Nixon Handed a Hot Potato by Democrats in Jobs Bill
With unemployment at a nine year high, Congressional Democrats push a 5.4 billion public works package to President Nixon, including 2 billion for a speeded program to finance up to 80 percent of sewer hospital and public building projects in high unemployment areas. House approves 275 to 104 as conferees begin talks on separate public service job measures.
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Crucial vote on Hatfield McGovern war end measure
Washington scene centers on a late day Senate vote to cut off U S funding for combat in Vietnam after December 31 as a growth of disclosures from the Pentagon study tests public support. Senators McGovern and Hatfield lead a bid amid shifts and calls for a fuller history inquiry while observers weigh the impact on Nixon policies.
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Judge Denies Bail for Angela Davis in Marin Case
In San Rafael California Judge Richard E Arnason refuses bail for Angela Davis citing state law in a possible death penalty case. The 27 year old UCLA former instructor faces murder kidnapping and conspiracy charges tied to the Aug 7 1970 Marin County courthouse shootout that left four dead including Judge Harold Haley. Magee a San Quentin convict remains co defendant and pretrial hearings are recessed pending federal court rulings or jurisdiction questions.
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Wildcat mine strikes staged by 70 000 Boyle supporters
About 70 000 miners loyal to United Mine Workers president W A Boyle walked out in a wildcat strike across five states over his removal as a trustee of the welfare and retirement fund. The stoppage began in southern West Virginia and spread to Kentucky Ohio Virginia and Alabama, threatening coal and steel supplies as operators sought a court order to end the action.
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Tony) Boyle
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Alabama
Joseph E. Moody
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Gerhard A. Gesell
Gesell
Chicago
Viet Cong raid targets Phnom Penh guard posts
Viet Cong forces attacked Cambodian naval guard posts on Phnom Penh northern outskirts in a semicircular rocket and mortar assault. Four Cambodian sailors were killed and 11 wounded. the attackers disappeared as reinforcements arrived. Earlier shelling and a raid on Prek Tasek were reported with civilian safety not affected. Saigon communiques noted a US helicopter downed near Khe Sanh with two crewmen killed and two wounded.
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Movie listings mixed with edgy sex education protest
Williams town and Manchester cinemas show Gone With the Wind sequel Tale of a Dean's Wife strictly adult entertainment. Also 4 Clowns at Manchester. Harte Theatre screens Pretty Maids All in a Row with Angie Dickinson. Bennington Drive-In shows Rio Alto and Monte Walsh. Times: Harte 8 p.m. Williamstown 7 and 9. Manchester 7:30 and 9:15. Kingston reports Surrey County Council cuts health education posters featuring a pregnant man amid complaints from older residents.
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