Congress Races Toward Christmas Adjournment
Congress pushed toward holiday adjournment with votes on big bills and veto warnings. Nixon threatened to veto the $21.4 billion HEW budget while Defense aid and tax reform progress continued amid conferees and floor action.
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Agnew News Bias Charge Finds Mixed Public Support
A national ABC poll shows 52 percent agree television news is biased while 33 percent disagree. Support for commentators after presidential speeches is 2 to 1. Thirty six percent agree newspapers are biased, 34 percent disagree, with 30 percent unsure. Freedom of the press earned majority support among 559 adults in 12 cities.
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Last Summer ends with grown up truths in a seaside tale
Frank and Eleanor Perry adapt an Evan Hunter story into a motion picture parable of modern society. Barbara Hershey stars with Richard Thomas Bruce Davison as the two male leads, Cathy Burns delivering a strong tragic center as the catalyst.
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Lisa
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Aiken Standard Masthead and mailing details
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes afternoons except weekends from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina ZIP 29801. It carries AP and United Press International dispatches and notes corrections available in the next issue if directed. Subscription rates by mail listed.
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Arab Leaders Travel to Morocco for Summit Talks
Arab heads of state head to Rabat, Morocco for their first summit in two years to craft a unified war strategy against Israel. President Nasser calls for unity, aiming to move beyond Khartoum positions of no recognition, no negotiations, and no peace with Israel amid ongoing cease fire fire.
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SALT Talks Snag Blamed On Soviets
Diplomatic sources tie the delay in Strategic Arms Limitation Talks to the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. Disagreement over site for next year’s full-scale talks centers on Helsinki versus Vienna with a possible Geneva compromise cited.
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Dr. Gatch May Spend Weekend Behind Bars
Beaufort physician Dr. Donald Gatch held in lieu of 10000 bond on four counts of violating state drug laws. Solicitor Randolph Murdaugh plans for John Bolt Culbertson to seek release on his own recognizance on Monday. Conviction could carry up to 642 years. trial likely in spring term.
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