Senate eyed antiwar cuts reshaped by committee
Washington UPI reports Bedate Forest Relations Commitee voted to limit Vietnam war funds to withdrawal only and to urge disengagement from Indochina by spring. The panel added Cooper Church language to the foreign aid bill, with senators Mansfield Fulbright criticizing admin pressure. The measure imposes no withdrawal deadline and aims to restrain U S forces.
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Weather Snapshot for the Day and Tomorrow
Fair today with a bit of cloudiness tomorrow. Warmer highs in the mid to low sixties. Tonight expected to be in the mid 40s to low 50s with light winds.
California News Briefs Prompt Tax Talks And Legal Actions
Eviction notice served on Mrs. Jacqueline Collum amid family illness. Lt Gov Reinecke backs broader state school aid within any property tax relief package and withholding system. California welfare rolls drop for sixth straight month. Connally comments US stance on Pacific affairs. Over 50 resignations reported in state. A sweeping lawsuit accuses California officials of racial discrimination. Republicans, with Reagan, kill a 1.1 billion tax shift bill. A Manson follower escapes and is recaptured near Hollywood.
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Chairman Burch blasts CBS chief over Agnew charge
mC Chairman Dear says he is disgusted with CBS President Frank Stanton for suggesting the FCC does Vice President Spiro T. Agnew's dirty work. Wilbur D. Mills accuses Nixon of using Agnew to attack him over revenue policies. SMU Dean C Jackson Grayson named as Nixon’s pick for Price Commission chair. White House silent on report.
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Kosygin hails Nixon trip amid Soviet China talks
Soviet Premier Kosygin welcomed Nixon’s planned Moscow and Peking visits and urged that talks aim at easing tensions. He said there is no Jewish question in the Soviet Union, blaming minority issues on a few malcontents, and gave emigration figures while noting limits on departures for students and soldiers. He also said both Moscow and Beijing would discuss mutual concerns with the United States and that Kissinger is in Peking laying groundwork for Nixon’s visit.
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Payroll Day Heist Attempt Foiled In Firm
Police say two men mistook a routine payroll distribution for payday. Payrolls go out every other Wednesday but this was not payday. A firm spokesman notes payments are by check, so little cash would be on site.
Violence erupts in Memphis after teen death sparks riot
Chaos grips Memphis as the burial of a Black teenager triggers clashes. police report gunfire, arson, looting across East Memphis. Officers in tactical units confront rioters while Mayor Loeb cancels a curfew amid calls for restraint and justice. Isaac Hayes weighs in as public tension remains high.
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Christmas shipping tips from U S Post Office
The U S Postal Service urges early mailing for Christmas delivery. Domestic deadlines include December 1 for distant parcels and cards by December 1, with local items due by December 19 for parcels and December 15 for cards. Surface mail to Canada and Mexico ends December 3 for parcels and December 8 for cards. International and military mail have varied dates and special programs.
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Refuge plan for San Francisco Bay could spare wildlife
Wildlife manager Bruce Elliott of the State Fish and Game Department says hunting and boating within a proposed San Francisco Bay Nathua Wildlife Refuge need not harm key ecological values. He contends a duck-hunting area could be carved out without depleting waterfowl, noting hunters fund refuges through gear purchases and fees. He warns against a marina at Dumbarton Point, fearing marshland loss, and advocates careful planning and site choice for marinas and refuge access.
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Fremont to honor design contest winners at luncheon
Fremont announces winners of the first annual environmental design contest at a luncheon tomorrow at 12:90 pm at the International Kitchen 65 Peralta Blvd. Seven categories will be honored with mosaic plaque awards designed by Alice Edright.
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