Italian Premier Defends Vietnam Policy in Senate Vote
In Rome, Giulio Andreotti defended gradual U S troop reductions while criticizing George McGovern's call for immediate Vietnam withdrawal. The Senate backed Andreotti 163 to 155 as McGovern secured the Democratic nomination and Italy's center coalition government faced questions from a Communist senator.
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Laos Plans New Cabinet reshuffle amid tripartite government
Premier Souvanna Phouma announced a sweeping cabinet reshuffle in Vientiane. Four old ministers exit, eight new join, and three current members are promoted or moved. Pathet Lao ministers stay in their posts though duties are temporarily held by state secretaries. An expanded cabinet adds two deputies to seven. Sisouk Na Chanpasak remains finance minister and as Souvanna's defense delegate.
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Court News Roundup Of Local Offenses And Fines
Bobby Simond 1418 Louise cited for muffler law violation with 1 dollar fine and 28 dollars costs. James McCormick 714 E Ninth St fined 1 dollar for disorderly conduct plus 25 dollars costs. assault and battery 10 dollar fine with costs suspended and 180 days suspended on stay away from service station. Steven Eller 4213 Ind 67 EF disobeyed stop sign 1 dollar. Robert Hufman Jr 1707 Costello Dr theft 30 days. Jerry R. Platt 3027 Moss Island Rd reckless driving 10 dollar fine plus 28 dollars costs. Bruce H Gwinnup 925 Forest Dr speeding fined. Melvin Lee Hoskins 1004 E Fifth St theft 25 dollar fine and 25 dollars costs. Donald Wagner Rt 3 reckless driving 50 dollar fine and 28 dollars costs. Sepane issued for intoxication Madison County jail.
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New books and auto assembly facts emerge in brief
Washington notes only nine or ten hours of manual labor needed to assemble an automobile. New York reports over two thousand books published annually in the U S. Mystery and detective stories remain popular in reader demand.
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