Rogers proposes global treaty to curb international terrorism
Secretary of State William P. Rogers outlines a worldwide treaty in a United Nations address. The draft would condemn and extradite terrorists across borders, covering hijackings and attacks such as Munich while excluding Lod Airport killers. A three member conciliation panel would oversee cases and the UN secretary general could appoint a jurist if needed.
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Nixon seeks $250 billion spending cap for fiscal year
The Ways & Means Committee backed Nixon proposal to cap federal outlays at 250 billion this year. Administration and many Democrats argue a ceiling avoids tax increases but specifics on cuts were not disclosed. The move accompanies a debt limit raise from 450 to 465 billion, with Oct 31 deadline to prevent a drop to 400 billion. White House says minor edits left overall plan intact.
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Humphrey warns Dems on image of extremism and middle America
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey says the Democratic Party risks losing elections if it appears to cater to a small, radical minority. He argues victory rests on appealing to middle America and working people, not campus or minority groups.
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Railroad Old Timers Close Convention in Boise
The Union Pacific Railroad old timers convention concluded in Boise with a collector train leaving the capital. Representatives from 35 UP old timers clubs attended. UP President J C Kenefick spoke of a new diesel shop and freight car repair shop opening in Pocatello and urged adaptability to change.
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Man Shot In Robbery At Shelby's Market Twin Falls
Police wounded a 29 year old Twin Falls man identified as John Daley during an armed robbery in progress at Shelby's Market. He was shot as he attempted to flee the store and taken to Magic Valley Memorial Hospital for treatment of undetermined wounds.
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