Meir Rejects Big Powers Involvement In Middle East
London AP report shows Prime Minister Golda Meir insisting Israel opposes big power intervention in peace efforts. Stewart counters Big Four talks offer the only realistic path, amid arms sales controversy and shifting U S Soviet diplomacy.
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Mrs. Meir
Israel
London
Golda Meir
Britain
Mideast
Michael Stewart
Russia
France
United States
United Nations
Gunnar V. Jarving
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Moscow
Washington Post
Andrei A. Gromyko
Cairo
Meir
Stewart
Bis Four
Cancer antibody screening eyed for mass cancer tests
Muna of Microbiological Sciences and Dr. Stanley Marcus of the University of Utah report progress in using antibodies to detect various cancers. They see potential for slide based blood tests that diagnose multiple cancers using the same specimen, backed by a two year grant of 30000 from the American Cancer Society.
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Munn
Marcus
American Cancer Society
Student Faces Barriers Yet Aims to Help Others
In Spring Valley a blind and aged student explains his drive to aid others despite adversity. He applied to private and government social welfare agencies while his wife and son in a trailer home express confidence he will succeed.
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Hemple Fas
Spring Valley
Six Presumed Dead In Helicopter Crash Off San Diego
A Navy Ull Seasprite helicopter on a mercy flight from the carrier Constellation crashed into the sea seven miles northwest of San Diego. Six aboard are presumed dead. bodies recovered include Lt Richard Alan Fitzsimmons 26 of Marengo IL and one unidentified crewman. Other listed missing or identified: Capt Andrew W Stevenson 45, Wayne Zarling 35, Lt Leonard E Geza Jr 29, and Senior Chief James I Dean 47. The accident occurred during patient transfer amid early dawn maneuvers.
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San Diego
Calif
Richard Alan Fitzsimmons
Marengo II
Messing
Andrew W. Stevenson
Constellati
Reduction in Vietnam Force Levels Stirs Budget Talk
Reduction again arriving in Vietnam in December of that year. Four infantry brigades were deployed, the Sth Marine Division formed in June 1966 and stationed in California as U S strength was trimmed. Long-range planning considers cutting total US armed strength to about 24 million, about 500,000 fewer than during the 1964 buildup, with a potential annual saving of up to ten billion after the war.
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Page One
Vietnam
Sth
California
United States
U.S. West Coast
Pentagon
Clergy Call For Racial Justice And Unity In Nation
A Baptist convention resolution condemns the National Black Economic Development Conference. It urges Americans to pursue racial justice economic improvement political emancipation educational advancement and Christian understanding while denouncing the N B E D C demands and methods and their intimidation threats and ultimatums.
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United States
Black Economic Development Conference
U S Steel Accepts Proposed Judgment In Antitrust Suit
United States Steel Corp says it interprets the court judgment as preventing reciprocity to force suppliers or potential suppliers to become or remain customers. The Justice Department suit claims ties boosted market forecement and foreclosed competitors, with U S Steel reporting 4.5 billion in sales last year and noting its roles in coal chemicals and cement.
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Ing
United States Steel
Justice Department
U.S. Steel
Big Steel
Th O
Graham Opens 10 Day New York Crusade At Madison Square Garden
Billy Graham drew over 20 000 attendees at Madison Square Garden and 3 000 at nearby Manhattan Center for opening night of a 10 day New York crusade. About 1 200 committed their lives to Christ, marking a stronger than expected start amid a changed religious climate.
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New York
Cap
Tilly Graham
Madison Square Garden
Manhattan Center
Graham
North Carolina
Evanicelis
Christ
Elmer W. Enestrem
Interdenominational Crusade Board of Directors
RCA Board
Jesus
Tom
Cife
Vietnam withdrawal plan shifts 25,000 troops by August
Pentagon and Honolulu officials discuss designating a land ing team from the 3rd Marine Division and possible inclusion of National Guard and Reserve personnel in the 25,000 withdrawal. Nixon and Thieu agree on pulling 25,000 by August with South Vietnamese forces assuming more battlefield duties as peace talks in Paris continue.
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Pentagon
Washington
Honolulu
Vietnam
Delta
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Auust
Pentagon cost overrun linked to Proxmire inquiry
Witness A. E. Fitzgerald testifies on Pentagon cost increases tied to the C5A and other weapon programs. He says pressure to limit disclosures followed briefings from Asst. Secretary Thomas H. Nielsen. Fitzgerald reports job downgrade and being sidelined after revealing near two billion dollar rise in the CSA program.
