Briton names defector who led to expulsion of 105 Soviet spies
London officials confirmed Oleg Lyalin, 34, a member of the Soviet trade mission, as the defector who provided information triggering Britain to expel 105 Soviet officials accused as spies. The Foreign Office kept details minimal, noting he was an official of the Soviet trade delegation and earlier described the defector as an officer of the KGB.
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London
UPI
Foreign Office
Oleg Lyalin
Britain
Said Lyalin
KGB
Soviet Secret Police
Iowa AG files sex discrimination complaint against insurer
Iowa Attorney General sues American Republic Insurance Co. for sex discrimination. The complaint, filed for Mrs. Sally Huebner of Minburn, charges the firm with bias in recruitment, hiring, promotion, discharge and maternity leave, marking a historic action in the state Civil Rights Commission case.
Goldwater accuses Kennedy over POW prisoner headlines
Senator Barry Goldwater accuses Senator Edward Kennedy of exploiting POW misfortune for headlines at the National League of Families convention. Kennedy, in a 15 minute informal appearance, criticized the administration as too proud to press for prisoner releases, drawing mixed reactions.
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Washington
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
R - Ariz
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
National League of Families of American Prisoners
Fear Strike Threat Halts East Coast Ports Tonight
ILA president Gleason authorized a 12:01 am strike if the National Council of Shipping Association Members rejects the guaranteed annual income. A national port shutdown would follow if the walkout materializes, after months-long West Coast strikes and stalled negotiations amid high wage demands and shipper cost objections.
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NEW Yuan
UPL
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
Gulf
Thomas W. Gleason
National Council of Shipping Association
Nixon
New York
Opposition to prescribed prayers in public schools
The United Methodist Church board in Des Moines urged Iowa lawmakers to oppose a constitutional amendment allowing non denominational prayers in public schools. The 30 member Christian Social Concerns board stressed support for individual prayer but warned forced neutrality would erase faith in a plural society and be repulsive to reciters.
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Des Moines
UPI
United Methodist Church
Owa
Christian Social Concerns
Iowa
Washington
United States
Stanley Kennedy
Waterloo
Partly cloudy east and south tonight weather update
Partly cloudy conditions persist in the east and south tonight. Overnight lows range from the low 60s in the northwest to the low 70s in the east and south. Clouds build Friday from west to east with temperatures easing. Highs reach the upper 70s in the northwest to near 90 in the southeast.
Ray outlines three point plan to cut Iowa traffic deaths
Gov Robert D Ray unveiled a three point traffic safety program at a University of Iowa conference. The plan targets accident prone counties with data driven enforcement and equipment upgrades, a major fight against drunk driving, and statewide safe driver schools to retrain violators. The goal is to reduce Iowa road fatalities significantly from 912 deaths in 1970.
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Iowa City
UPI
Robert D Ray
Iowa
Ray
University of Iowa Memorial Union
McFadden
Hurricane Ginger batters North Carolina coast
Hurricane Ginger struck the North Carolina coast with 90 mph winds tearing off storefronts and down power lines. The Caribbean Enterprise, a 500-foot cargo ship, reported cargo shifting and one trailer cargo lost while moving east to dodge the storm. Morehead City and New Bern faced power outages and flooding as shelters filled with evacuees and Red Cross centers opened along the coast.
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Morehkav City
Ginger
North Carolina
Cape Hatteras
Coast Guard
Morehead City
Red Cross
Beaufort
Civil Defense
Harry Williams
Ft Macon
Marian Murphy
Dominican Republic
S Ee
Few Bern
Murphy
New Bern
Atlantic Beach
Neuse River
Miami
Nixon to receive plan on future economic controls
The Cost of Living Council's Phase 2 recommendations, following the 90 day wage price freeze, are to be sent to President Nixon today. He intends to announce Phase 2 details in mid October while not bound by the council's wishes.
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Wachingsun
Arnold
Weber
Cost of Living Council
Nixon
Highway hearing at Riverside tonight faces protest
Riverside officials will not seek a court injunction to postpone the Iowa Highway Commission hearing on widening and resurfacing Highway 22 through Riverside. The 7:30 PM session at the Community Building attracts residents and businessmen worried about reduced parking and use of railroad right of way for much of the project.
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Riverside
Iowa Highway Commission
Don Kirchner
Riverside Planning Commission
Kirchner
Washington fire prevention week events announced and winners named
Fire Chief Lew McFadden announced plans for Fire Prevention Week October 3 to 9 in cooperation with local insurers and safety departments. Grand poster contest winners Cindy Hammen Danny Cold and Deborah Sheetz received trophies among 27 winners from grades four through six, with 113 entries displayed around the square. EDITH drill set for October 6 invites families to test escape plans, with porch light signaling participation.
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Washington
Lew McFadden
Cindy Hammen
Lincoln School
Danny Cold
St. James
Deborah Sheetz
Bob Truax
Fire Department
Bus Westermark
Bob Kennedy
Insurance
McFadden
Edith
Robert D. Ray
Michael Sellers
Public Safety
Blind Rubio veteran runs hardware store and radio life
Art Luithly an 84 year old, blind since 1955, continues daily in Rubio tending a dwindling hardware business. He relies on a radio for solace and recalls a once thriving shop, his late brother John, and family ties amid declining town commerce and farm supply shifts. He cherishes daytime sports and wishes night games started earlier.
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Rubio
Art Luithly
Luitdly
Tim
Luithly
Lunhly
Valley
George Washington
Pirmany
LuntMy
Msses
Iowa State University
Ames
Art
John
Rubio Savings Bank
Ella Luithly
Lucille Luithly
Richland
Farm Bureau urged to engage in national issues
Tama County Farm Bureau urged by Roger W. Fleming to become more involved in solving the nation's problems. Fleming, secretary-treasurer, warned that some proposed solutions may be worse than the ailments themselves.
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TRAER
UPI
American Farm Bureau
Tama County
Roger W. Fleming
Farm Bureau
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