Shuman Urges Transition to Market in U S Farm Policy
Charles B. Shuman of the American Farm Bureau Federation calls dismantling current government farm programs in favor of market oriented tools. He endorses transitional aid for displaced farmers, cites two income groups, and foresees doubled exports if trade subsidies end. Farm Bureau opposes California grape boycott.
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Two U S Destroyers Start Five Day Black Sea Cruise
The U S 6th Fleet sent two 3 5 00 ton destroyers through the Bosporus into the Black Sea for a five day visit along Turkey s coast observers calling the move a provocation while Turkish officials defend it as routine and within the Montreux Convention. Izvestia claimed the passage violated the treaty by ships armed with missiles and by warships from a nation at war while Ankara and Ankara Reuters cited the visit as a display of American naval strength amid Moscow Mediterranean buildup with about 60 ships now in the region.
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Ten black militants face Supreme Court hearings in New York case
Ten black militants including Herman B. Ferguson and Arthur Harris were granted hearings by the Supreme Court. They were previously convicted this year for conspiring to kill two moderate civil rights leaders. The case raises questions about government overthrow through sabotage and assassination.
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Arthur Harris
State Board delays decision on teacher training proposal
The Pennsylvania State Board of Education postponed action on a proposal requiring elementary and secondary teachers to obtain a fifth year of training within seven years after entering teaching.
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State Board of Education
Nixon to Announce Cabinet Nominees On TV
President elect Richard Nixon will travel to Washington Wednesday to unveil his full cabinet slate at 10 p m EST with live network coverage. Spokesman Ron Ziegler said the event may include other major appointments and will be held in the Palladium Room at the Shoreham Hotel.
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Vatican and WCC Launch Family Study in Rome
The Vatican and the World Council of Churches announced a joint study on family problems and changing male female relations. The eight meeting of the Vatican Christian Unity Secretariat WCC working group ran December 1 to 4 in Rome, chaired by Bishop Jan Willebrands and Dr Eugene Carson Blake.
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Three Weekend Accidents Kill Twenty-one Servicemen
The Associated Press reports 21 service members killed in three accidents. A Coast Guard buoy tender sank after a collision with the freighter Helena near White Castle Louisiana. 14 vanished or died, 3 rescued. A Houston Space Center hovercraft crash injured a pilot. Greenland fuel exhaustion grounded three jets. Danish rescue. Navy carrier incidents near the West Coast included a pilot drowning after ejecting and three air crew asphyxiated by a fuel leak on the Kitty Hawk.
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Humphrey Asked to Rejoin ADA as Vice Chair
The Americans for Democratic Action asked Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey to rejoin the group in his old post as vice chairman. ADA had supported Humphrey after McCarthy lost the nomination and also passed resolutions on Powell seating, Czechoslovakia invasion condemnation, presidential election reforms, and Middle East fighting.
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Laird Named Nixon Defense Secretary Pick
The Milwaukee Sentinel reports Rep Melvin R Laird 46 Marshfield Wis as Nixon's choice for secretary of defense with a formal announcement planned this week Laird would be the Republican on the House Appropriations welfare subcommittee and is not yet available for comment
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North Vietnam Attacks Ky as Talks Open Split Parley Clash
North Vietnam spokesman Bui Nhan calls South Vietnamese Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky a puppet and Hitler devotee. Ky rejects being U.S. puppet and defends Saigon Washington stance on the Paris talks amid delayed opening. Hariman and Vance meet with Ky to map strategy as negotiations stall over table shape and NL F status.
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Death sentence for Vermillion killer faces appeals
Thomas James White Hawk 20, a South Dakota Indian, has been sentenced to die in the electric chair for the Vermillion jeweler murder. His lawyers seek a post conviction hearing expected to begin mid January, per AP.
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Father Seeks Other Avenues to Free Son From Captivity
The father of a captive Pueblo crewman said in Moscow he has given up hope of embassy aid and will pursue other avenues. Robert Ayling of Staunton Virginia and two attorneys plan to travel to Copenhagen to seek contacts for their mission to win release for his son and 81 crew members. Charles Daniels joins the group. They made a final visa bid at the North Korean Embassy for travel to Pyongyang to press for a humanitarian gesture.
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Marines End Da Nang Cordon as 862 Vietnameses Die
U S Marines wrap up a large cordon operation south of Da Nang with heavy bunker fighting. At least 862 North Vietnamese soldiers killed in 20 days, with field reports incomplete and total losses possibly near 1,000. Marine casualties total 95 killed and 504 wounded.
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Court Refuses Shaw Sanctuary in Kennedy Conspiracy Case
The Supreme Court refused to block the trial of Clay L. Shaw on charges of conspiring to kill President John F. Kennedy. Shaw, a 55 year old former New Orleans businessman, sought sanctuary from District Attorney Jim Garrison’s prosecution and to bind the Warren Commission report in all courts. He also urged invalidation of Louisiana conspiracy laws.
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Omaha bus driver robbed on I-80 near Tiffin
Howard KR Selden, 41, of Omaha, Neb., was driving a Greyhound bus seized by bandits and robbed of over $1,500 in cash and valuables along Interstate 80 near Tiffin early Sunday. The incident occurred during his regular Sunday night run between Iowa City and Omaha.
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