Four Soviet Warheads Trigger U.S. Review Of ICBM Arsenal
Senate and military officials weigh the implications of a late August Soviet missile test reportedly carrying four warheads. The test could affect U S ICBM numbers and the Sentinel antimissile program as Congress considers a $72 billion defense package.
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Washington
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Henry M. Jackson
Wash
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Pentagon
United States
Jackson
Soviet Union
Nixon says Chicago violence could happen in any city
Nixon at a Chicago news conference argued last week’s disorder could occur in any city. He urged balance between protest and law enforcement and supported a national study on use of force after law is broken. He rejected federal police plans and cited local force training.
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Relman Morin
Richard M. Nixon
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America
San Francisco
Missouri
Indiana
John F. Kennedy
Charles
Bud” Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma
Abe Fortas
Johnson
Property tax base gains by $7 million in La Crosse
La Crosse's 1968 assessed values total $166,843,170, with $7 million of the rise tied to actual value increases. Most of the rise comes from raising the assessment rate from 45 to 50 percent, making the 1968 base the third largest in city history. Budget effects include a $49.75 mill tax rate on 45 percent of market value and looming costs from teacher and city employee pay raises.
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la Crosse
Charles Whaley
Whaley
Sparta
Wisconsin Department of Revenue
Common Council
Council
Legislative candidates in La Crosse County offer views
Eight of ten primary ballot candidates in La Crosse County responded to a questionnaire by the La Crosse League of Women Voters. The replies cover the 32nd District Senate and the 1st and 2nd Assembly Districts. The responses appear on today’s Editorial Page.
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la Crosse County
la Crosse
U.S. May Open Door To Czech Refugees
The Security Council discussed options for Czech refugees as Soviet troops occupy Czechoslovakia. A potential U S pledge would expand refugee status similar to 1956 Hungary, though few Czechs have sought asylum and no decisions were made.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Czechoslovakia
National Security Council
Europe
Johnson
State Department
Immigration and Naturalization Act
Security Council
LBJ Popularity Falls to Record Low in Gallup Poll
Princeton report shows only 35 percent of Americans approving of President Johnson with 52 percent disapproving. The poll notes a prior low of 36 percent last March around bombing limits and non reelection comments.
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N.J
Johnson
Gallup
North Vietnam
Takeoffs and Landings May Be Limited Nationwide
Major airlines indicate federal limits on air traffic to curb congestion in New York Chicago and Washington could become law by November 1. Proposals slash peak hour takeoffs at O Hare to 135 from 217 and Kennedy to 80 from 128 while small planes face 5 to 8 pm bans. The FAA will hold a public hearing September 25 and airlines plan a joint traffic coordination committee.
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New York
Chicago
Transportation Department
O'Hare
Kennedy Airport
Stuart G. Tipton
Air Transport Association
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
AOPA
Federal Aviation Administration
Civil Aeronautics Board
Kennedy
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Potomac
Capital
LaGuardia
Newark
O’hare
FAA
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Walter Atherton
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Richard Nixon
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Karl Ripa
Polish ‘Hungarian World Federation
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By Donald W. Affolter
la Crosse Tribune
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