Arms Limit Talks Resumed With Russia
In Helsinki US and Soviet envoys restarted Strategic Arms Limitation Talks after a year, with Gerard C. Smith urging progress and Semenov signaling a constructive, businesslike approach. Negotiations will alternate Vienna and Helsinki, with secret talks to follow. Both sides push for limits on long-range missiles and ABM defenses amid mutual suspicion and verification debates.
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Dick Soderland
Associated Press
Helsinki
U.S
Gerard C. Smith
United States
Smith
Nixon
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Vladimir S. Semenov
Vienna
AEA Official Criticized by Burton in Arkansas
In Little Rock AP report Burton, campaign director for Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller, attacked Arkansas Education Association executive secretary Forrest Rozzell and president-elect Mrs. Alice Glover over remarks on the governor’s role in education. He disputed Glover’s claims of meager salary increases and asserted past raises were insufficient, while noting Bumpers’ school board record as a point of contrast.
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Marion Burton
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas Education Association
Burton
Forrest Rozzell
Alice Glover
AEA
Charleston
Glover
Rockefeller
C. Ray Baker
Plane Users to Play a Bigger Role
In the Wichita State football crash aftermath the FAA moves to push more responsibility onto users who lease large airplanes and hire crews. The agency seeks rules requiring the operator to hold an FAA certificate, targeting arrangements where crews and planes come from different firms. The incident spotlighted questions of who operated the plane and how schools charter these oversized flights. The crash date was October 2 and 31 people died. The Martin 404 involved was owned by Jack Richards Aviation. the crew came from Golden Eagle Aviation. FAA says Golden Eagle was the operator. Regent's Park aquarium note appears as a brief historical aside.
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Dick Barnes
Associated Press
Washington
Wichita State
Federal Aviation Administration
Wichita State University
Rockies
FAA
Wichita
National Transportation Safety Board
Jack Richards Aviation Inc
Oklahoma City
Golden Eagle Aviation Inc
Golden Eagle
John Shaffer
Dirty Campaign Charges More Than Double in Senate Races
AP report From Washington Samuel J Archibald head of the Fair Campaign Practices Committee says 19 complaints were filed this year about dirty campaigning in U S Senate contests up from 9 in 1968 and 1966 The total 56 complaints across 35 Senate 435 House and 35 governorship races reflect a tighter election cycle and lingering voter apathy Democrats led protests 33 to 20 over Republicans 20 in the year survey
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John Stowell
Associated Press
Washington
U.S. Senate
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Samuel J. Archibald
Senate
White House
House
Archibald
Army GIs Tied to Drugs and PX Theft in Thailand
Army investigators found GIs diverted drugs and PX goods into Bangkok's black market and doctored pay records at two Thai bases. A small ring at Korat and Bangkok-based clerks allegedly falsified promotions and advances to siphon funds. Two enlisted men told AP and the House subcommittee that shipments were routed by Thai drivers with occasional GI help. The committee said the scale and amount remain undetermined. The report notes truckloads of PX merchandise were diverted, often with local cooperation. The Pennsylvania Turnpike marked its 30th anniversary on Oct 1, 1970.
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Jim Adams
Associated Press
Washington
Thailand
House
Bangkok
U.S
Army
Korat Air Base
United States
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