Congress votes to reinstate liberal school lunch program
The House unanimously approved restoring a more generous lunch plan after the Agriculture Department rescinded belt tightening measures hours earlier. In other items, House debate loomed over a six month Indochina war deadline as Ford weighed choices amid White House GOP lobbying. Johnson memoirs clash with Lady Bird timing on a 1964 run and Agnew visits his ancestral Greek village in a homecoming. No injuries reported in Huntington boiler incident. hospital seeks funds for new boilers.
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Tax study resumes as committee eyes 8.1 billion budget
The House-Senate conference committee, led by Rep. Lloyd George Kerns, meets behind closed doors to broker tax changes for Ohio s 8.1 billion budget. A two day Philadelphia trip involves 30 lawmakers as debate over a personal income tax and a 1.5 cent sales tax boost continues. Rep Charles Fry of Springfield is to become president of the National Association of State Legislators during the Philadelphia gathering.
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Kosygin Continues Canada Tour Amid Protest Expectation
Premier Alexei N. Kosygin began another leg of his Canadian tour amid anticipated heckling and harrassment that could dull any Soviet policy gains. Ottawa sources note the trip aims to bolster relations while facing public demonstrations.
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Hungarian Attacks Soviet Premier Prompt Protests
A Hungarian youth attacked the Soviet premier on Monday as minority groups demonstrated against perceived oppression by the Russians. Nobody was injured and no one appeared seriously upset by the incident, though tensions were heightened by the protests.
Pittsburgh Celebration Dispute Over World Series Riot
Police and city officials dispute the downtown World Series victory celebrations that drew about 100000 people. Hospitals treated 128 for minor injuries, 98 arrests were reported, and vandalism and property damage occurred amid debris and a temporarily closed hotel.
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Supreme Court to Hear Curt Flood Antitrust Suit
The Supreme Court agreed to hear Curt Flood's challenge to baseball's antitrust exemption. Flood, once an All-Star center fielder, argues the contract system violates state and federal antitrust laws and amounts to slavery. his lead counsel is former Justice Arthur Goldberg.
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Connally Tapped for Asia Trip as Vice Ticket Hint
President Nixon assigns Treasury Secretary John B. Connally as official representative at the October 31 inauguration of South Vietnamese President Thieu. Connally to visit other Asian nations including Tokyo for talks amid protests over a recent agreement.
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Accidental Bombing Kills 18 in South Vietnam
An American A37 jet accidentally bombed a South Vietnamese position near the Cambodian border, killing 18 troops and wounding seven paratroopers. The strike targeted a base on Route 22 in Tay Ninh Province after being marked by a U S forward air controller.
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China Compromise at UN faces two China split fix
In New York the General Assembly debated seating only mainland China’s Communists and Taiwan’s Nationalists to avoid expulsion. Amb Baroody proposed a self-determination based split, while the U S and Albanian plans keep competing formulas for China’s UN representation.
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Soviet Report on Kosygin Attack
Tass released the first Soviet account of a Hungarian refugee attacking Premier Alexei Kosygin outside Parliament during Soviet Canadian talks. The dispatch notes a crowd incident, guards breached, and police investigations with Trudeau voicing regrets. Pravda avoided direct reference.
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Coal Strike Expands As Layoffs Rise And Power Shortages Loom
UMW President W A Boyle warns of winter power shortages unless a new contract is negotiated. More than 300 Logan County miners apply for federal food stamps as pension and medical benefit demands group at UMW headquarters. Railroads cut nearly 4700 N and W jobs while non union mines face picketing in Virginia and West Virginia.
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Rabbi Kahane Deportation by Montreal Officials
Rabbi Meir Kahane, head of the Jewish Defense League, was deported from Canada after arriving with six others to protest Soviet Jewish treatment during Premier Kosygin’s visit. Kahane departed on an Air Canada flight to New York at 7 a.m. Others remained in Canadian custody to depart later. officials cited no immediate transportation.
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