Percy proposes NATO plan to end $1 billion US payments drain
Sen. Charles B. Percy argues before a NATO committee that U.S. troops in Europe drain the balance of payments by about $1 billion yearly. His automatic offset would use a multination clearing house to keep NATO spending at home, replacing current bilateral deals with West Germany. The plan aims to redirect spending to American goods and curb the deficits across members.
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Weather outlook for Sather area through Tuesday
Sather expects fair and partly cloudy skies through Tuesday with temperatures from the 50s to 70s. Winds will be mostly west or northwest up to 10 mph. Middletown rainfall to date is 13.58 inches, compared with 17.05 inches last year.
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Fire Kills 12 in Family in West Virginia
A flash fire gutted a frame house in South Parkersburg killing twelve members of a single family, including ten children aged from 17 years to eight months. Three escaped, two surviving children and their grandfather fled to safety. officers and bystanders attempted rescue but the family did not survive. The cause remained undetermined as investigators collected details.
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Communist Leader Hails World Party Conference
MOSCOW reports Gus Hall head of the American Communist Party says the world conference of Communist parties was an unqualified success. He adds the conference was a success before it began due to consolidation of the world movement during preparatory meetings and clarification of many misunderstandings.
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The Times Merald tECcoxrRD June 1969 Middletown publication
The Times Merald tECcoxrRD is a daily Monday to Saturday paper published in Middletown New York by Orange County Publications Division of Ottaway Newspapers. Rates list single copy ten cents and carrier delivery at sixty cents weekly with yearly mail subscription at twenty five dollars in Orange Sullivan Sussex and Pike counties.
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Algiers Motel case heads to white jury
The first degree murder trial of a white policeman for the 1967 Algiers Motel killings near Detroit is likely to go before an all white jury early this week. Judge Beer will rule on a defense motion to dismiss charges against the suspended officer before trial resumes.
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Koreans foil North Korean boat landings in sea battle
South Korean coast guard sank an armed North Korean boat attempting to land infiltrators near Bukpyong on the east coast. A Communist shell hit a home inland, killing five members of one family. One terrorist body recovered. search for others continued. No South Korean casualties reported.
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Search for downed spy plane off JUNEAU Alaska continues
Fifteen planes and two Coast Guard cutters combed the foggy Bering Sea Sunday for a Strategic Air Command aircraft missing since Thursday with 19 aboard. A possible clue, a floating object found Saturday, was identified as a crab pot.
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Midwest Rains Trigger Flooding Across States
Rain drenched the plains and Midwest with as much as 3 to 4 inches along the Illinois Wisconsin line while Chicago suburbs reported 2 inches. Flash floods closed roads in Des Plaines Schiller Park Arlington Heights and Hickory Hills. O'Hare flights delayed and seven area traffic deaths were attributed to the weather.
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