North Korea and U N agree to Panmunjom talks on border security
North Korea and the United States agreed to meet Saturday at Panmunjom to discuss changes in border arrangements after the slayings of two American officers by North Korean guards. The talks aim to separate military personnel and address U S demands for punishment and safety guarantees.
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Seoul
South Korea
LSO
North Korea
Panmusjom
AMC
Aniwo Llorms
Neutral
United States
Rap Citi
Debates Still Uncertain as Campaigns Plan Talks Continue
Voters hear plans for presidential debates amid bipartisan debate over formats and timing. Carter and Ford camps discuss three to four debates plus vice presidential matchups, with Dole and other figures weighing in on forum locations and topics including foreign and domestic policy.
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Dewit
Yen S
Powell Nathimi
Ford
Thal Ode
Carter
Powell
League
Plains
Hearings Begin Over Mormon Will Challenge to Hughes Estate
Probate Court opens to determine authenticity of the handwritten will attributed to Howard Hughes amid a fight involving Dietrich and Summa Coop. Texas seeks estate control, while handwriting experts dispute the document’s origin and value at over 245 billion dollars.
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Pasveg
Howard Hughes
Wormen Hochh
Salt Lake Cus
Milionaires
Adennes
Harald Hheden
Nl Rhoder
Novak Dietrich
Dietrich
Summa
Holding Companie
Hughes
State of
Texas
Annete Gano Lummr
Houston
Thomal
London
Derek Davis
AIP Convention Seeks Platform And Presidential Candidate
The American Independent Party opened its national convention in Chicago seeking a platform and a presidential nominee. Three candidates Maddox Morris Rarick lead conservative draft planks urging tax cuts gun rights and opposition to draft evaders while vowing to end racial busing abortion and federal hostility toward Rhodesia and South Africa. About 600 delegates from 35 states registered with more expected before balloting.
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Chicago
LPI
American Independent Party + national convention
Merc
Georgie Gas
Maddox
Dallas
Robert Morris
Louisiana
John Rarick
South Vinca
Rhodesia
Cedar City Council approves IFA land bid and voting push
Cedar City officials opened bids for a North IFA land parcel with Intermountain Farmers Association the lone bidder at 5325. The council accepted the Utah Secretary of State Votingest City challenge to boost turnout. Mayor Jones announced approval to study the Old Smelter Site for a Cedar’s 125th birthday monument with exploration and documentation work approved.
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Cedar City
Daryl Stratton
Steve Warby
Harl Adams
IFA
Intermountain Farmers Association
Ind
Utah
California
Tom Challis
Iron Mission Park Committee
Kerry Jones
Challis
Cedar
Rain Breaks Drought as Thames Flows Erratically
Rain fell in London for the first time in 38 days easing drought fears across southeast England. The Thames, source in Gloucestershire, has leaked through its bed and stopped flowing in parts, with Denis Howell urging a 50 percent cut in daily use to avert rationing by October.
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London
UPI
Englana
Batam
al Heathrey
Kent
Fase
Thames
Herdan
Punjab
Niranien Simch Maneat
Britain
Gara
Thamester
Oxfordshire
Coates
Gloucestershire
Denis Howell
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Robert Dole
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Atnae Deli Tabata
Ns Democrats
Aby
von Wednesdas
Helshaus
Cbs
Dbutsdas
Wal
Vela
Halegs
Nelsen
White House
Phave
Bes Gu
Pharidas
AIP
convention + platform committee
Isnes
Wisconsin
Join McCouture
AJP
Couture
Ips
Erican
Pendfsi
John Razick
American Independent Party
UP Pi
Miles
Erkshire
ORL
Buckingham
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