U S and Soviet Plan Joint Nuclear Curbs Treaty
United States and Soviet Union plan to present a joint draft treaty to curb nuclear weapons at the Geneva disarmament conference. Negotiators struggle over safeguards and inspections but aim for a quick accord after submitting the draft. Discussions followed Johnson Kosygin talks, with Middle East issues and nonproliferation dominating. Vietnam talks were not pursued due to deep differences. The two powers acknowledge Israel’s state and consider peace between Arabs and Israelis, with possible emphasis on economic development and arms shipment limits.
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Soviet Union
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Rusk
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Johnson
Kosygin
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Moscow
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Middle East
Havana
Vietnam
Irael
Kremlin
U S Appeals to Israel Go Easy in Jerusalem
Washington urged Israel to avoid swift annexation of Jerusalem’s old city area seized from Jordan. The note followed reports that Israel had unified municipal services there, with religious leaders to be consulted before any action, while Buffalo faced a fresh flare of violence as about 400 engaged in clashes with 23 arrests and estimated damages near $50,000.
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White House
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Church of the Havana
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Tass
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Foreign Ministry
Israeli Jerusalem
Health Complex Plans Face Regional Funding Hurdles
Linn county weighs a proposed health complex amid federal regional participation rules and a 100000 population threshold in Iowa law. committee members consider adjacent counties’ contracts or board representation to satisfy federal expectations. final decisions unlikely before fall.
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Linn County
Ed Hanlon
Linn County Assn
Iowa
Richard Lamping
United Community Services
UCS
Ebinger
Iucs
Linn County Board of Su
Twin Pines
De Gaulle to Meet Kosygin Saturday Sources Say
French government sources indicated Charles de Gaulle would receive Soviet premier Alexei Kosygin on Saturday, signaling a scheduled high level talks with potential implications for Franco Soviet relations amid growing Cold War diplomacy.
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de Gaulle
B52s Strike Uprising Areas and Bren Foray Near Hanoi
U S B52s bombed infiltration routes in Quang Tri and Kontum provinces. Over 300 paratroopers from the 173rd airborne brigade conducted a 50 patroller action, killing six North Vietnamese and taking one prisoner. Ten Marines killed and 27 wounded in Quang Tri clashes. 28 N Vietnamese reported killed. Navy jets from Constellation and Intrepid pounded Nam Dinh area targets with 50 plus aircraft. Civilian toll from a bus mine rose to 40 dead, 10 wounded, with 17 bodies found.
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Demilitarized Zone
Kontum Province
U.S
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Kon
Leathernecks
Constellation
Intrepid
Nam Dinh
Hanoi
Saigon
North Vietnam
Red China
Senate approves regents office funds boost in Des Moines
DES MOINES Iowa Senate approved a 105000 a year appropriation to run the state board of regents headquarters in Des Moines. The vote was unanimous at 51 to 0, increase from 92810 adopted by the house, which must concur or send to conference.
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Des Moines
Iowa Senate
State Board of Regents
House
House Rejects Pact On Vo Tech Schools Des Moines
In Des Moines the House backed up Wednesday and rejected a compromise bill for vo tech schools. The bill sought $4.5 million for the state’s new area schools after a prior 67 to 46 House vote and conference committee discussions.
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House
Des Moines
Town House
Senate
Iowa Senate Cuts $10 Million From College Building Bill
In Des Moines the Iowa Senate reduced HF747 by 10 million, approving 30 million for 1967 69 building needs for state regents institutions. The move trimmed items including 700 000 for site planning of a new western Iowa college and 3 185 000 for a veterinary building at Iowa State. The changes followed Gov Hughes budget recommendations.
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Des Moines
Iowa Senate
State Board of Regents
Iowa
House
Iowa State
Ames
Sen
Joseph Flatt
Winterset
Western Iowa College
Senate
His Dream of New Home Smashed at Last Minute
MIAMI AP Six years of saving 1800 dollars in a post office deposit box for a down payment on a new home vanish when an agent delays and Dingle’s pants with the money are discarded and later burned. He returns home to find his moving day blocked and the money gone in the trash.
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Felicetta
Miami
Dingle
Senate on Tax Hike To Pay for It
Des Moines action loomed as Iowa lawmakers pressed HF702 to raise 112.55 million for a new school aid formula and to cut statewide property taxes by about 18 to 20 percent. House passage of HF686 came with 95 votes to 15, amid protests from publishers manufacturers and citizens wary of higher taxes. Senate actions sparked tense lounges and a call of the senate as conflict over amendments grew.
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Frank Nye
Des Moines
Iowa
House
Senate
Eastern Iowa school millages face cuts in draft plan
Under an Iowa legislative package equity plan Eastern Iowa districts would see millage reductions based on current budgets. Anamosa Cedar Rapids College Community Iowa City Linn-Mar Marion millage figures include proposed reductions with resulting levy figures and district totals.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
College Community
Kowa City
Linn-Mar
Marion
Unfink: a new super-duper computer for error checks
A lighthearted note on a claimed acquisition by big computer firms of a machine named Unfink that monitors other computers and reports their errors. Copyright line ends the item.
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