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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1970

Page

4

Rogers peace plan for Middle East analysis

UPI analysis notes Secretary Rogers proposed a cease fire and indirect talks through a UN mediator. It highlights that the plan did not require direct Israeli Arab talks or immediate territorial withdrawal and references Rhodes Formula style negotiations and UN Resolution 242. It also stresses the refugee issue and the need for a just settlement.

Phil Newsom UPI William PF Rogers Middle, East AW Lt United Nations United States U.S Gamal Abdel Nasser United Arab Republic Russia Middle East Fedayeen

Farm bill push seeks $55,008 cap on payments

Agriculture Secretary Clifford Hardin urged quick Senate passage of a House farm bill setting a $55,008 cap on government payments to large cotton, wheat, and feed-grain producers. The House rejected a $20,000 ceiling and approved the bill 212 to 171, with supporters vowing renewed efforts in conference. Five big farms in 1959 received $1 million-plus, including one California farm over $1 million.

Washington UPI Agriculturea Clifford al. Flardin Senate Paul Findley California Indley Finchey Silvio O. Conte R-Mass House

Huntley apologizes to Nixon for Life magazine remarks

UPI reports NBC broadcaster Chet Huntley sent President Nixon a July 14 letter expressing deep embarrassment over Life magazine quotes attributed to him. Huntley said the statements do not reflect his views and conveyed regret that he appeared responsible for them.

Washington UPI Inet Chel Iuntley Nixon Life Magazine Huntley Life Cheb Anntley

Ray I Best rites set for Saturday

Funeral services for Ray I Best 66 who farmed near Richland are set for 10 a.m. Saturday at the Presbyterian Church and Schuyler Cemetery with the Rev. Richard Hovis officiating. Best died Tuesday at Behlen Memorial Hospital in Columbias after a short illness. His body will be in state at Svoboda Funeral Home after 8 a.m. Friday. He was born January 1 1900 in Colfax County to Raymond I and Antonia Vasek Best. He married Viasta Swanda February 11 1925 in Council Bluffs Iowa. Survivors include his widow daughter Mrs Gordon Jacqueline Mable of Leigh son Ray Jr of Richland six grandchildren one great granddaughter two sisters Mrs Blanche Fokl and Mrs Lois Alla Vavlay both of Ashland. Preceding him in death were his parents and one sister.

Schuyler Ray I. Best Richland Presbyterian Church Schuyler Cemetery Richard Hovis Best Behlen Memorial Hospital Columbias Svoboda Funeral Home Colfax County Raymond Antonia Vasek Best Viasta Swanda Council Bluffs Jaws Gordon Jacqueline) Mable Leigh Ray Jr Hichland Blanche Fok Lois Alla) Vavlay Ashland

House seeks date stamping on canned foods

Rep Leonard urges FTC action banning indefinite shelf life claims on canned foods and backs legislation requiring printed pack dates to aid consumer knowledge and food safety.

Washington UPD Leonard Arlestein D-N.y Federal Trade Commission Fargs i

Ford Moscow plan blamed on US policy shift

A Soviet magazine article in USA claims United States policy bounced Ford's truck factory project in the Soviet Union. Defense Secretary Laird is cited as scuttling Henry Ford II's plan, marking the US as the loser in the decision.

Moscow United States Henry Ford II Soviet Union USA Defense Meylin R. Laird Ford Russia

State Dept Considers Protest Over Soviet Vessel Incident

Washington says it may lodge a formal protest with the Soviet Union regarding a Russian ship that crossed the bow of a U.S. vessel and nearly collided with a destroyer after a Poseidon missile launch from a U.S. submarine off Florida. The Soviet vessel also tried to recover debris, apparently unsuccessfully.

Washington UPI State Department Soviet Union U.S Florida

Manson trial continues as women chant in courtroom

In Los Angeles a jury hearing the Sharon Tate murder case heard Charles Manson followers Leslie van Houten Susan Atkins and Patrizia Krenwinkel chant in unison from jail denim outfits after a brief recess The judge ordered the trial to proceed amid defense calls for a mistrial claiming Nixon remarks could influence jurors The prosecution asserted any error was invited by the defense and jurors appear capable of an impartial verdict Potential dinner guests listed at end of report.

Los Angeles UPI Charles Manson Charles Older Nixon Dury Leslie van Houten Susan Atkins Patrizia Krenwinkel Denver Manson Alt Paul Fitegerald Didiret Aron Stovitz

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