WACs to be integrated as House backs end of separate corps
The House voted to abolish the Women's Army Corps and end sex distinctions in promotions and policies, moving to full integration of women into the Army. The measure also would end separate leadership for WAVES and the Women Marines, with abolition of WACs within 90 days of enactment.
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Second degree murder added to hijacking case
Five Croatians held on $1 million bail face second degree murder charges in the death of a policeman tied to a hijacking that forced a TWA jet from New York to Paris. A real bomb left in a Grand Central locker killed the officer. authorities discuss who prosecutes.
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Senate to extend revenue sharing despite civil rights additions
The Senate plans a five percent year extension of the federal revenue sharing program, delivering about 41.2 billion to states counties and municipalities. Provisions prohibit discrimination on religion age and disability in programs receiving revenue. A final vote was expected today as House lawmakers earlier approved a three year extension.
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Salary gap noted between black and white female graduates
A report states the average salary of the typical black woman college graduate is 500 dollars higher per year than that of her white sister, highlighting earnings disparities in the measured sample.
New York Democrats Choose Senate Nominee Amid Broad Field
New York Democrats vote to nominate a U.S. Senate candidate from five contenders including Rep. Bella Abzug and Daniel Patrick Moynihan. The winner faces incumbent James Buckley, with Republicans and Conservatives also holding primaries in a tense statewide contest.
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House Ethics probes Schorr source in CBS case
The House Ethics Committee seeks to question witnesses again on who leaked a defense intelligence report to Daniel Schorr. If no conclusive evidence emerges, Schorr faces a Wednesday subpoena to testify about his source, amid a push by 35 lawmakers to shield reporters from punishment. Notables Hersh, Nelson, Naughton, Rather, and guild head Perlik are set to speak.
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