Israel tightens stance on peace talks over ceasefire breach
Israeli cabinet majority under Prime Minister Golda Meir opposes Abba Eban and aims a tougher line on the American peace initiative. Dayan accuses Egypt and the USSR of moving SAM missiles within the standstill zone near the Suez Canal, violating the ceasefire. Jordan reports Israeli strikes on civilian targets in retaliation for mortar fire. US officials in Washington assess potential ceasefire violations as Rabin presents reconnaissance photos to Joseph Sisco. Nixon arrives in New Orleans to meet regional advisers on desegregation plans.
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Washington
Yitzhak” Rabin
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America
Western parade closes Cedar Rapids playground season
Children from 37 playgrounds took part as unique horses trotted downtown in a Western parade. Larry Van Oredale, 9, and Lisa Hoffman, 8, from Apache Park pulled a stagecoach while Jeff David’s dachshund rode an Appaloosa colt, representing Jones Park.
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Jones Park
Outbreak of Snipers Hits Chicago South Side
Chicago police hunted for snipers after reports across a dozen locations. Ten arrests followed while one officer was shot near the Southmoor hotel held by a street gang. A helicopter and canine units searched buildings as commuters feared gunfire.
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Woman's wit shines as she outsmarts wolf for mink
A woman proves her cleverness by luring a wolf and obtaining a mink, showcasing unexpected skill and daring in a rural setting.
Nixon Breaks Even in House Veto Battles
President Nixon split veto outcomes in the House with an $18 billion defense of agencies bill failing to override and a $4.4 billion education appropriation passing re passage by 288 to 114. The education bill now goes to the Senate where a two thirds vote is required.
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Turner Secures Decree Banning Rock Fest in Knoxville
Des Moines attorney general Richard Turner obtained a consent decree for a permanent injunction blocking a rock festival planned by Summer Exodus Enterprise Inc. in Knox ville on September 4. The decree, issued by Judge James Donato, threatens contempt penalties for Sound Storm Inc. officers and possible national guard action if promoters proceed. Turner vows to target future overnight festivals and cites grounds including flag desecration nudity drug use and presence of young children.
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Pol County
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Sound Storm Inc
Brandon Man Killed in One Car Crash Near Brandon
Glenn William Little 38 of rural Brandon was killed in a one vehicle crash around midnight Thursday five and one half miles south of Brandon.
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$40,000 Furnishings Bill For Hickel Office Investigated
Government auditors found Interior Secretary Waller Hickel spent about 40000 in public funds on office furnishings. Items included a 1700 desk and 56.25 per yard carpet with costs disputed. later stored and chair used an older Roosevelt era desk. GAO flagged purchases as unauthorized for lack of bids, but Hickel pledged to return items or seek refunds where improper.
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Economy Shows Gains but Consumer Demand Key to Upturn
Washington reports July gains in personal income and industrial production while a revised GNP shows higher output. Administration economists stress consumer spending as the crucial factor for recovery, aided by social security and pay raises. Meanwhile Judge June Green Fin day refused to halt Navy nerve gas dumping off Florida but urged a shallower site or land disposal to reduce potential harm.
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U. & District
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Jonrad Cheeg
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North Carolina
FDA Extends Cyclamate Ban to Diet Foods Nationwide
The FDA ordered all diet foods and drinks sweetened with cyclamates removed from shelves by Sept 1. Remaining cyclamate products could be seized as adulterated under federal law. The scope includes canned fruits and vegetables, juices, concentrates, lemonades and iced tea mixes containing cyclamates.
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Mamie Eisenhower to Receive Iowa Award
Des Moines Gov. Robert Ray announced Mrs. Dwight Eisenhower will receive the Iowa Award at a 2 p.m. ceremony at the First Presbyterian church in Boone. The award is the Iowa Centennial Memorial Foundation’s highest honor for outstanding citizen contributions.
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Dwight Eisenhower
President Eisenhower
Iowa
First Presbyterian Church
Boone
Robert Ray
Gov. Ray
Iowa Centennial Memorial Foundation
Ax Jowas
Foundations members named in 1951 conservation effort
The text lists foundation members including Herbert Hoover and J. N. as well as officials linked to Des Moines Iowa State University and the University of Iowa. It notes awards and scholarships tied to a fund reaching $200000 with trustees from multiple Iowa cities and institutions.
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