Nixon plans re election strategy amid congress clash
President Nixon quietly maps his re election approach during a two week working vacation at San Clemente with Caspar Weinberger. He criticizes Congress for an election year spending spree and announces environmental measures including a seaway spill law to tighten tanker and cargo ship safety standards. The White House emphasizes inflation concerns and domestic reform delays.
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Ronald Ziegler
Caspar Weinberger
Democratic National Convention Tentative Schedule
Miami Beach Florida tentative schedule lists events over Tuesday Wednesday Thursday with times 7 pm and 7 pm. Tuesday includes election of permanent convention chairman rules committee report keynote by Governor Reuben Askew platform debate and votes. Wednesday covers nominations and tallying for the presidential nominee. Thursday features consideration of a new charter, nominations and balloting for the vice presidential nominee, acceptance speeches and adjournment.
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Miami Beach
Fla
UPI
Reuben Askew
Florida
Platform Committee
Democratic Party
Judge delays Bremer's trial in Wallace shooting case
Arthur H. Bremer, 22, the Milwaukee busboy accused of aiming to kill Alabama Governor George Wallace, refuses cooperation with psychiatrists at Clifton T. Perkins State Hospital. Judge Ralph W. Powers grants a three week postponement, delaying the trial set for Wednesday as defense counsel cites unavailability of a defense psychiatrist and pending federal reports.
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Powers
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Secret Service
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Lipsitz
Alabama
Laurel
Wallace
Brenner
Michigan officials defy court on 295 bus purchase plan
Michigan officials fight a federal ruling ordering 295 school buses at about 10 000 each to move toward cross district desegregation in Detroit and suburbs. Judge Roth fast tracks an integration plan covering about 800 000 students while concerns rise over cost and vehicle availability.
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UPI
Frank J. Kelley
Miami Beach
Michigan
U.S. District Court
Stephen J. Roth
Roth
Eugene Krasicky
Ulster Protestants threaten civil war against IRA
Angry Protestant groups in Ulster threaten civil war against the IRA unless Brith troops seize the offensive. The UDA claims it can draft 25,000 men and denounces the IRA cease-fire, calling for martial law and urging Whitelaw not to negotiate. A UDA statement warns of actions to kill the IRA if the army does not act. A TRA member says defenders will fulfill their duty. A hooded body found in Carlisle Circus signals vengeance violence as gunfire and a bomb injure and disrupt Belfast. Five people are treated for injuries from Monday battles. British troops are deployed with more than 47,000 soldiers planned for Northern Ireland amid Boyne Day tensions.
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Irish Republican Army
IRA
Ulster Defense Association
UDA
Northern Ireland
William Whitelaw
Ulster Offense Association
Carlisle Circus
Belfast
Urban ore eyed as future mineral source by geologist
San Francisco a California Division of Mines and Geology geologist Fenelon F. Davis warns that rising mineral demand and new recovery methods will turn municipal waste into a renewable resource. He cites aluminum copper iron phosphate and sulfur as growth areas and notes millions of tons of recoverable ferrous and non ferrous metals lie in urban refuse already discarded. Federal and state pilots use techniques from destructive distillation to air separation and floatation to recover metals plastics and fuel from garbage, with potential mandates ahead.
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UPI
Fenelon F. Davis
California Division of Mines and Geology
Environmentalista
America
Davis
United States
California
Davia
Cabaret and other weekend films in regional cinema listings
A cineplex review roundup covers Cabaret as a standout, plus Willard Ben and Skyjacked at area venues. The Godfather returns to Williams College Cinema I and a double bill at the Bennington drive-in features Joy in the Morning and Skyjacked. Disney’s Bedknobs and Broomsticks, Lawman, Frenzy, and Topaz are also listed with showtimes across Cinemas I and II and outdoor theatres.
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Bennington
Charlton Heston
Yvette Mimeaux
Richard Chamberlain
Masa
Hoosag Tha Adams Drive
Cloud shadow over eclipse mars study and farmers gaze
A cloud covered total solar eclipse frustrated scientists on Llanhopa Beach Prince Edward Island while farmers like Mrs Douglass Greening observed only dim light. In Halifax Nova Scotia temperature fell and birds went quiet as clouds spoiled many experiments across Alaska Canada and the northeastern United States.
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Sakhalin Island
Japan
Alaska
Canada
Orient
Atlantic
Llanhopa Beach
Prince Edward
Donald H. Menzel
Salar
A Menzel
Nova Scotia
Fairbanks
Acroggs
United States
Sugarbowl Club savings offer from Vermont National Bank
A Vermont National Bank advertises the Sugarbowl Club a plan to save for vacations or other goals. Customers specify needed amount and timing, deposit schedule, and the bank issues a coupon book with automatic transfers and a daily interest rate of 416 percent per year.
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