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Dei Moines Sunday Register June 18, 1972 2-A Cites Trade Talk Misconception PEOPLE in the NEWS recommendations that meet the primary Soviet demands, which are the most-favored-nation dent Nixon's Special Committee on International Economic Matters briefed newsmen Friday on i the trade aspects of the Mos- treatment and extension of WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) -The United States and the Soviet Union both suffered from misconceptions during the Moscow, Russia, summit over how far each was willing to go to reach a major trade agree- rfrV credits. Will Head Area of Dominican Order SINSINAWA, WIS. (AP) -Sister Melissa Waters has been elected head of the Northwest Province of the Sinsinawa Dominican religious order. She will serve as provincial to more than 400 sisters in the northwest section of the Dominican congregation, which includes Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota, South Dakota.

Washington, Wyoming and northern California. r.r Gets Apartment Boris Spassky, the Soviet chess grandmaster who meets American Bobby Fischer next month in the world championships, says the match has brought him a new apartment. "My whole family considers that we owe Bobby a load of vodka. Thanks to Fischer I have got a good apartment for the first time For the first time I can even put my library in order," he told Yugoslav newsmen. Marbles Champ Ray Jerrell, 13 of Whites-ville, W.

won the forty-ninth annual marbles tournament in Wildwood, N.J. He defeated Matty Joyce, 14, of Allegheny County, by 11 games to six in the cham iment, according to presidential was never really thought an accord was reachable in Moscow, Flanigan said. He added that prospects are not much better when a joint committee of American and Russian officials open the new round of talks in the Soviet capital in mid-July. Flanigan said the U.S. delegation next month headed by Secretary of Commerce Peter G.

Peterson will deal with the general situation, particularly the thorny problem that is at the center of the U.S.-Sovict trade differences the World War II lend-lease debt. Flanigan said this has to be settled before the adminis Freedom Award A Detroit man who was instrumental in arranging exchange visits between the U.S. and Chinese table tennis teams has been named recipient of the International Freedom Award. Graham B. Steenhoven, nicknamed the "Ping Pong diplomat," was chosen by a joint U.S.-Cana-: dian committee to receive the award as one of the highlights of the annual International Freedom Festival commemorating friendly relations between the U.S.

and 'cow summit, but stipulated that his remarks could not be re- ported until Saturday night. In spite of the problems faced I in Moscow last month, Flanigan said a general trade agreement will be signed this year. He cautioned, however, that the several problems that com-I plicated the situation in Mos-cow still are under negotiation I and will take several months to work but. I The differences between the I two superpowers over trade $l-MillionSuitin Tel Aviv assacre SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO (AP) A $1 million damage suit was filed Friday on behalf of the family by the father of a school teacher killed in the Tel Aviv, Israel, airport massacre May 30. Defendants named in the suit included the state of Israel and either Air France airline or the Republic of France.

IUIH-I-i aide Peter Flanigan. The Soviets thought the United States would go further for a long-range grain sale than it was willing to go, Flanigan said. "The second misconception, on our part," was that the Russians would do more to settle their World War II lend-lease debt than turned out to be the case, he added. Have you Iff THE s-. ECRETARY were serious enough that it tn i va tma tration can go to Congress with VI CI ll'n v.li faJ Viifl.iO IUI Flanigan, who heads Presi pionship playoff Canada I It -f 4.

T7- sJ i si Lineg Chris Hanson, is on the job as a pole-lineman installing lines for a cable television company at Dover, N.H. The blonde, who says the hard work doesn't bother her, says people back home consider her a tomboy. Dead Kirke L. Simpson, 90, a Pulitzer Prize-winner in 1921 for his Associated Press story on the Washington burial of the Unknown Soldier, in Los Gatos, Calif. During i 37-year career with the AP, he broke the story of Theod-o Roosevelt's presi ff rfiSS GUJ! JV 'ww' I I 1 KIRKE L.

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