Kissinger warns against tight limits on nuclear exports
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told the Senate committee that proposed restrictions on exporting nuclear technology and material would undermine U.S. nonproliferation aims. He warned such moves could damage alliances, reduce U.S. influence, and prompt uncontrolled competition among suppliers while stressing safeguards and ongoing negotiations to curb spread of weapons. He cited four core principles for a global export framework and urged careful accounting of peaceful energy needs.
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Henry Kissinger
U.S
Kissinger
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Government Operations Committee
United States
State Department
International Atomic Energy Agency
IAEA
House Rejects Effort To Kill Crime Code
DES MOINES the house opened debate on a senate passed bill to revise the state criminal code after an amendment aimed at killing the 427 page measure failed. Rep Oakley warned the house of a lengthy future debate if the bill is taken up and urged defeating the killer amendment to allow merit discussion.
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D-Davenport
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Arthur Small
Town City
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Altoona
Varley
Dale Cochran
Eagle Grove
Jerome Fitzgerald
D-Fort Darlge
Fitzgerald
Roger Halvorson
R-Monona
No Man Marries On Hundred Dollar Week Era
Column notes social shift as marriage plans hinge on higher earnings with men expected to earn at least double the weekly hundred dollar rate.
Riley Candidate For Congress
Nomination papers for a Second district congressional candidate were removed from the Iowa Secretary of State office by Pat Miller of Des Moines. The Gazette learned that Miller has been hired to support Riley's campaign though formal confirmation from Riley is unavailable.
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Des Moines
Melvin Synhorst
Pat Miller
the Gazette
Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
Gazette
Miller
Riley
Government economy mixed as housing falls and debt climbs
Washington reports a cautious economy with January new home sales at 552000, down 15.7 percent from December, while consumer installment debt rose by 1.29 billion on auto financing. HEW notes family welfare rolls declined slightly in November, suggesting mixed signals in the Bicentennial year.
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Ford Administration
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Commerce Department
Department
Federal Reserve Board
HEW
Cattle Holding Action Sparks Mixed Market Signals
National Farmers Organization President Oren Lee Staley says it is too early to gauge the impact of the cattle holding action. Market observers note no clear change at Wilson plant in Cedar Rapids over two days with prices up a quarter from Friday.
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National Farmers Organization
Oren Lee Staley
NFO
Wilson
Cedar Rapids
NFC
Staley
The
Gazette
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ron Cole
Wilson & Co., Inc
Wilson's
Dow Tops 1 000 as Trading Surges On NYSE
The Dow Jones industrial average moved above 1,000 for the first time since January 1973, climbing to 1,000.47 during the first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange. The index reached 1,000.39 at 10:42 a.m. and had gained 15.82 points the previous day.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Florida Primary Shapes Ford Reagan Clash In Vote
Florida voters turned out in heavier numbers than expected amid rain as the Ford Reagan contest narrowed. Broward and Dade counties showed strong turnout while Leon predicted 55 to 60 percent. Reagan sought momentum with a five day swing, defying talk of a looming retreat.
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Ronald Reagan
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Miami
Broward County
Florida Panhandle
Leon County
North
Reagan
Kansas City
Champaign
Ill
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Vermont
Motion Withdrawn Ant-Smoking Bill Faces House Hurdles
Iowa state politics cent next to passage. Sen E Kevin Kelly withdraws motion to reconsider a 35 to 13 senate vote. Rep James Wells aims to move the bill through the House sifting committee amid new limits on committees and deadlines for adjournment.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Kevin Kelly
Sioux City
James Wells
Cedar Rapids
House
Kreamer Exits Cedar Rapids School Board
Cedar Rapids Kreamer will resign from the Cedar Rapids Community School Board, with a replacement sought to avoid a special election. The director district one member, elected last September, cited moving away as the reason. The board will accept letters of application through March 24 and vow a public, interview-based selection process.
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Kreamer
the Gazette
Marvin) Maire
H. Edward Beatty
Beatty
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