Kissinger urges stronger U.N. peace role in new U.S. policy
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told the United Nations General Assembly that there can be no delay in strengthening the UN peacekeeping operations. He stressed philosophy over specific proposals, cited past U.N. successes, and warned against forming new power blocs while urging the Security Council to take a more central role. He pledged no new deals with Moscow or Beijing and praised the easing of tensions with Germany, Japan, and Korea.
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United Nations
N.Y
Henry Kissinger
U. General Assembly
Ecoming
Kissinger
Mid- East
U.N
U. S
Security Council
Soviet Union
China
Moscow
Peking
WU. 8
World Organization
Att Co
U.S
Russia
Plan To Ask for 10 Cent Stamp Increase
Postmaster General Elmer Klassen said the U S postal service will seek an across the board 10 cent increase for first class mail next January. The plan to raise rates to 10 cents would be submitted to the Postal Rate Commission for recommendation. If approved, the governing board would implement the new costs following final authorization.
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Washington
UPI
Elmer Klassen
U. S
Klassen
Postal Rate Commission
Nixon Urges Quick Gas Price Decision By White House
President Nixon instructed the Cost of Living Council to speed a Phase 4 gas price increase this week. Acting as many service stations closed in protest, officials said the panel would try to finalize action and clear up confusion over price controls.
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Washington
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Cost of Living Counell
John Dunlop
White House
Gerald Warren
Conell
Washington, ID. C
Tndianapolis
California
Charles Binstadt
National Congress of Petroleum Retailers
Chicago
Einstadt
Courl
Alstr
U S Plans Stepwise Fuel Rationing Amid Shortage
Washington reports the Nixon administration has moved most of its contingency plan toward rationing energy use while keeping rationing as a last resort. The plan outlines four stages from voluntary restraint to full-scale conservation, with rationing considered only in severe shortages and when other measures fail. Officials call the plan a working draft not yet adopted, and say current actions already reflect its first three stages.
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Washington
White House
Saturday Car Crash Claims Second Victim
A Cedar Rapids area crash left four year old Barbara Hwiger and her mother Sandra A dead or injured. Terri, 2, remained in serious condition Monday in St Luke's ICU. Authorities mention a contingency plan amid shortages affecting local services.
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Terri
St .Luke's Hospital
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Etringer
Cedar Terrace
Springville
Lority
Linn
Severn
Elringer
Major Viet Nam Battle Report Shakes Pleiku Front
Government spokesmen say Le Minh base near Pleiku was hit hard by shelling and ground assault on Saturday with losses to allied forces. Viet Cong truce delegates deny details as negotiations continue in Saigon and Phnom Penh.
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Peiku
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Republic of Vietnam
Paris
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E Minh
Vin
Cedar Rapids considers civic center plan with hotel bid
Mayor Canney outlines a downtown parcel bid for a civic center and hotel funded by hotel revenue and property taxes The plan aims to retire bonds without a tax increase and includes a proposed 12 story hotel atop a five story civic center in Cedar Rapids The report mentions a city investment rating and potential further bids on property taxes and development.
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Mike Deupree
Cedar Rapids
Civic Center
Dimalid Canney
Cannny
Lan
Communist Party
Ashh Salldiit
Corlog Altamirano
Allende
Valers
Alou
Cala
Elvie
Canney
Jyrae
Gustave Baigh
Santiago
Lawmakers Hear Hunt Link Watergate to Kennedy Plot
Howard Hunt testified before the Senate Watergate committee that Charles Colson approved an intelligence plan to undermine the Kennedy administration using diplomatic cables. Hunt said the plan tied to the so called Gemstone scheme and the later Watergate wiretapping, as he recalled January 1972 discussions with Colson during a resumed hearing.
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Washington
Howard Hunt
Hunt
Carson
Senate
Colson
Pett|s
Fagon
Daniel Ellsberg
Senate Watergale Committee
Watergate hearings televised with ABC NBC CBS run schedule
AP reports ABC televised the Watergate hearings live on Monday with NBC taking over Tuesday and CBS on Wednesday. The remainder of the week has no hearings. The testimony cited Colson and former presidential adviser John Ehrlichman and described efforts to alter or fabricate cables to shift blame for Diem’s assassination, with connections to the Nixon campaign.
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New York
ABC
NBC
CBS
Hun Sail
Diem
Kennedy
Colgan
Catholic US
Peron Wins Argentina Victory as He Returns to Presidency
Official returns show Juan Domingo Peron winning with 7,286,004 votes in 4,777 districts, while Raúl Balvin of the Radical Civic Union finished second with 2,897,697. Peron's third wife Isabel Martinez will become vice president when he assumes office on October 12, as she may become the hemisphere's first female president.
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Richard Balvin
Radical Civic Lnion
Meansigen Manrique
Juan Carlos
Coral
Socialist Workers
LGA
Feron
Isabel Martinez
Western Hemisphere
Peron
Heromne
Hemisphere
Perot
Argentina
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