Democrats press Monday vote on Nixon surtax extension
Democrats in the House move to hold a Monday vote on President Nixon's surtax extension after securing assurances from Republicans. The House will also act Friday to extend withholding rates through July 31, delaying full enactment past the June 30 deadline.
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Body of 25 year old woman found in Mill City park
Minneapolis police found the body of Almeda Anderson 25 in Farview Park on the citys north side after midnight with a fatal gunshot wound to the head. A dog walker reported the discovery and authorities identified the victim preliminarily.
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Nixon again delays Knowles nomination for health post
Reports vary on President Nixon’s choice for health secretary as Dr. John H. Knowles faces opposition from the American Medical Association and Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen. Finch's pick, Knowles, is director at Massachusetts General Hospital and backed by Welfare Secretary Finch, while White House cautions reporters about predicting a decision.
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Naftalin and hotel men urge city financing session
MINNEAPOLIS AP May or Arthur Naftalin of Minneapolis and hotel and motel executives want Gov. Harold LeVander to call a special session of the Minnesota legislature to address city financing problems. The Minnesota Hotel and Motor Hotel Association opposed a pending 3 percent tax on accommodations and related services in Minneapolis. Naftalin vetoed a City Council action that would have imposed the tax. Mayor elect Charles Stenvig attended and said he will consider all facets before forming an opinion. City attorney Keith Sudd cited Atty. Gen. Head who says the amusements tax could affect University of Minnesota athletic events.
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Viet Cong and North Vietnam denounce Nixon policy
At the 23rd peace talks session in Paris, Viet Cong deputy Nguyen Thi Binh and North Vietnamese negotiator Ha Van Lau denounced U.S. de Americanization as deceitful and a dead end. They condemned Nixon's troop withdrawal plan as an illusion while Lodge urged patience and warned against predetermining outcomes.
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U S studies infiltration cutback in Vietnam war
U S State and Defense departments assess potential effects of a reported sharp cutback in North Vietnamese troop infiltration into South Vietnam. intelligence notes the rate has fallen and speculation centers on weather, draft-age manpower use, or a political de escalation aim by Hanoi. Officials say no evidence supports a de escalation intent yet.
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Entomology convention debates drosophila courtship pheromone
At the 53rd annual Pacific branch Entomological Society of America meeting in Yakima Washington about 1000 delegates attended. The discussion centered on the role of a volatile female sex pheromone in stimulating male courtship behavior in drosophila melanogaster.
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Ban on literacy test for voters proposed
Nixon administration proposed a nationwide ban on voter literacy tests and on state residency requirements for presidential elections. The plan would empower the attorney general to deploy federal voting examiners and observers and extend the 1965 Voting Rights Act with five amendments including a national voting advisory commission and potential voting rights lawsuits. Mitchell argued the issue is national, not regional, and urged changes reflecting ongoing shifts in voter registration across states.
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Omaha fires engulf six-block business district
In Omaha Nebraska looting arson and shootings hit the Near North Side after a night of disorder sparked by the fatal shooting of a 14 year old girl by a white officer. Sixty blocks suffered vandalism with 30 arrests as firefighters faced bricks and bottles amid rioting.
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Warren cites reapportionment as most important court rulings
In a Sacramento interview after retirement Earl Warren called reapportionment rulings the most far reaching of his 16 years as chief justice, saying equal voting power lets people solve issues politically. He defended obscenity rulings and warned about delays in civil rights, noting the balance between decency and free speech.
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Farmers in Cameron Highlands suffer dizzy spells
Malaysian farmers in the Cameron Highlands report dizziness after unknowingly spraying crops with WWII nerve gas-based insecticides smuggled into Malaysia and sold under various trade names, the Malay Mail says.
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Tricia Nix Arrives in England For Prince Charles Investiture
Tricia Nix arrives in England for the investiture of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales. She plans to wear a turquoise Gino Charles outfit if the day is warm and has packed alternate wardrobes for uncertain British weather.
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Twisters hit Minnesota and Dakota towns causing damage
Tornadoes swept across southwestern Minnesota and eastern Dakotas causing extensive damage in Jasper Minnesota and Groton South Dakota. One Jasper resident hospitalized. several nearby homes trailers and farms damaged. Groton saw four minor injuries and up to three more kept for observation.
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Ben Het siege tightens as N Viet troops ring camp
North Vietnamese gunners shell the Ben Het Special Forces camp near Dak To, cutting the airstrip and bottling the 700 defenders. Prisoners deliver boastful letters from the enemy as Saigon questions the siege. Lt Col Marquis says two full infantry regiments plus artillery and a sapper battalion are ringed around Ben Het.
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