Nixon Foreign Aid Bill Prepares Deeper Budget Cuts
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a $2.19 billion ceiling for the fiscal year, with a $542.5 million initial cut and more reductions likely on the floor. Chairman Morgan and Rep. Adair forecast further reductions, aiming to keep total near the 1968 level of $1.97 billion as debates continue.
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Aiken Standard Mission and Publication Details
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes weekdays except Saturdays and Sundays from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801 with postpaid second class mail. AP and UP International dispatch rights noted. corrections offered in next issue. Subscription rates listed for by carrier and by mail.
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Arafat trail eyed as guerrillas widen Lebanon route
News crews encountered heavily armed guerrillas near Aiha on the Lebanon Syria line ordering them away. The villages along the border remain deserted as the Arifat trail links Syria to Lebanon and raises tensions near Israel. In Beirut, about 200 students supporting the government stormed the arts building occupied by pro guerrilla students, tearing down posters of Che Guevara and flaunting a Lebanese flag.
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Knights Buy Philadelphia Newspapers
Cleveland reports Knight Newspapers Inc purchases the Philadelphia Inquirer and Philadelphia Daily News. Announcement came Tuesday in Ohio with terms undisclosed and implications for the two papers under new ownership.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Cleveland
Judicial Ethics Target would curb off bench activity
The U S Judicial Conference plans a weekend session at the Supreme Court to consider a proposed law reinforcing self policing of federal judges below the Supreme Court. An 11 member committee on court administration will press for a rule ban on loans gifts and fees and require annual financial statements with possible close cooperation with the American Bar Association. Chief Justice Burger will oversee the meeting with most circuit chief judges in attendance. Judge Haynsworth will not attend amid controversy surrounding his Supreme Court nomination.
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Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
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Haynsworth
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Vermont
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Someon
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Winter
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Mississippi Supreme Court Orders Immediate School Desegregation
The Mississippi Supreme Court unanimously rules that public schools must immediately end dual racial systems and operate unitary schools. The decision criticizes the New Orleans circuit court for delaying desegregation and directs immediate action to terminate segregated schooling in the state.
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High Court
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