Nasser sticks to hard line on Israel in Moscow talks
In Moscow Nasser shows no shift toward recognizing Israel or negotiating peace. He remains firm against recognition and a peace treaty, citing U.S. arms to Israel as justification for seeking more Soviet weaponry. Observers note delayed departure and talks with Brezhnev Kosygin and Podgorny.
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Nasser
Israel
Moscow
UPI
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Nikolai Podgorny
Middle East News Agency
MENA
Cairo
Mahmoud Riad
Palestine
U.S
Seven youths questioned in Lubbock car theft case
Richland Hills police and Lubbock officers interrogated seven youths, four Fort Worth teens and a Waco youth among them, tied to thefts in Richland Hills and Hurst and the Sunday missing auto case. Eb binghaus reported his car stolen from an apartment house. it was found in Richland Hills. Additional burglaries included a Coca-Cola Bottling Co. safe attempt with a fork lift and a damaged safe. Losses listed include a $75 purse, two statues valued at $100 each, and other items.
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Richland Hills
Lubbock
Hurst
W. H. Abbott
George Ebbinghaus
4Th St
Apt
Ebbinghaus
Abbott
Danny Lynn Moore
Albert Pilot
Lewis Eugene Pilot
Fort Worth
Lerry Joe Brewer
Rt. 1
Waco
Jerry Driessner
19Th St
Conquistador
11Th St
Texas Tech
Nancy Sears
Main St
Broadway
Lawmaker Calls U S Intelligence in Disarray in Hearings
Rep. Jamie L. Whitten said the U S intelligence system is in a state of complete disarray citing past crises such as North Korea's seizure of the Pueblo the Cuban missile crisis and the Israeli attack on the Liberty as examples. Vice Admiral Vernon Lawrance countered that no failure warranted a reorganization during closing remarks on funding for the McNamara era intelligence agency. Whitten indicated annual intelligence spending reportedly runs between four and five billion dollars.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
U.S
Jamie L. Whitten
Dmiss
Whitten
North Korea
Mediterranean
Vietnam
Adm
Vernon L. Lawrance
Defense Intelligence Agency
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Mt Suribachi Still Growing In Height At Iwo Jima
Tokyo AP reports Mt Suribachi near Iwo Jima has risen about 24 feet since 1945 due to a mainly dormant volcano lifting the peak from beneath sea level. Geologist Takeyo Kosaka notes American activity did not cause the change.
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Tokyo
Mt. Suribachi
U.S
Iwo Jima
Takeyo Kosaka
Kosaka
Water Gone in Gardner Illinois as Aid Effort Fails
In Gardner Illinois a 1100 resident village ran out of water as a last ditch appeal to Great Lakes Naval Training Station and Chanute Air Force Base for military transport to move emergency pumping gear from Terre Haute Ind. failed due to unavailable vehicles. Funds are exhausted as a new 2000 foot deep well remains five months from completion.
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McBeath
Chamber Drive Nets 13 New Members
George Weiss, president of the Terry County Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture, said 13 new members joined during the recent membership drive in Brownfield. Directors ordered new membership plaques for all members. Joe Masso, chairman of the Moonlight Madness Sale held June 27, called it a successful promotion and urged continuing the event.
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Brownfield
George Weiss
Terry County
Seaway strike prompts union call for federal intervention
The Canadian Labour Congress urged Ottawa to end the St Lawrence Seaway stalemate and push bargaining. CLC President Donald MacDonald said 1250 seaway workers have been on strike since June 21, seeking a 15 percent two year wage increase. He noted Canadian wages lag U S levels despite toll revenue, while the Seaway Authority offered 6 percent this year and 6 percent next year. Prime Minister Trudeau backs the Seaway Authority’s position, but MacDonald insists 15 percent is not unrealistic.
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Ottawa
Canadian Labor Congress
St. Lawrence Seaway
CLC
Donald MacDonald
Montreal - Great Lakes
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