Nixon and Tanaka vow lasting Japan US friendship toast
Editorial highlights Nixon praising Tanaka as Watergate fallout settles. Tanaka calls Watergate a US issue, and both leaders discuss future exchange visits. Emperor Hirohito to visit US next year and Nixon to visit Japan within 18 months. Talks cover Pacific power roles and gas development.
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Kakuei Tanaka
Japan
Hirohito
United States
Mr. Nixon
Emperor Hirohito
Pacific
Tanaka
Moscow
Siberia
Indochina
Korean Peninsula
House Reaffirms Overseas Troop Commitment Policy
The House rejected cuts to major weapons and then opposed troop reductions overseas. By wide margins, amendments would have cut 100,000 troops, barred stations in low-defense countries, and reduced overseas forces by 335,000, but all failed. Majority favored maintaining 2,232,900 troops with continued Western Europe commitments.
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Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
House
Western
Weinberger argues against numeric hiring quotas in discrimination fight
Secretary Caspar Weinberger tells the Joint Economic Committee that fixed quotas harm progress by creating magic numbers that halt further anti discrimination work. He says merit and employer attitudes matter more and warns that strict goals can unfairly penalize employers who miss the statistic.
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Caspar W. Weinberger
Weinberger
Church forms Des Moines American Indian Development Center
Bishop James S. Thomas of Des Moines and Harvey Major of A I M announce the Des Moines American Indian Development Center Inc. A board will govern the center after negotiations following A M encampment at United Methodist headquarters during the June Iowa Annual Conference. Thomas gave $500 earnest money toward a $15,000 first year pledge from the Iowa Annual Conference, with funds to be joined by other denominations.
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Harvey Major
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American Indian Development Center, Inc
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United Methodist
Iowa
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New Center Corporation
Jumping to conclusions in Hal Boyle’s New York column
Hal Boyle’s AP column surveys wit and whimsy on lawyering, fears, and aging jokes. It quips about witnesses, lilac scents after rain, fatalism of inlaws choosing ties, color TV boosts, dating trends for secretaries, and the value of aging. Brief notes from Aurora briefs and social visits conclude the piece with short household mentions from Valparaiso Florida to Torrance California.
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Oelwein Daily Register masthead and staff list
The page shows the Oelwein Daily Register masthead dated Tuesday August 7 1677 with staff names including L A Warren Like Mahoney Victor D Gallo Bernard Crew Charles R Bob McCarty and roles such as publisher general manager advertising director circulation director and credit manager. It also lists compensation figures for various rates and terms.
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Oelwein Daily Register
L.A. Warren
Mahoney
Victor D. Gallo
Bernard Crew
Charles R
Bob) McCarty
Sande
Government fuel waste and bird falcon proposal in FAA report
The article reports on rising government fuel use in fiscal years 1971 to 1974, with grants to foreign nations and increased auto consumption. It also covers retired Col. Richard Graham proposing peregrine falcons to deter bird strikes at airports, his legal troubles, and the ensuing political and wildlife agency controversy.
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Falcon
Georgia
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Air Force
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Colorado Springs
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U.S. Air Force Field
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Spain
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Newark
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Fish and Wildlife
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Greenland
New Customs
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Customs
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Clark Bavin
West Central to hold hearing on school budget
West Central school board sets a public hearing on its proposed budget for the next year. The meeting is Thursday August 9 at 8 p.m. in the high school, with total expenditures listed at 688 838, up from 649 349 last year. The notice cites Superintendent Allan Edwards.
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Maynard
West Central School Board
Allan Edwards
Governor names Delwein woman to health planning post
Gov. Ray announces terms for members of the State Comprehensive Health Planning Advisory Council. Thirteen new appointees and twenty two reappointments named. The council reviews health care status, offers recommendations, and is staffed by the State Office for Planning and Programming, with Frank E. Fair as director.
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Robert Ray Hag
Comprehensive Health Planning Advisory Council
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State Office For
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Maynard Scouts Attend Camp Ingawanis Day Camp
Ray Trenkamp led Cub Scout Pack 74 to Camp Ingawanis for a day camp with activities including swimming archery and horseback riding Greg Garnier Randy Bunn and Mike Trenkamp participated Mrs Lyle Fink Chery Susan and Mrs Vivian Wells visited Ernest Olrogge Wells a missionary from Fort Dauphin Madagascar is a former Maynard resident
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Camp
Ingawanis
Greg Garnier
Randy Bunn
Mike Trenkamp
Lyle Fink
Chery
Susan
Vivian Wells
Fort Dauphin
Madagascar
Ernest Olrogge
Wells
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High stakes bridge hand ends in dramatic six hearts loss
In a rubber bridge game South opened six hearts doubled after a complex sequence. West falsified the rhythm with clubs and East doubled, enabling a brutal chain of ruffs and club leads that drained South of five trump tricks and a diamond, yielding a 1400-point defeat. East and West executed precise ruffing to derail declarer’s six heart slam.
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Declarer
South
Tes Syndicate, Inc
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