Senate panel moves to okay ban on snub-nosed handguns
In Bruncisle a Senate Judiciary subcommittee advanced a bill to bar cheap short-beveled handguns, delaying exact standards on barrel length weight and caliber. The panel, chaired by Bayh and with Hruska, noted action ahead before the full committee while Kennedy urged immediate federal firearms control amid NRA influence.
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Mystery surrounds death of Chinese U.N. delegate
New York reports say Wang Hsusang, 28, a Chinese U.N. mission code clerk and film projectionist, was found dead February 7 with laboratory tests suggesting a nicotine poison. Officials from China and the United States declined to comment while autopsy results were discussed privately.
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ITT contribution ruled legal by federal judge
A federal judge in Los Angeles ruled ITT's $100,000 donation to attract the Republican National Convention to San Diego did not violate the federal Corrupt Practices Act. Judge Robert J. Kelleher dismissed California Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr.'s suit, noting the money supported a civic effort and was not a political contribution to a federal campaign. The case had fueled Senate scrutiny and protests from Democrats, while Republicans later moved the convention to Miami Beach over rising costs.
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U.S. jets pound bridges and DMZ storage area
U.S. Air Force reports six bridges around Dong Ha and a key storage area near the DMZ damaged or destroyed. In two days, 390 strike sorties hit roads, rail lines, warehouses, trucks and weapons sites as intensifying fighting grinds on near Saigon, with casualties mounting among South Vietnamese and Communist forces.
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Turtles face mothering hurdles on Florida coast
In Fort Pierce to New Smyrna the sea turtle nesting rush draws crowds with flashlights as Lt. Henk Morgan notes the coast hosts the season’s hottest crawl. Loggerhead females haul ashore to dig nests, laying 50 to 150 eggs. tampering is illegal May through August.
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Research team studies laser induced fusion in Rochester
A $3 million three year study will assess laser induced fusion as a potential electricity source. The University of Rochester Esso Research and General Electric join Dr. Moshe Lubin to evaluate feasibility and predict net electric yield.
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Weekend New England Movie Listings Mix At Local Screens
At the Movies CINEMAT UH Cinema shows Frank Zappa's 200 Motels with Ringo Starr. Cinema II features Silent Running. Harte offers Lets Scare Jessica to Death and Zero Population Growth. Williamstown College screens Is There Sex After Death. Bennington hosts The Detective and The French Connection. Cinema 1 shows at 7 and 8 30, Cinema TN at 7 30 and 9 30, Harte at 7 and 8 30, Williamstown at 8, and a dusk drive-in. Check box office.
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Agnew Concludes Asian Tour Amid Vietnam Hope
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew said his Southeast Asian trip convinces South Vietnamese forces will withstand military pressure with U S air and naval support. He noted prospects look good after meetings in Bangkok and Saigon with Thieu and Thai leaders.
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