Immigration quotas seen easing for Czechs set against Soviet hold
In Washington authoritative sources say the United States may expand quotas to allow Czechs who prefer life in the U S over renewed Soviet domination. The talks occurred at a hush hush National Security Council session amid continuing Soviet armored presence in Czechoslovakia and included a possible joint NATO pledge.
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United States
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Czechoslovakia
National Security Council
NATO
US weighs refugee action as Czech inv_s invasion discussed
President Johnson and advisers prepared recommendations for a cabinet meeting on refugee policy in response to the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. Officials rejected Izvestia claims about Yalta and Soviet spheres, noting few Czechs seek asylum and warning against punitive measures toward Moscow.
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State Department
Security Council
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
U.S
Izvestia
Europe
No Love Flowers Bestowed Upon Red Troops In Prague
Soviet GIs from Siberia and the Ukraine linger in Prague as occupation continues. A captain refuses civilian meals and spirits due to uniform rules. Tanks in Vratislave Park serve as homes amid boredom while some Czech youths and locals engage with soldiers. One speaks of an engineering future, another of teaching languages.
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Siberia
Ukraine
Cechoslovak
Vrchisleho Park
St. Wenceslas Square
Middletown hires unemployable prove program’s success
Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce executive vice president Richard Slagle explains that a coordinated effort by the Chamber Human Relations Council and Ohio Employment Service Bureau produced 200 unemployed residents with full time permanent jobs and a goal of 250. Armco Steel hired 40 with two terminations. The effort relied on close cooperation and on counselors helping new workers adjust to work.
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Richard Slagle
Middletown Area
Slagle
Middletown
Human Relations Council
Iden
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Marva Sampson
Council
Ohio
Presidential Probe Opened Into Chicago Demonstrations
A presidential commission chaired by Milton Eisenhower launches a probe into Chicago demonstrations and police tactics at the Democratic convention. The inquiry follows earlier probes by Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark and Mayor Daley, with focus also on events in Cleveland and a potential Miami riot. Congress debated security and police actions amid partisan rifts.
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Chicago
Washington
Congress
Milton Eisenhower
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Richard J. Daley
Eisenhower
Cleveland
Ohio
Roman C. Pucinski
Wayne L. Hays
Daley
Middletown Sees Showers Then Cooler Weather Ahead
The Middletown forecast calls for more showers today ending tonight with partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures tomorrow. Lows will be in the upper 50s. Yesterday’s high reached 75 with a 67 low and about .02 inch of rain recorded in the area.
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Middletown
Teachers Strike Parade Delays Start Of School Across Nation
Across the United States teachers strike or threaten walkouts delaying the fall term for thousands. Michigan reports 12 districts closed while 67 700 students remain on summer vacation. In New York City 1 1 million students face possible restart delays as union leaders threaten a Monday walkout.
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New York City
Philadelphia
East St. Louis
Ill
Madison
Leasing Cars Seen As Trend For 70s With Half Not Owning
Detroit AP reports industry executives foresee a shift in the 1970s with about half of U S drivers possibly not owning their cars by 1980 as leasing rental and fleet cars grow. Advocates cite lower capital outlay flexibility tax benefits and newer vehicles as key leasing advantages.
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United States
William S. Pickett
American Motors Corp
Pickett
Clyde Sutton
McCullagh Leasing Inc
Sutton
American Motors
Chrysler
Ford
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