U S and Arab World Clash at U N over Beirut raid charges
At the United Nations Security Council the United States and Arab states prepared for a heated debate on Palestinian charges of U S involvement in the Beirut Israeli raid. Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamed Hassan el Zayyat heads to New York for a major speech as Beirut violence sparks calls for strong action.
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Security Council
U.S
Israel
Lebanon
U.N. Security Council
Council
United Nations, N.Y
United States
Beirut
Mohamed Hassan el-Zayyat
U. N
U. S
William P. Rogers
Washington
John A. Seals
Scali
Edouard Ghorra
Yosef Tekoah
Lod
Munich
Khartoum
Industry Sessions Planned to Hold Down Prices
Washington reports the Cost of Living Council will convene sessions with textile canning paper and metal tool industries to probe price increases as Congress weighs new price ceilings and a possible continuation of wage and price controls. The move follows calls for a broader freeze and renewed government action.
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Washington
Council
Congress
House Democratic
Education dean says teachers who can be replaced by machines should be
Amherst Massachusetts AP report quotes Dwight Allen of the University of Massachusetts School of Education urging educators that any teacher who can be replaced by a machine should be replaced and that schools must embrace change to improve life quality. Hannover Germany AP notes Chancellor Willy Brandt reelected as party chairman backing NATO aligned defense and U S troop presence with broad support at the Social Democratic convention 370 to 3 with 30 abstentions.
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Amherst, Mass
University of Massachusetts School of Education
Dwight Allen
Hannover
Germany
Willy Brandt
West Germany
United States
Social Democratic Party
North Atlantic Alliance
Brandt
U.S
Europe
Gilligan seeks federal flood aid for eight Ohio counties
Governor John Gilligan urged President Nixon to declare eight Ohio counties federal disaster areas after officials estimated Lake Erie flood damage at 27.5 million dollars. Lucas Ottawa Sandusky Erie Lorain Cuyahoga Lake and Ashtabula counties were named in the request.
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Toledo
Nixon
Ohio
Lake Erie
John Gilligan
Lucas
Ottawa
Sandusky
Erie
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Lake and Ashtabula
Court Showdown Over Presidential Power Nears Supreme Court
Federal judges have split with the White House by ruling against presidential power to impound funds and halt dismemberment of the Office of Economic Opportunity. The Nixon administration has not said if it will appeal as courts reject the political question defense. A Supreme Court test appears likely.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Nixon
White House
Office of Economic Opportunity
Congress
Indifference and confusion drive light Ohio primary registration
Ohio election officials report very light May 8 primary registration across four counties due to voter indifference and confusion. The April 9 deadline limited most districts to constitutional issues, with only four counties expecting heavier turnout in tax levy and bond vote districts.
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Columbus
Ohio
James Marsh
Ohio Secretary of State’s
Marsh
Lucas County
Andrew Drevers
Lucas County Board
Janet Frentios
Delaware County Board of Elections
Hamilton County Board of Elections
QE2 To Host Private Army For Israel Anniversary Cruise
London AP The luxury liner QE2 becomes a floating fortress as Cunard hires 20 Marine commandos bomb disposal experts and dozens of detectives for a month long cruise to Israel. One third of crew quit amid fear of Arab terror while Cunard offers danger pay and family death benefits. Royal Navy escorts and RAF shadowing planned.
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London
Israel
QE2
Ray Digweed
Cunard Line
Cunard
Oscar Rudwick
Mediterranean
Royal Air Force
Budget Put Off Until Monday in Ohio Legislature
The Ohio House Finance Committee delayed a decision on the administration's $9.8 billion two year budget until Monday as leaders seek amendments. Senate leaders plan a rare Monday session to accommodate homeward turn and earlier hearings, while Republicans push for welfare reforms amid a tight deadline and a flood of new bills before April 18.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House Finance Committee
Myr Shoemaker
C-88
Bourneville
Senate
Theodore Gray
Sam Speck
D-95
New Concord
John Gilligan
House
Two Planes Crash On Mountain View Golf Course Killing Sixteen
A NASA Convair 990 and a Navy P3 Orion collided over Mountain View near Moffett Field, plunging onto a municipal golf course and exploding. Sixteen aboard died, one trainee aboard the Navy plane remained in critical condition. Fire crews battled flames as investigators launched a Navy board to determine why the jets were so close on final approach. Debris spread across the course near Interstate 101, with no golfers injured.
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NASA
Sunnyvale
Calif
Ken Kimball
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Navy
David Frame
Sunnyvale Municipal
Moffett Field
Bill Brand
Ketchum
Idaho
Mountain View
Brand
Denny Castillo
PO 3. C
Bruce N. Mallibert
Mallibert
Kimball
San Francisco
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Cyprus
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Tekoah
Black September Organization
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Jordan
Ghorra
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George
P. Shultz
Rep
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways and Means Committee
New York
Arkansas Democrat
Gilligan
Af Rhade
Harold Holzworth
Franklin County Board of Elections
Dan Ruehlmann
Richard F. Celeste
D-5
Cleveland
Celeste
Rodney Hughes
R-78
Bellefontaine
Director of Agriculture
Robert T. Secrest
D-20
Cambridge
Moffett
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