House blocks funds for Indochina war
In Washington Congress shifts against Nixon policies, with the House voting 219 to 188 to block funding for bombing Cambodia. Amendments seek to restrict Pentagon dollars and forbid using portions of the emergency bill to support combat in Indochina, while officials say bombing will continue.
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UPI
Congress
Nixon
Indochina
Cambodia
George Mahon
House Appropriations Committee
Texas
Robert Sikes
D-Fla
Alphonzo Bell
Calif
Henry Kissinger
Russia
House
Joseph Addabbo
DNLY
Pentagon
Nixon Axes Cabinet 'Super Secretaries' Shakeup
President Nixon ends a four month old system of three cabinet members holding super secretary status. He moves CIA head James R. Schlesinger to oversee Defense, promotes deputy William F. Colby to lead the CIA, and brings John B. Connally back as a part time White House adviser. H R Haldeman and John Ehrlichman have left the White House, signaling broader changes. Connally will be based near the White House with no pay, and will advise on foreign and domestic matters while remaining a Houston lawyer. Schlesinger would need Senate confirmation to become defense secretary, succeeding Elliot L. Richardson.
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UPI
Nixon
CIA
James R. Schlesinger
Defense Department
Schlesinger
William F. Colby
Central Intelligence Agency
Treasury
John B. Connally
White House
J. Fred Buzhardt Jr
Watergate
Ronald L. Ziegler
H. R. Haldeman
John D.ehrlichman
Berlin Wall
Connally
Ziegler
Houston
Tex
Harvard
Atomic Energy Commission
Oia
Senate
Elliot L. Richardson
Sleuth stars in British thriller at Harte cinema
At the Harte on Malin Street Sleuth a sharp two character thriller features Michael Caine and Laurence Olivier as rival manipulators in a murder plot. Also listed are upcoming double bills at local theaters including Scorpio with The Landlord and Lady Caroline Lamb plus The Hospital with Oscar nominated performances. Drive-in schedules note dusk starts.
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Harte
Malin Street
Michael Caine
Laurence Olivier
Cinema L
Twin Cinemaa
George C.scott
Cinema 1
Burt Lancaster
Alain Deton
Paul Scofield
the Landlord
Robert Bolt
Caroline Lamb
GC. Scott
Paddy Chayelsky
Bennington
Hong Kong
Charlton Heston
Rand
Hathaway
North Hoosick
N.Y
Senate votes to outlaw president impounding funds
Senate action comes after federal courts ruled Nixon overstepped constitutional authority by impounding more than 12 billion in appropriations. The chamber approved a bill to prevent future impoundments without congressional ratification within 80 days, while voting to trim proposed spending for fiscal 1974 by 700 million below the administration plan of 268.7 billion.
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Senate
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
House
Rules Committee
St. Louis
Minnesota
District of Columbia
Office Ofeconomic Opportunity
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
United States
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
D-Va
Tornadoes kill four in Ohio Willard community
United Press International reports multiple tornadoes across Ohio Kentucky Missouri and Tennessee causing deaths injuries and widespread damage. Willard Ohio suffers at least four dead with about 150 injured and 10 missing while Kenton Belleville and Savannah also suffer damage and looting prevention efforts. National Guard activated. Missouri hail and winds add to extensive destruction.
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United Press International
Ohio
Tennessee
Missouri
Kentucky
Chis
Willard
Kenton
Belleville
Savannah
National Guard
Missouri Bootheel
Ilinois
Huron County
John Borgiat
Belive
Ténndagée
Carolinas
Horthorn Rockies
Central Plains
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Readiness aired for Skylab launch with dual countdowns
CAPE KENNEDY UPI reports teams pressed the pace as simultaneous Skylab countdowns proceeded toward a Monday liftoff. Astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz underwent medicals in Houston then prepared to depart for Cape Canaveral.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
America
Space Station
Walter J. Kapryan
Epryan
Charles ‘Peta’ Conrad
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Houston
Cape
Apollo
Kapryan
Jauich
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