Popularity Rise Ties Johnson To Kosygin Summit
WEST YELLOWSTONE Mont AP President Johnson gains political stock after summit talks with Soviet Premier Kosygin as governors from nine GOP and two Dem states weigh this lift. Democrats see a poll boost tied to peace aims while Republicans doubt lasting impact and warn of election pressure. Rampton predicts Democratic unity and Johnson strength for 1968.
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Kansas County Appeals Tax Recision Hearing Set
Hodgeman County officials appeal a 25 percent reassessment order issued by the state property valuation director. The Kansas Board of Tax Appeals will hear the case July 14, amid debates over a 1963 law requiring property assessments at 30 percent of justifiable value.
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Federal Aid To Education Hearings Highlight Green Power
Rep Edith Green D Ore dominates education reform battles as Senate moves to approve a House backed bill redefining the Teacher Corps. The plan shifts recruitment training and assignment from the federal Education Office to state and local authorities under Green amendments.
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New UAW Voting Rules Empower Minorities in Contracts
Detroit AP reports new UAW procedures allow skilled workers to vote separately from production members on national contracts at Ford and Chrysler, with extended rights to 113 of 134 GM units. White collar workers at Chrysler may vote separately, giving segments veto power that can kill a pact companywide. Bargaining begins soon as contracts expire Sept. 5.
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Middle East at a Glance in Jerusalem Move
Jerusalem moves to unify municipal services under Israeli control in the Old City and Bethlehem, promising protection and access to holy places. Jordan and U.S. officials weigh aid amid war aftermath as Brezhnev Grechko confer with Algeria’s leaders on Soviet support. UN debates Middle East crisis end with no resolution in sight as Rusk and Gromyko report limited progress.
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