SALT II talks resume in Geneva after recess
US envoy A. Alexis Johnson and Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vladimir S. Semenov met at the Soviet mission to set a date for the first SALT II plenary session. The one hour five minute session covered organizational matters only. next meeting scheduled for Tuesday at the U.S. mission. Johnson succeeds Gerard Smith who led SALT I and the preliminary SALT II session ending December 21.
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Geneva
United States
A. Alexis Johnson
Vladimir 5. Semenov
U.S
It Takes Lots Of Money To Keep 'Our Men' On Washington Scene
Washington report outlines annual costs to run congressional offices. It cites $188,000 per year per representative and $30,000 per senator in basic costs, including salaries of $42,500 for each member, staff payrolls, and various allowances. Fringe benefits add further. The article details travel, stationery, telephones, and office-space provisions, plus home-district rent and unused balances reverting to the Treasury.
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Senate
Treasury
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Virginia
California
Two Killed In Korea Armistice Violation Report
North Korea and the United Nations Command traded blame after a six hour border clash at the central front near Chorwon. Two South Korean soldiers were killed and another wounded in the firefight last Wednesday. U N Command said the attack was unprovoked and marked the first clash since 1971. North Korea disputed the account and accused South Koreans of armed aggression and espionage.
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Panmunjom
Korea
North Korea
United Nations Command
U.N. Command
U.S
Fred E. Haynes
Kim Poong-sup
Demilitarized Zone
Mandel orders review of Maryland tax assessments
Governor Mandel directs a review of local property tax assessments to root out inequities and large swings in bills. The effort focuses on Baltimore, Anne Arundel, and Talbot Counties and may involve state takeovers and input from civic groups to uncover specific inequities and adjust individual tax bills downward where warranted.
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Mandel
Albert W. Ward
State Department of Assessments
Ward
Baltimore, Anne Arundel and
Talbot
Maryland House
Senate
Israelis in secret talks with Arab world says Labor official
TEL AVIV AP A high ranking Labor party official says Israelis are holding regular secret talks with Arab leaders. Yitzhak Sen-Aharon secretary-general of Histadrut confirms the discussions, following reports of meetings between Yigal Allon and King Hussein of Jordan. Government denies the reports.
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Tel Aviv
Golda Meir
Labor Party
Sen-Aharon
Histadrut Labor Federation
Yigal Allon
King Hussein
Jordan
Mandel Proposes 26 Million Supplemental Budget
ANNAPOLIS AP Gov Marvin Mandel submits the first of two supplemental budget requests to the General Assembly detailing a 26 million plan. Most funding would aid schools with 21.1 million in initial education aid while rest covers anti drug, vocational education, and startup costs for a new Agriculture Department. The proposal hints at legislative resistance over pension windfalls and official salaries.
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Marvin Mandel
General Assembly
Mandel
State Agriculture Department
Agriculture Department
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