Ustinov Affirms UN Allegiance and Mixed Heritage
Peter Ustinov told the U.N. Children’s Fund executive board he is of hopelessly mixed blood and his patriotic allegiance lies with the United Nations. The London born actor-producer, who has raised funds for UNICEF, called children the most important cause. New subway cars tested in New York City cost 213000 dollars each.
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United Nations
N.Y
Peter Ustinov
London
U.N. Children’s Fund
Garnand urges slower travel to notice nature’s beauty
The author argues that natural beauty surrounds us but is fading as urbanization grows. He warns that people in fast cars miss the forest for the trees and urges slow drives along lesser roads to observe roadside flowers, rock formations, livestock, grain fields, and seasonal plants like bittersweet and milkweed pods.
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Toartiatta
Eyes Only Is Out But Nodis In
Washington AP describes congressional testimony on the State Department secret communications shift from Eyes Only to Nodis. Deputy Under secretary Macomber says distribution is highly limited, with only 12 copies, and a single copy going to the White House, to reduce leaks amid questions from Rep. Rooney.
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Washington
William B.macomber Jr
Congressional
State Department
John J. Rooney
D-N.y
House Appropriations Committee
William P. Rogers
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Walliam H. Goodman
Macomber
Rooney
Henry A. Kis‘singer
Nixon
National Security Affairs
Tax Reform Claims Draw Skepticism From Treasury Official
Boston AP reports Edwin S. Cohen, assistant secretary of the Treasury for Tax Policy, said claims of large revenue from tax reform are vastly exaggerated. He urged calm deliberation, noting changes could harm the economy and social goals. He warned gains tax at death and depreciation write offs are unlikely to yield quick revenue and may accelerate losses elsewhere.
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Treasury Department
Edwin S. Cohen
Secretary of the Treasury
Capitol Hill
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Federal Tax Institute of
New England
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Treasury
John B. Connally
Mother Granted 10 Day Delay Before Prison Transfer
Oklahoma City AP reports Emma Pearl Grist, convicted of murdering her 6 year old daughter Denise in Bethany on August 6, was allowed a 10 day delay to see her other child. The judge also permitted a baptism at the jail before transfer to prison. Life expectancy in Uganda is about 40 years.
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Emma Pearl Grist
Oklahoma County
Grist
Denise
Bethany
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