74 acres across nine sites for park land. Minnesota sources also announced urban planning aid of $12,152 to Maple Grove and $8,696 to Vadnais Heights, plus a Headstart grant of $9,947 to the Fond du Lac Reservation Business Committee in Cloquet for 30 children for two months.
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Hennepin County
Minnesota
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Vadnais Heights
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Cloquet
Federal bill would make flag desecration a crime
Congress moves toward a federal ban on flag desecration with penalty up to $1000 fine and one year in prison. The measure targets those who mutilate defile burn or trample the flag while cautioning against unintentional offenses. Opponents argue constitutional and dissent issues amid Vietnam era tensions.
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D-Conn
New York
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Iwo Jima
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Edward G. Biester Jr
R-Pa
John Conyers Jr
D-Mich
Don Edwards
D. Calif
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