Kosygin Blasts U S At U N In Middle East Row
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin charged the United States with inciting Israel to war as the General Assembly debated the Middle East crisis. He urged Israel out of Arab lands and warned of possible nuclear conflict while U S Ambassador Goldberg rebutted the charges.
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U.S
General Assembly
Middle East
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Kosygin
Arthur Goldberg
Israel
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Elm Disease Spreads via Roots In Cedar Rapids Survey
Cedar Rapids park workers push annual Dutch elm survey amid bad weather and root grafting. Forestry supervisor Bob Gardner notes 0 percent spraying progress last fall and warns disease may spread through grafts and bark beetles. City uses Yapam to disrupt root connections. 1,300 elms were removed last year. If rain stops, survey should finish in a month.
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Cedar Rapids
Bob Gardner
Gardner
Park Department
Cedar Rapids Marine Killed in Vietnam
Cedar Rapids Lance Cpl. Charles Gradoville 19 died from shrapnel wounds in Vietnam after three months there. Born Aug 13 1947 he was a Regis High School graduate class of 1965 and a former Hawkeye Grapeville Boys State participant. Survived by his parents eight brothers and a sister services pending.
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Hawkeye Grapeville
Mason City Junior College
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Hunter finds no storm development in suspicious Atlantic area
A hurricane hunter pilot investigated a suspicious area 500 miles northeast of Puerto Rico and found only a band of showers. Gordon Dunn of the national hurricane center called it very doubtful any storm would form, noting it was the fifth system of a 19 day season.
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Puerto Rico
Gordon Dunn
National Hurricane Center
Soviet Middle East Aide Varies in Public Absence
Moscow reports deputy foreign minister Vladimir Semenov in charge of Middle East affairs has not appeared in public since Israel defeated Soviet Arab allies. Spokesman offered no information and Western diplomats speculate he may have been fired or secretly abroad.
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Israel
Soviet Union
Vladimir Semenov
Foreign Ministry
Semenov
British Condemn China's Hydrogen Bomb Test
London AP reports that the British government condemned Red China's first hydrogen bomb test. A foreign office statement urged adherence to the test ban treaty as reflecting global desire to halt nuclear weapon proliferation.
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London
Red
Dirksen Defends Senate amid Dodd Censure Fight
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen urged that the chamber is on trial along with Sen. Thomas Dodd in the ethics case. He said he is proud of the institution and opposed any damage to it as debate continues over censure for conduct claimed to dishonor the Senate. The ethics committee recommended censure for misusing funds and implying campaign purposes.
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Washington
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Weather warnings reach across Cedar Rapids area
A severe thunderstorm watch was issued for parts of Eastern Iowa and Northwestern Illinois from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. The area included the Cedar Rapids region, with possible large hail and damaging winds as a line of storms moved through from Burlington to Des Moines and Mason City to Dubuque.
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Weather Bureau
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Illinois
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UPI
Alexei Komiles
Dessygin
Phase Out Personal Property Taxes in Iowa Senate Action
DES MOINES AP The Iowa senate approved a bill to phase out taxes on up to 10 000 of personal property assessed value by 1971 sending the measure to the house. The body also reconsidered and amended a prior similar bill and passed it again. Senator H L Heying proposed exempting 2 500 of assessed value from 1968 and increasing the exemption by that amount yearly until 10 000 is exempt thereafter.
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Tawa Senate
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Dwest Union
Iowa House OKs Legalizing ICAP Alcoholism Project
The Iowa House passed HF754 by a 94 to 11 vote sending the bill to the Senate to legalize the ICAP alcoholism project. Gov. Harold Hughes created the program with federal funds amid dispute with Atty. Gen. Richard Turner. About 750 alcoholics have been served since February in Des Moines offices led by John Mackey and Kenneth Eaton.
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Des Moines
Iowa House
Senate
Richard Turner
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Hughes
House Appropriations Committee
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Kenneth Eaton
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Hussein says no conclusive evidence of Western planes aiding Israel
King Hussein of Jordan said he had no conclusive evidence that British and U S planes from carriers aided Israel in the Arab-Israeli conflict. He added he was not accusing any nation but did not rule out the possibility.
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U.S
Israel
Johnson outlines five peace principles in Middle East speech
President Johnson urged withdrawal of Israeli forces only as part of broader negotiations for a general Arab Israeli peace. He called for recognition of national rights, freedom of passage, refugee solutions, and limits on arms racing, warning simple troop pullback could invite renewed conflict. The remarks came at a State Department policy conference amid U.N. debates with Kosygin.
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Middle East
Kosygin
Johnson
Israel
Washington
John Hightower
U.S
State Department
U.N
Satellites Talk Across Space Between Earth Sides
Two American satellites in seven months proved they can signal each other across 12 000 miles using the ionosphere. The test, conducted by the Air Force at Wright Patterson and Raytheon, showed possible long distance space communications without ground relays.
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