Johnson Considers Lifting Wheat Sale Restrictions to Reds
Washington sources report President Johnson may move to remove labor backed limits on U S wheat exports to the Soviet Union and other Communist nations. A high level commission would study replacing the 50 percent flag vessel rule, with decisions tied to trade and broader labor policy aims.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
U.S
Soviet Union
White House
Russia
Vietnamese Ruled Out Of U.S. Army
The U S Army will not recruit Vietnamese nationals for service in Vietnam or elsewhere. Defense officials say there is no current need for such manpower augmentation. Units in Europe have volunteers to serve in Vietnam, but South Vietnamese personnel serve as interpreters advisers rather than enlisted U S forces.
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Washington
United States
Korea
Defense Department
Viet Nam
Europe
U.S
Tsirimakos Fades In Greek Confidence Vote Chance
In Athens Premier designate Elias Tsirimokos faces near zero odds of winning a parliamentary confidence vote with 300 lawmakers. He seeks Center Union defections to reach 151 votes as Progressives with seven votes oppose him amid a six week Greek political crisis.
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Athens
UPI
Elias Tsirimokos
Tsirimokos
Center Union Party
George Papandreou
Progressive Party
Spyros Markezinis
Tsirimakos
Progressives
Nasser arrives in Moscow for Russo-Egyptian talks
Egypt's President Gamal Abdel Nasser flew into Moscow for talks with Soviet leaders on Russo-Egyptian relations. Kremlin leaders hosted a gala reception, matching the prestige given to Tito earlier this year as they sought to show friendship with the Arab world.
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Moscow
UPI
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Kremlin
Nasser
Tito
Yemen Pact Sparks Hope Yet Faces Hurdles in Civil War
A U.A.R. and Saudi accord outlines a cease fire and a joint peace committee, with Nasser withdrawing 55,000 troops and a transitional government to rule Yemen until a plebiscite by November 23, 1966. Disputes over Imam Sanaa return and cabinet roles loom amid U.S. British and Soviet interests.
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United States
Britain
Russia
Jidda
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Sheba
Nasser
Transition
Sanaa
Burglars Steal Jewelry and Beatle Records in London
In London thieves stole 11200 dollars worth of jewelry and Beatle records from the home of a Yorkshire magistrate and her son while they dined out. The burglars took all the Beatle records but left many classical recordings and spread chewing gum on the furniture.
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London
Denis Radcliffe
Yorkshire
John
Rental Income Tax Proposal Shapes House Bill Revisions
Boston United Press International reports the Ways and Means Committee revised its tax bill to include a rental income tax on amounts over 1,000 dollars, projecting around 5 million dollars annually. The measure also plans estate taxation and a new city aid formula, amid dissent from four Republicans and other budget moves by Gov. Volpe.
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UPI
House
Ways and Means
Legislative Taxation Committee
Senate
Maurice A. Donahue
Holyoke
John F. X. Davoren
Milford
Volpe
Endicott Peabody
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Peabody
Free Press and Fair Trials Debate at Convention
A panel of editors and prosecutors at the National District Attorneys Association Convention discussed free press rights and fair trials. Detroit News editor Martin Hayden criticized pretrial publicity and noted a lack of faith in the jury system, invoking the Cleopatra Syndrome.
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Machinak Island
Mich
National District Attorneys Association
Martin 5
Hayden
The
Detroit News
Mark Ethridge
Detroit Free Press
Robert F. Leonard
Genesee
Samuel J. Torina
Wayne
Michigan Court of Appeals
Timothy Quinn
W.B. Afleck
Ontario County
Canada
Cleopatra
Mark Antony
Radios Sought To Fight Spread Of Communism
Boston based report notes Jesuit priest Father Jose Vincente Echeverri appeals for 300 radio sets and more funds to expand a broadcasting station in Ciudad Kennedy, a Colombian city renamed for the late President Kennedy. He says the area has a Communistic influence and more equipment could teach democracy to residents.
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Boston
UPI
Kennedy
Jose Vincente Echeverri
S.J
Ciudad Kennedy
Kennedy City
Northeast Airlines Posts July Profit Amid Debt Cost
Northeast Airlines reported a net operating profit of 319000 for July. The figure included 150000 in interest provisions to major creditors and contrasted with a 367000 net loss for July 1964 as the company noted.
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Boston
UPI
Northeast Airlines Today
Negotiation Pressed by Steelmen in UPI Report
Pittsburgh newswire reports Steel wage talks resumed under federal mediation as USW and 10 major steel producers meet for a third time. President Johnson urged a fair settlement while union seeks 53.7 cents per hour over three years, management offers 40.6 cents plus fringes amid a looming midnight strike. Core wage and fringe figures are outlined with current industry pay averaging $4.40 per hour.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Johnson
United Steelworkers
USW
U.S. Steel Corp
Washington
Abel
R. Conrad Cooper
Cooper
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
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