Kosygin Guests Paris for Nine Day Franco Soviet Talks
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin arrived in Paris for a nine day state visit to discuss Franco Soviet cooperation. He and President de Gaulle aimed at widening agreements on science economy and culture while addressing European security and the German question. The talks mark Kosygin's first Western visit as Soviet head of government.
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Paris
UPL
Alexei Kosygin
Uence
Kosygin
Charles de Gaulle
France
Russia
de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Europe
Moscow
United States
Ludmila Gvighiani
Wif
India
Vinland
Egypt
Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Leonid Brezhnev
Nikolai Podgorny
Maintai
China
Cosygin
Peking
Secret Talks in London Aim to End Rhodesia Crisis
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Rhodesian premier Ian Smith held a secret rendezvous in an effort to resolve the Rhodesia crisis. The talks sought to avert a swing to economic sanctions that could hurt both nations as Britain faced pressure from the United Nations and Washington.
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London
UPI
Harold Wilson
Ian Smith
Gibraltar
Smith
Salisbury
Royal Air Force
Wilson
Britain
United Nations
Rhodesia
Washington
U.S
Berkeley students strike over arrests of sit-in demonstrators
Thousands of UC Berkeley students join a protest demanding charges against nine demonstrators be dropped. Leaflets circulated as a thunderstorm hit, calling for a campus-wide strike and allege spontaneous action. Navy recruiters on campus distributed notices to students departing dormitories.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
University of California
Univer
Probate of Wills and Executors Named for Two Estates
Probate of wills and appointment of executors announced for Ola McCleery and Edna L. Mercer estates as listed in the public notice. The notices direct interested parties to page six for details on filings, filings dates, and required actions.
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Ola McCleery
Edna L. Mercer
Iowa county plates sell fast despite slow hours
In Washington County Iowa license plates for 1967 sold briskly with lines forming at the courthouse. Paul M. Ropp of Kalona claimed plates 1 and 2 after overnight wait, with early holders including Joe Kirkpatrick 3 David Meiaffey 4 5 6 Eli Knepp 7 8 Ervin Simmering 9 10 Charles Jenkinsworth 11 Milton Miller 12. First truck licenses went to Simmering Jenkins and Miller and a farm plate to Miller. 310 plates sold by 10 am, shortening the line.
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Iowa
Washington County
Washington
David Meiaffey
Eli Knepp
Ervin Simmering
Washin
Charles Jenkinsworth
Milton Miller
Crawfordsville
Simmering
Jenkins
Miller
John Woodin
Kalona
Radiation therapy not prolonging life in terminal lung cancer study
New York radiologist Dr Bernard Roswit reported a year long study of 1 0 patients at 17 VA hospitals showing no cure in terminal lung cancer. Both groups receiving radiation and sugar pills had similar survival with 18 percent alive after a year in the treated group and 14 percent in the control. Cancer size shrank with radiation but life span was unchanged. The treatment did improve morale and sometimes reduced pain, supporting its value.
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Chicago
UPL
New York
Bernard Roswit
Veterans Administration
Radiological Society of North America
Rowwit
Roswit
Presbyterians in Wash ington Area Plan Officer Training
The seven United Presbyterian churches in the Washington area hold officer training on Sunday December 4 at First Presbyterian Church. Rev George Pike of Bettendorf Presbyterian will speak. Officers meet at 5 pm for duty study led by a panel and a light meal at 6 15 pm. Mrs Ed Blattner and Mrs Clifford Connelly supervise the meal. Robert Rushing of Crawfordsville closes with a devotional.
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United Presbyterian Churches
Washington Area
First Presbyterian Church
George Pike
Bettendorf Presbyterian Church
Pike
Jaycee
Lion's Club
The
Chamber of Commerce
Bettendorf
Synod
Southeast Iowa
Robert Rushing
Crawfordsville
Iowa Weather Summary Partly cloudy and cold with light snow
United Press International reports Iowa will see partly cloudy skies and continued cold with brief snow flurries in the south. Tonight lows dip to five to ten above, with Friday highs around 20 in the north and mid 20s to near 30 in the south.