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Congress
United States
A. E. Fitzgerald
Asst
Air Force
Thomas H. Nielsen
Proxmire
Secretary of Defense
Sen. Proxmire
Fitzgerald
CSA
iPentagon
North Carolina debate over tobacco tax and budget cuts
Governor Bob Scott clashed with Republicans over a five cent tobacco tax and a $54 million budget trim. GOP leaders admitted talks with Scott but denied a deal, saying some Republicans would back the tax if needed while seeking representation on the Advisory Budget Commission.
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Scott
Raleigh
North Carolina
Gav
Bob Scott
Jim Holshouser
R - Watauga
GOP
Holfhouser
Advisory Budget Commission
Deep Freeze Probe Fallout Tangles Air Force Official
The court ruled that actions against Mrs. Louks between 1952 and her transfer were irrelevant to the case in the deep freeze scandal. Louks, an Air Force budget administrator over 240 worldwide commissaries, faced transfer following a 1957 survey. She accepted the transfer under protest in a 1958 letter after lengthy grievance steps and Civil Service Commission appeals.
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Air Force
Senate Armed Services Committee
Labor Group Endorses Miller Bid At Virginia AFL-CIO Convention
The Virginia AFL-CIO endorsed Andrew P. Miller for the Democratic attorney general nomination while reaffirming support for Henry E. Howell Jr. in the governor race. Howell received loud ovations at the state convention where 18 House of Delegates hopefuls were also endorsed and a wage increase for top officers was approved.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Afl-Cio
Andrew P. Miller
Henry E. Howell Jr
Miller
Abingdon
Howell
Reynolds
Wayne Demoncourt
Lynchburg
Richmond
Jawor
House of Delegates
House
Commonwealth
Virginia Sentinel
Alexandriaa
Pepsi Cola Co
William C. Battle
Labor Organization
Golden Triangle Motor Hotel
Julian F. Carper
Brewster Snow
Marvin W. Wallace
Archie V. Iddings
Silas Switzer
Fred R. Conner
Oates McCullen
McCullen
Committee On Political Education
Metroponts Co., Inc
Harrisonburg
Bridgewater
Jack Corcoran
New York
Corcoran
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Metropants
William M. Lightsey
Masry A. Marshall
Arlington
Dorothy McDiarmid
Carrington Williams
Clive L. DuVal III
Fairfax County
Falls Church
Fairfax City
George E. Allen Jr
Robert B. Ball Sr
Junie L. Bradshaw
B. Earl Dunn
Edward E. Lance
Anthony P. Medfoud
William Ferguson Reid
Henry J. Streat Jr
Henrico Richmond
Stanley A. Owen
Loudoun Prince William
Thomas W. Moss Jr
Berry D. Willis Jr
William P. Robinson Sr
George C. Rawlings Jr
Spotsylvania-Stafford-Fredericksburg
Tax debts top $1 million mark in IRS uncollectible list
The IRS listed many individual income tax liabilities over $1 million as uncollectible, with districts from Brooklyn to Philadelphia naming Bernadette Monderer and others. The 1968 report notes $169 million of the $326 million total involved just 444 taxpayers, while liens covered broad areas to pursue assets.
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R. Monderer
Brooklyn
Louise Livingstone
Boston
Clarence
Hazel W. Pistell
Paul Sandblom
Austin
Tex
Reva Sandblom
Manhattan
TRS
Charles A. Church
IRS
Elias l
Regina Monderer
Church
Bronx
Queens
New York
Kings
Richmond
Nassau
Suffolk
Westchester
Anthony Pelletier
Albany
Edward and
Rhoda Gilbert
Emil Kominsky
Philadelphia
Matt F
Grace Whittaker
George J. Daileda
Fred G. Chapman
Jacksonville
Pla
Harry and B. Lev
Chicago
Leroy C. Smith
New Orleans
Leonard and
Mildred Hesterman
San Francisco
Moriarty
Hudson County
N.J
Trenton State
Jersey City
Moriarty’s Bank
Williams
Treasury Department
Convention drive hinges on 34th state action
The Senate debate centers on a proposed constitutional convention sparked by state petitions. Dirksen backs a seven year validity window for petitions and district based delegates with individual votes. Opponents fear a free agent convention could rewrite the Constitution, while supporters argue limits keep it on topic.
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Supreme Court
Dirksen
Ervin
Congress
Philadelphia
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