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Limited Scope. Though symbolically important in the President's program to build bridges of understanding to Eastern Europe, the treaty is actually no more than a footbridge. It merely lays the basis for the two countries to resume an exchange of consulates,*leaving the question of number and location to future negotiations. The Administration would like one consulate in Leningrad; Russia is believed to want one in Chicago. The treaty also provides immunity from arrest for all consulate officials and employees. Further, it requires the Soviet government to notify U.S. officials within three days of the arrest...
...land are more deeply embedded in American emotions than the Grand Canyon and the redwood forests of Northern California. Yet, because of their commercial potential, conservationists have had to fight to preserve them. Only last month they beat off-for the time being-an Administration attempt to build two dams that would have flooded both ends of the Grand Canyon. Now their principal concern is the soaring redwoods (Sequoia sempervirens...
...Crime Control Act, which he proposed to Congress last month. With $50 million spent in the next fiscal year, and another $300 million the following year, Johnson would like to encourage community crime-control programs, coordinate the police, the courts and the correction system, spur new police academies, build new crime labs. Such efforts are sorely needed, but they are only a beginning...
...also Deputy Prime Minister, will encourage foreign businessmen to invest in India. Plan ning Minister Asoka Mehta, 55, intends to cut back on bureaucratic state control of business, and took on the added portfolio of chemicals and petroleum in order to give new impetus to the drive to build more artificial-fertilizer plants in India. Commerce Minister Dinesh Singh, 41, intends to push Indian sales to Western Europe...
...Committee could build few enough schols--of great enough size--to prevent such seeping imbalance in the future. But the Committee feels strongly that "racially imbalanced schools cannot be eliminated in a large city school system...by any one method yet devised." "The panacea is yet to be discovered," they conclude...