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United Press International
Iowa
Towa 4-H Girl Wins $1000 Scholarship
Kathy Rosa of Chariton Iowa named among eight National 4-H Club safety scholarship winners. She is 18, active in 4-H for eight years, and represented Towa at the National Safety Congress last year. She is the daughter of George and (late) Rosa, operating a 320 acre farm in La w County. Mitchell Arney of Onawa Iowa, a freshman at Iowa State University, won a $500 Westinghouse scholarship for 4-H electrical work. Arney majors in electrical engineering and has worked as a radio TV repairman and appliance dealer.
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Chicago
UPL
Kathy Rosa
Chariton
Towa
Rosa
Ben
George Rosa
Mitchell Arney
Onawa
Iowa
Iowa State University
Ames
Westinghouse
Arney
Syria charges Arab Legion fired on refugees at border
Damascus Radio reported one man killed as Syria accused Jordan of seeking a side battle. The broadcast said Syrian forces provided protection and that border troops may have fired in defense. King Hussein vowed to fortify towns on the Israel Jordan frontier and urged unified Arab action to save Palestine.
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Jordan
UPI
Syria
Hussein's
Arab Legionnaires
Damascus
Damascus Radio
Nstead
Israel
Middle East
Egypt
Palestine
Hussein
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Cairo
Former Nazi Named Chancellor in West Germany Grand Coalition
Kurt-Georg Kiesinger, 62, of the CDU, elected chancellor by the Bundestag in a grand coalition with Willy Brandt of the Social Democrats. Brandt to serve as vice chancellor and foreign minister. Coalition ends Erhard's era amid wartime service scrutiny. Votes: 340 to 109 with 23 abstentions. Free Democrats oppose. Social Democrats gain first federal office since World War I.
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Bonn
UPI
Kurt-Georg Kiesinger
Ocial Democratic
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Liesinger
Bundestag
Kiesinger
Christian ‘Democratic Union
CDU
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Brandt
West Germany
Baden-Wuerttemberg
Free Democratic Party
New Coalition
Hughes seeks civil service law despite opposition
Governor Harold Hughes said civil service for Iowa state employees remains unlikely this session. He will again push for a statewide civil service system but notes departments and the Town Board of Regents oppose it. He argues most workers belong under civil service, except for key posts and personal staffs. He also commented on political turnover after November elections and a gardener at the executive mansion reporting a threat of job loss with Republican control.
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Des Moines
UPI
Harold E. Hughes
Hughes
Town Board of Regents
Executive Mansion
Executive Council
Agriculture Department
ISEA pushes 15 percent pay raise for Iowa teachers
The Iowa State Education Association says Iowa teacher salaries are below the national average and the group will seek a 15 percent raise for the 1967-68 school year. It cites a $6,090 starting salary for bachelor’s degree holders and notes shortages, low in-state teaching rates, and lagging salary gains versus other incomes.
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DES Moines
UPI
Iowa State Education Association
Iowa
ISEA
Five Die In Iowa Traffic Toll From Three Crashes
United Press International reports three separate Iowa crashes kill five people near Renwick and Clarion, plus a sixth fatality from injuries in July. Victims include Pearl Armbrest 76 Randy Harrah 5 Sandra Harrah 28 Maurice Martin 52 Barnholdt 43 Chris Christensen Jr. 43 and Darla DeWitte 25.
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United Press International
Iowa
Renwick
O'Brien
Robert Barnholdt
Pearl Armbrest
Randy Harrah
Rual Renwick
Sandra Har
Belmond
Harrah
Maurice Martin
Martin
Barnholdt
Primghar
John Marker
Clarion
U.S. 69
Craig E. Robinson
Clearake
Dunkerton
Darla DeWitte
Oelwein
Allen Hospital
Waterloo
Robinson
Chris Christensen Jr
Des Moines
Grayson Nursing Home
Christensen
Army Post Road
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