Meir Urges Global Step to End Terrorism Against Aviation
Prime Minister Golda Meir met envoys from 18 nations in Jerusalem to press for concrete international action to curb Arab terrorism targeting civilian aviation after a Swiss bound airliner exploded and 47 lives were lost. She warned that eight Israel airlines halted mail and freight service and urged governments and airlines to act decisively.
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Golda Meir
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Meir
Boy Scouts Launch Idaho Clean Up Drive
The Ore Ida Council of Boy Scouts began a regional litter cleanup along highways and sidewalks. Scouts moved 15 wheelbarrows of refuse to the Statehouse steps where Gov Don Samuelson greeted them. The campaign will expand with other service groups and emphasize individual participation in anti litter work.
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Ore-Ida Council of Boy Scouts
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Idaho lawmakers debate cost of public kindergartens
Idaho legislators opened a long debate on a bill to fund public kindergartens with a half cent sales tax, estimating roughly 6 million dollars annually in revenue and 2.5 million to state costs plus local mill taxes. Opponents warned about taxpayer burden. supporters urged universal access. A separate note reports construction starting on a new express train link to Frankfurt airport set for 1972.
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Walter Little
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UPI
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