Indiana GOP chief condemns Watergate case stance
Indiana Republican chairman Thomas Milligan denounced the Watergate affair as immoral and illegal but said he did not believe President Nixon was involved. He favored orderly prosecutions, opposed a special prosecutor, and urged Congress to craft future laws to prevent such incidents.
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Opal W asks if 18-year-olds can run for Congress
The column quotes Opal W a civic teacher and Dr Crane debating youth eligibility for Congress, weighing lowered voting ages, growth, self reliance, and the idea that charisma does not equal aptitude. It critiques youth political appeal and cites concerns about intelligence trends and social ills.
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Grain Exports To Unsnare US Ships
Washington AP grain exports include a monumental 1 billion dollar wheat and feed sale to the Soviet Union. Government subsidies of up to 100000 dollars daily keep U.S. ships idle in jammed ports, with about 20 vessels marking time at 2500 to 5000 dollar daily rates. Ships like Gulf Queen waited weeks, then carried 32500 tons, earning 4800 dollar daily during voyage. subsidies cover 8 to 10 dollars per ton of grain shipped to the USSR, under a cost-equality deal for U.S. tankers and other vessels.
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Hyperkinetic child and nose drop rebound discussed
A letter item discusses an eight year old with extreme hyperactivity termed hyperkinesia and the need for medical evaluation. It notes boys show this more than girls, calls for parental understanding, and mentions drugs that can help. Another reader warns of the rebound effect from nasal drops and the role of careful cortisone use. a glaucoma booklet offer follows.
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Convoy Reaches Phnom Penh as Rebels Hold Mekong Banks
A convoy of freighters tankers and munition barges reached Phnom Penh amid heavy rocket fire that sank an oil tanker in the Mekong River. Rebels have occupied the Mekong banks for three months and a recent push killed 100 government troops at Kampong Tra Lach.
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Palace workers win pay raises in royal household
London AP report notes about 200 Buckingham Palace staff gained raises up to 30 percent over two years as unions press for higher wages. Details show initial pay levels as low as $23.75 weekly for maids and $34.38 for ordinary staff, with sergeants and pages receiving modest increases while Queen Elizabeth II also secured a raise.
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