ABM Proposal Awaits Uncertain Senate Fate
In Washington the ABM Safeguard plan faces a Senate vote amid warnings of waste and Soviet threat fears. Senators Symington Young and Inouye back a delay or altered approach while Mansfield signals a tossup outcome with potential compromise. The Armed Services Committee approved deployment 10 to 7, with McIntyre proposing a yearlong halt.
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Crawford County Records First Traffic Fatality
Crawford County reports its first traffic death of the year, Mrs. Bomaie Roberts of Taswell, in a car-truck collision on Indiana 4 near Lawrence County, with a Beasley vehicle escape. Bedford area crashes killed Irene Phipps and Richard Chastain, while radar and ABM debate and deployment costs feature in a parallel defense discussion.
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Woman's Body Found In River East of Fort Wayne
The body of a woman in her 50s was found early Monday in the Mau mee River about eight miles east of Fort Wayne. Authorities withheld identification. an autopsy was ordered to determine cause of death. Queen Elizabeth Recovers From Cold Buckingham Palace said the queen will resume official duties Tuesday.
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Judiciary Criticizes System Blaming Courts for Inefficiency
Evansville Indiana governor Folz told Fraternal Order of Police delegates that the mismatch between enforcement and the judiciary makes law enforcement ineffective. He urged judicial reform, unity, and government backing to empower officers while FDP reelected leaders including R. Stark of Indianapolis and others.
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Students Heard Amid Violent Campus Debates
Across the country a cross section of citizens discussed campus disorders. Many deplored violence yet urged that students be heard and asked if colleges are too strict or too lenient. The piece notes limited student input and quotes public attitudes about uprisings and college administrations. It also mentions holiday traffic deaths and safety concerns as context.
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Record 607: Holiday auto deaths rise amid uprisings
Americans surveyed by the AP reacted to campus uprisings condemned by a large margin, with sympathy for reform goals from about a quarter. The report notes President Nixon’s choices and contenders for vice president, plus holiday traffic deaths reaching 924 nationwide including Hawaii and California leading in crash fatalities.
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Indiana traffic safety chief urges road engineering reforms
Indianapolis UPI Albert Huber executive director of the Indiana Traffic Safety Council urged improvements in road engineering to reduce highway deaths. He cited rising county road fatalities, blamed high speeds and poor safety design on curves intersections bridges and railroad crossings. He urged county surveys to guide future major improvement programs.
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Finch Cancels Trip At Nixon Request
Washington United Press Iinst. Welfare Secretary Robert H. Finch canceled a Boston trip at the president's request to stay in Washington and push domestic legislation. He was to address the World Health Assembly but will be replaced by Dr Roger Egeberg, nominated as assistant secretary of health and scientific affairs after Finch's bid for Dr John H Knowles failed.
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Weekend Rains Overflow Rivers Around State
Heavy weekend rains in Indiana caused rising rivers in central and south central areas with some minor flooding. Local stations reported rainfall totals up to about 2.95 inches, with forecasts for hot humid conditions and scattered thundershowers into midweek. The Yalash Teiver at Lafayatte was expected to crest near 14 feet Tuesday morning, about three feet above flood stage.
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Alcohol and drugs blamed for ex Rolling Stone Brian Jones drowning
London inquest heard Brian Jones former Rolling Stone drowned after a late night swim in a luxury country home pool. Witnesses said he had been drinking and may have taken sleeping pills. Pathologist found no asthma attack, but linked the death to alcohol or drugs. Jane Lawson said Jones was not fit to swim and ignored warnings. Additional testimony noted wine brandy and whisky consumption. Abo 98 percent of Asichie gan's farms have electricity.
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