Nixon aid bill wreckage shocks Senate vote
President Nixon and top officials convened emergency talks after the Senate killed the foreign aid bill, jeopardizing programs since World War II. Secretary Rogers warned that the defeat could imperil Vietnam-era aid, Nixon Doctrine aims, and unspent funds total 4.7 billion though largely committed to orders, with current authority expiring November 15.
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Youth drug talk stresses job market rejection
A Berkeley drug prevention pro gram founder told parents at an all day conference that youth facing long joblessness turn to drugs. He cited eroding self identity and varying causes from hard core addiction to occasional experimentation among teens, as attending parents and officials listened.
Thieu Swears In Amid Security Tight Vietnam Wide
Reported events detail Thieu taking the oath for a second term presented by President Nixon in Thies amid protests and warnings. Police guarded Lam Son streets as civilians faced limited access, with armored cars, helicopters, and shuttered shops surrounding the National Assembly area.
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Time change confusion as clocks fall back in Tam region
Officials confirm standard time returned at 2 am today but many residents woke to chaotic reminders of the hour. The change, part of the annual daylight saving cycle, prompted questions about local timing and scheduling in Tam.
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Fluoridation Fees Controversy Sparks Health Debate
The TriCity Citizens for Clean Health claim fluoridation pollutes the environment, citing testimonials and quotes from Stanford biologist Dr. Paul Ehrlich. California health officials dispute the charge while noting fluoride uptake in foods rises with fluoridated water, urging closer monitoring.
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Cloudy Skies
The forecast calls for high clouds and sprinkles through Monday. Warmer temperatures with daytime highs near 60s and overnight lows around the low 30s. Light to moderate winds from 5 to 15 miles per hour.
Death of Texas Christian coach Pittman shocks program
Cia Jim Pittman, 46, TCU head football coach known for sideline energy, collapsed and died from an apparent heart attack. Pittman had a prior history of heart trouble and earlier missed part of a season while an assistant to Texas coach Darrell Royal. Turn to Sports Section.
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Young man freed after hostage crisis near Sacramento
A man held hostage by two bank robbers who shot a Sacramento police officer was released unharmed in Los Angeles. Police say Rol Tice, class of ’22, flew to Sacramento about two hours after his release, learned of the escape from his father, who received a call from his son in Los Angeles. Stanford President Richard W. Ly man comments on student confidence and political image in campus discourse.
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Tito assailed nonaligned policy praised by U S
Yugoslav President Tito assured of U.S. support for Yugoslavia to pursue an independent nonaligned policy. Space Center project outlined with NASA officials after talks with President Nixon in Washington. Kosygin ends 12 day Western visit returning to Moscow after discussions with Castro and Corticos in Havana. Muskie signals likely bid for Democratic nomination in early year during New Hampshire tour ahead of March 7 primary.
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Brezhnev Pompidou sign peace pledge amid Europe tensions
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev and French President Georges Pompidou issue a declaration of peaceful coexistence and pledge against force toward neighbor states. They do not reach agreement on reducing Western and Communist forces in Central Europe. A British soldier dies and three children are injured when a house used as an army observation post explodes in Springfield Road, as a family returns to collect belongings.
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