Kosygin cautions U S senators on strength policy
In Moscow Premier Kosygin told Senators Gore and Pell that peace talks would falter if one side holds greater strength. He urged progress on limiting anti ballistic missiles and ratifying the nuclear nonproliferation treaty, noting U S troops abroad as a comparable presence. The meeting followed Nixon’s call for strength and praised a telegram supporting joint steps toward world peace.
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Kosygin
U. S
Soviet Union
Nixon
Gore
D-Tenn
Pell
D-R. I
U.S
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Okinawa
Japan
Kremlin
Leningrad
Llewellyn Thompson
Podgorny
Third-Graders Correct Textbook Save Publisher Reprint
Six third graders at Madrona Elementary Seattle correctly identified math workbook errors in a new enrichment text. They tested problems, alerted publisher, and prompted a corrective reprint before orders went out. The six students are Curt Smith David Bierman Alison Bland Charles Klyn Brett Bodemer and Jacqueline Boyle.
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Seattle
Madrona
Curt Smith
David Bierman
Alison Bland
Charles Klyn
Brett Bodemer
Jacqueline Boyle
Carole Gromko
Czechs Edge Toward Repudiating Reforms
New York AP reports Czechoslovakia, under Moscow pressure for normalization, edges toward portraying reforms as fiction. The regime may crack down on dissent while signaling obedience to the Soviet intervention. An uneasy tightening of leadership is implied.
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New York
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Czech Lines Of Conflict Sharpening
In Prague tensions rise as 100000 university students across Bohemia and Moravia join a three day sit in to press for freedom of assembly and travel and a six month cap on press censorship. Journalists warn that silencing free expression would end reforms begun in January as Husak signals early normalization and vows decisive action against demonstrators.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Bohemia
Moravia
Communist Party Central Committee
Soviet Union
Mali Chief Overthrown By Leftist Officers In Coup
A leftist group in Bamako ousted President Modibo Keita, a longtime nonaligned leader with ties to Peking and Moscow. Keita’s fate was unknown as diplomats noted his residence was secured by troops. Mali’s economy and aid relations, including U.S. support, were discussed as the coup unfolded.
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Bamako
Mali
UPI
Modibo Keita
Africa
Keita
West
Peking
Moscow
Texas
U.S
Nixon Studies Unity Aim Amid Private Bahamas Retreat
President-elect Nixon plans to stress unity as a keynote theme for his administration. He emphasizes communication as the core method and will pursue meetings with key leaders across society after a Bahamas vacation on Mermaid Beach with aide C G Rebozo and security detail.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Bahamas
Mermaid Beach
Grand Cay Group
The
Bahama Islands
Coast Guard
C. G. Rebozo
Secret Service
Robert Abplanalo
Bronxville
N.Y
New York
Frederick Keppel
George Meany
Supreme Court Bars Precleared Bans On White Supremacist Speech
The Supreme Court on Tuesday lifted a Maryland eastern shore ban on white supremacist speeches. The unanimous ruling requires due process before suppressing speech, noting police cannot bar speakers in advance without a judge hearing. Justice Fortas warned against overbroad Orders while acknowledging limits where speech incites violence.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Maryland
Fortas
National States Rights Party
Somerset County
Princess Anne
Maryland Court of Appeals
Weather Bureau Vacancies Cited in Joking Verse
A humorous issued line jokes that men fearing ruin by success should join the weather bureau. The quip plays on the idea of stable, predictable work and public service.
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The
Weather Bureau
Ten underage girls linked to Anamosa Mount Vernon shoplifting
A total of 10 girls from Anamosa and Mt. Vernon, ages 12 to 17, are implicated in shoplifting here since August. Police Chief Don Turner City Attorney Larry Conmey and four merchants planned a Tuesday meeting to discuss charges. Items recovered include clothing from Ament's and goods from Ron Jean's Hawley Superdrug and Ben Franklin.
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Anamosa
Mt. Vernon
Don Turner
Larry Conmey
Ament’s
Ron Jean
Hawley Superdrug
Ben Franklin
Anamosa and Mt. Vernon Girls Implicated in Shoplifting
Police report two Anamosa girls admitted stealing items worth 21.50 from Ron Jean's and implicated three others. Five Mt. Vernon girls and parents also confessed to prior thefts. Recovered merchandise from Anamosa homes valued 200 to 250 dollars includes clothing and jewelry. restitution to be made.
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Ron Jean
Turner
Mt. Vernon
Anamosa
Agnew Family Returns Home From Puerto Rico Vacation
Vice president elect Spiro T. Agnew and his family returned to Annapolis after a vacation in Puerto Rico. They arrived Monday aboard an Air Force plane with friends.
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Annapolis
Agnew
Puerto Rico
Air Force
Four Sites In Da Nang Sector Hit By Rockets
Communist gunners shelled at least four allied installations around Da Nang as heavy fighting continued for a fourth day. U.S. Marines reported 62 guerrillas killed south of Da Nang, and one American killed with others wounded in attacks on Red Beach and nearby bases.
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da Nang
Saigon
UPS
Huong
South Vietnam
U. S
Johnson
North Vietnam
Camp Tiensha
U. S. Navy
Monkey Mountains
Marble Mountain
Young
Marine Logistics Center
Red Beach
U.S
Vietnam Press Agency
Okinawa
Draft Delay Sought for Graduate Students
The Selective Service proposed to state directors that graduate students drafted during a term may be allowed to finish the term before reporting for military service.
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Washington
Selective Service
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Walter R. Mears
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