Homeowner loan bill faces likely Ford veto
Republicans warn a bill aiding unemployed homeowners to buy or hold homes faces a veto. The measure would offer loans up to 300 dollars monthly for 36 months, subsidized mortgages, and 6 percent loans for middle income families, with income limits and a 48000 dollar cap on homes. Senate passage was 64 to 26 as reconciliation between House and Senate versions looms.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House
John G. Tower
R-Tex
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Cotton resigns as New Hampshire GOP chairman
Retired Senator Norris Cotton, age 74, says he resigns as chairman of New Hampshire Republicans citing age and inability to perform the job. He notes the party needs a younger, more active leader to rebuild the state organization. His deputy John Clements also resigned earlier. The party is left leaderless until a state committee meeting in Concord next week to choose a replacement.
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Lebanon
N.H
UPI
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Cotton
Tornado Hits Neosho Missouri Kills Three
A tornado struck Neosho Missouri causing widespread destruction. Three people were killed and over 20 injured, with three critically. State authorities and Missouri National Guard aided search and rescue as mobile homes and apartments were heavily damaged and a large barn was destroyed.
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United Press International
Missouri
Neosho
Missouri National Guard
Newton County
State Highway Department
Oklahoma
Ada
Portugal's Free Election Beset by Leftist Protests
Portugal votes in a staged election to form a constituent assembly under a military regime. Troops were alerted to quell leftist protests barred from the balloting as 6 million voters weigh 247 seats while analysts expect Socialist, Popular Democrat, and Social Democrat contenders to lead, with the Communist party polling low.
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Lisbon
UPI
Portugal
Party of the Proletariat
Socialists
Popular Democrats
Social Democrats
Communist Party
Armed Forces Movement
Psychic power gave minister insight on Shelton bombing
Federal authorities charged ten people including Ohio Decorative Products Co. president Charles D. Moeller and clairvoyant minister Rev. David N. Bubar in the $14 million Shelton bombing of Sponge Rubber Products Co. in March. The indictment accused conspiracy, dynamiting, and interstate transport of dynamite and gasoline. Bubar predicted the fire, Moeller funded the operation, and 300 workers remained unemployed.
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New Haven, Conn
UPI
Ohio Corporation
Sponge Rubber Products Co
Shelton
Charles D. Moeller
Cridersville
Ohio
Ohio Decorative Products Co
Grand Sheet Metal, Inc
Shelton Company
David N. Bubar
Cracre
B.F. Goodrich
Goodrich
Sponge Rubber
Bubar
Moeller
Southern Supply Co
Memphis
Hackensack
N.J
Lion of Judah
U.S
Thomas Duggan
FBI
Connecticut
United States
Judge postpones Saxe trial to resolve pre trial motions
Philadelphia presos UPI reports judge delays the bank robbery trial of Susan E Saxe from May 12 to June 9 citing insufficient time to resolve pre trial motions. Saxe 26 faces robbery conspiracy firearm possession and aiding and abetting in a $6240 Savings and Loan holdup in September 1970. Attorneys filed 11 motions including a plea to dismiss for prejudice.
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Saxe
Philadelphia
UPI
Susan E. Saxe
U.S
Alfred L. Luongo
Ms. Saxe
Fire bomb used by South Vietnam in war front
Western military sources report a five ton fire bomb used by South Vietnamese air force near Xuan Loc that destroys troops by fire or suffocation within hundreds of yards. They note other weapons in use include a napalm like bomb and 15,000 pound daisy cutter bombs, with reports of mass fatalities among Communist troops.
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Saigon
UPS
Radio
Hanoi
Indochina
Xuan Loc
Brown students seize Brown Univ building in protest
Minority students at Brown University seize the main administration building in a four day protest over budget priorities and minority programs. They demand amnesty and increases in minority faculty and aid, with talks resuming after a 11 p.m. break. Leaders warned the occupation could last until demands are met while administrators negotiate.
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Providence
R.I
UPI
Brown University
Dick Dannenfelser
William Jackson
Organization of United African Peoples
Ivy League
Donald F. Hornig
Brown
Takeo
Third World Coalition
Jackson
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