Agnew Presses Governors On ABM Deployment
Vice President Agnew urged Republican governors to back Nixon’s Safeguard missile system as the minimum feasible defense. AP survey shows 12 of 21 governors support the decision, with notable backing from Reagan Lave Evans Rockefeller. others remain cautious or silent. Sargent Samuelson voiced doubts, while some governors declined to take public positions. Agnew also defended congressional limits on student protests and suggested state guidelines, but governors remained hesitant.
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May Day parades subdued across Europe amid tensions
European May Day events reflected caution and unrest as Moscow scrapped military displays, Czechoslovakia boosted security in Prague, and Western nations faced strikes and planned demonstrations. British workers advocated wildcat walkouts, while France Spain Portugal and Greece reported police deployments and scattered clashes with student and labor groups.
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Italians fret as French cardinal named Vatican secretary
Pope Paul VI appoints Jean Cardinal Villot, 63, a French hard worker, as Vatican secretary of state, the church's prime minister and foreign minister. Villot replaces aging Cardinal Cicognani, becoming the first non Italian in 53 years. Italian prelates fear foreign influence while others praise a more global Vatican image.
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Generation Gap Walkout at GE Triggers Mass Layoffs
GE power transformer depot tank cleaners walked out to protest a grievance and a promotion bid. Eleven young workers triggered the dispute, with 55 layoffs already, and up to hundreds of idle workers if the strike lasts. Local 255 officials push for a return, while more welders are temporarily laid off due to production backlog.
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Nine U.S. Climbers Die on World’s 7th Highest Peak
Five of ten Americans seeking Dhaulagiri’s summit perished along the southeast ridge in western Nepal near 26,810 feet. Two native guides confirmed killed. Survivors include Boyd N. Tverraott, Everett, Vin Hoeman. others unnamed pending family notifications. Authorities and the American Alpine Club reported the tragedy after an expedition departed March 1 from base camp plans.
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Eight Horses Entered In Derby With Majestic Prince Leading
In Louisville Kentucky eight colts are entered for Saturdays 95th Kentucky Derby led by Californias unbeaten Majestic Prince who is the 6-5 favorite. Other top contenders include Top Knight Arts and Letters and Dike plus outsiders Traffic Mark Fleet Allied Rae Jet and Ocean Roar. Rae Jet is a surprise entry with Braulio Baeza named aboard Arts and Letters after Bill Shoemaker was injured. President Nixon and 25 Republican governors attend the Lexington convention while CBS televises the race to a large audience.
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