King Seeks GOP Nomination For Auditor of Accounts
Jericho born Robert T. King, deputy auditor of accounts for 18 years, announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Auditor of Accounts ahead of the September 10 primary. A World War II veteran and longtime state government official, King aims to balance duty to his department with campaigning obligations.
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House Set to Pass Interstate Gun Sales Ban
Washington lawmakers push a bill to bar most interstate shipments of rifles and shotguns, with penalties for gun offenses. The House Rules Committee approved the measure 10 to 5, paving the way for potential passage this week alongside housing and foreign aid bills. The Senate Judiciary Committee planned to consider licensing and registration for all guns, while amendments to stiffen penalties for major crimes using a gun were expected on the floor.
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Report Criticizes DIA Operations And Warnings
A DIA review by the defense appropriations subcommittee finds misrouted warnings and backlogs that delayed critical intelligence. It cites a message to the Liberty reaching Pentagon late after an Arab Israeli war and notes eight days to deliver reports to analysts amid backlog concerns.
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Crash Wreckage Pokes From Kyushu University Hole
A U.S. military jet wreckage remains protruding from the building after a crash at Kyushu University. Officials declined a U.S. offer to remove the debris.
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Senate Group Scrutinizes Nuclear Treaty
Washington reports the Senate Foreign Relations Committee examined the nuclear arms treaty opened July 1 with U S Britain Russia and 53 others. Johnson urged swift approval while Sen Thurmond opposed it. Mansfield cautioned delays as France and Communist China declined to join the pact which aims to curb arms transfers and restrict non nuclear nations from obtaining such weapons.
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