Senators angered by lack of briefing on SALT talks
Washington AP senators on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee fault the administration for failing to brief them on the US-Soviet arms talks and for not inviting Congress as observers to Helsinki. Sen. Albert Gore Jr and Chairman J. W. Fulbright demand briefing from the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency and plan to raise the issue when Secretary Rogers testifies.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Helsinki
SALT
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
White House
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
House
Gore
Hig Disarmament
Subcommittee
State Department
Henry Missinger
Congressional Liaison Office
J. W. Fulbright
Rogers
U. S
Hall
Fulbright
Senate
Disarmament Agency
Roger's
Vietnam
Syria to reopen Lebanese border gradually
Damascus announced a phased reopening of the sealed border with Lebanon. A government statement cited assurances from Palestinian guerrilla leaders that their agreement with the Lebanese army ensures freedom of action for guerrilla organizations in Lebanon. The border had been closed last month after the Lebanese army cracked down on guerrillas in south Lebanon near Israel.
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Damascus
Syria
Lebanon
Israel
Five Coe Seniors Elected to Phi Beta Kappa
Coe College names five seniors to Phi Beta Kappa: Alexander Almasov of Cedar Rapids Tony Alessi from Lindenhurst Susan Green of Olathe Kansas Margaret Hood of Hannibal Missouri and Mary Puinters of Cedar Rapids. Alessi and Green each spent a year abroad while Almasov and Puinters hold double majors. Initiation will occur in early December.
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Coe College
Phi Beta Kappa
Alexander Almasov
Cedar Rapids
Tony Alessi
Lindenhurst
Susan Green
Olathe
Kan
Margaret Hood
Hannibal
Mary Pusateri
Coe
Alessi
Miss Green
Europe
Almasoy
New York
Almasov
Miss Puinters
Miss Hood
Associated Waren Students
Knox
Linda Cleveland
Traffic Blocking Bear Removed From U.S. 41 Route
Michigan highway commission relocated a repeat bear that blocked traffic on U S 41 near Copper Harbor after tranquilizing it twice. The bear, known for begging handouts, was moved across Tavier s and swamps to a wooded area about 25 miles away and has not been seen on the highway since.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan Highway Commission
U.S. 41
Copper Harbor
Tiver's
NASA billed as unable to decide man’s space role
A White House panel accuses NASA of incompetence in choosing manned space roles, saying the agency ignored nine years of expert advice on human survival in space. The Biomedical Foundations of Manned Space Flight by Dr. Lee DuBridge and Dr. Lewis Branscomb argues NASA prioritizes quick success over biomedical science, hindering plans for long flights or Mars missions as Apollo 12 nears.
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Washington
White House
Space Agency
NASA
Mars
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Vice
Konkers
Lee DuBridge
Nixon
Space Science and Technology Panel
Lewis Branscomb
National Bureau of Standards
Moon
DuBridge
Rarth
Teaching Heads Coe Class of '69 Career Choices
Coe College graduates from the class of 1969 show teaching as the top field. Of 221 respondents, 60 entered teaching, mostly in Iowa with many staying in Cedar Rapids. Business and industry employed 49 graduates, graduate study drew 48, military 22, and government service 7, with 2 percent unemployed.
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Coe
Coe College
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Collins Radio Co
Peace Corps
Vista
FBI
U.S. Geological Survey
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