Allies condemn East German travel ban on Berlin routes
Western allies stated there is no justification for East Germany to restrict surface routes to West Berlin aimed at West German federal assembly electors. They blamed the Soviet Union for access rights and noted the move affects 1,036 delegates and 300 aides plus armed forces. The Bonn government denounced the ban as aggressive and a violation of international law.
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East Germany
West Berlin
Federal Assembly
Berlin
Soviet Union
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U.S
Britain
France
Heinrich Luebke
Bar Radicals From Iowa Campus Trigger Senate Call
Iowa lawmakers pressed regents to bar campus voices from speaking rostrums citing a recent University of Iowa power symposium led by Tom Hayden. Sen Charles Mogged urged firmer leadership to replace University president Howard Bowen amid concerns over student fees funding agitators. Democratic leader Andrew Frommelt cautioned that lawmakers risk giving Hayden and like groups the publicity they seek.
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Des Moines
Iowa Board of Regents
Charles Mogged
Fairfield
University of Iowa
Mogged
Tom Hayden
The
Students For A Democratic Society
Hayden
Nixon Visit to Berlin Still On
KEY BISCAYNE AP The Florida White House said President Nixon will proceed with plans to visit West Berlin during his European trip despite East German threats to disrupt West Germanys planned presidential election Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler stated the president will make the trip to West Berlin Nixon is set to visit the former German capital later this month as part of a five nation tour of Western Europe
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Key Biscayne
Florida White House
Nixon
West Berlin
West Germany
Ronald Ziegler
Europe
White House Heeds Iowa Mom Plea on Sons’ Vietnam Orders
Mt Vernon resident Mrs Allard phoned the White House seeking mercy for her two sons bound for Vietnam. Dennis had orders canceled within hours after her call, while Steven was preparing to depart from Fort Hood. The incident came to light after Friday.
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White House
Iowa
MT. Vernon
Robert Allard
Vietnam
Washington
Pfc
Dennis Allard
Steven Allard
Fort Hood
Texas
Truth-in-Lending Regulations Set Forces Open Credit Costs
The Federal Reserve Board issued sweeping truth in lending rules to disclose total interest and service costs in all credit transactions. Effective July 1, banks, stores, and credit providers must reveal finance charges and APR clearly on statements and in ads. penalties include fines up to 5000 dollars, jail, or both. Civil suits allowed for certain finance charges.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
Skirts Rank in Advancement Equal with the Steamboat
A playful note likens a tiny skirt advancement to the steamboat era quote from Robert Fulton about not waiting for wind. The item carries a humorous copyright aside about progress without wind.
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Robert Fulton
Condensation Problem Plagues Cedar Rapids Airport T Hangers
Cedar Rapids officials contend with moisture inside new T-hangars at the airport. Private owners paying 40 dollars monthly report ice and water on floors with several planes frozen. Green Engineering notes moisture rises from asphalt floors. a 16 inch ventilator is tested to improve airflow. Hangars built by Behlen Manufacturing Co and erected by Kinderknecht Construction Co at a total cost of 187000 dollars. Airport commissioners debate responsibility for the issue.
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Cedar Rapids
Jameson
Charles Mullinex
Green Engineering Co
Mullinex
Behlen Manufacturing Co
Kinderknecht
Catholics To Close Eleven East Iowa Schools
The Dubuque archdiocese announced closures affecting about four percent of its students. Ten elementary schools and two high schools will merge into public systems next fall, costing Iowa taxpayers an extra $1 million in operating costs.
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Independence
Archdiocese of Dubuque
Iowa
Educational Planning Commission
Sacred Heart of Monticello
New York City Braces as Major Snowstorm Paralyzes Northeast
A coastal storm dumped up to 15 inches of snow across New York City and New England. NYC declared a snow emergency as transport links collapsed. Railroads cut schedules, roads clogged, and airports closed with thousands stranded. Power failures and mass closures followed as the storm moved offshore toward Nantucket.
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New York
Middle Atlantic
New England
New York City
Long Island
Penn Central
New Haven
Trenton
N. J
Albany
N. Y
Connecticut
Canaan
Atlantic Ocean
Nantucket
Mass
Virginia Capes
Virginia
Maryland
Scituate
Providence
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Boston Edison
Food Appeal For 6000 At New York Airport
A National Airlines spokesman urged a helicopter drop to Kennedy airport where 6000 stranded passengers camped after a snowstorm. About 500 were at the National terminal including 30 children two diabetics and one heart patient.
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New York
National Airlines
Kennedy Airport
National Terminal
Pan American
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Port Authority
1000 Cars Stranded on Hudson Bridge
A snowstorm stranded at least 1,000 vehicles on the Tappan Zee bridge spanning the Hudson River near Tarrytown New York as more than a foot of snow fell. About 600 motorists sought shelter at the Church of the Transfiguration while Red Cross aid followed, and many others huddled in their cars or sought warmth in nearby churches and firehouses as state police urged evacuation before fuel runs out.
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Albany
New York City
Tap‘pan Zee
Hudson River
Tarrytown
N. Y
Tappan Zee
Church of the Transfiguration
Red Cross
Storm Closes Stock Exchanges
A crippling snowstorm in New York City forced the New York and American stock exchanges to close on Monday. The city’s commodity exchanges also suspended operations.
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New York
American Stock Exchanges
New York City
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