Nixon Reports Surpluses Turned To Deficits In Budget
President Nixon said this budget surpluses have become deficits for the current and next fiscal year and proposed a 1.6 billion tax on lead additives in gasoline to reduce red ink. He linked the plan to cutting inflation and noted higher outlays and lower receipts.
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Washington
Nixon
Robert P. Mayn
Treasury
Congress
Mayo Toid
White Howse
Itf
Saxon
Ho Chi Minh Birthday Sparks Heavy Viet Attacks
In Saigon AP reports, North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces mount their strongest offensive in 12 days to mark Ho Chi Minh's birthday. Shelling targets include more than 60 allied posts in the Mekong Delta and around Da Nang. The U S Americal division, Dong Tam Navy base, and several district towns endured multiple bombardments as Viet Cong calls urged intensified air attacks.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Mekong Delta
U.S. Americal
da Nang
Dong Tam
Mekong Bella
Long Dinh
Giang Tam
Huai Bue
Tri Tan
Aéen
Acks
Mansfield Push Seeks Nixon Senate Accord
Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged a formula that protects both Nixon's constitutional powers and Senate control over Cambodia policy, insisting any language match the Cooper Church amendment in preserving future action while securing funds. President Nixon opposes new restrictions, as GOP leaders work to craft acceptable wording amid AP polling showing 47 senators favorable, 34 opposed, and 14 undecided.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
Senate
Cambodia
Montana
Cooper Church
U.S
White House
Sen
Gordon Allot
Colorado
Republican Policy Committee
Associated Press
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Blacks at Jackson State Bar Removal of Evidence
Blacks at Jackson State College in Mississippi blocked state investigators from taking pieces of evidence at the girls dormitory where youths were shot by police last week. A group calling itself the Concerned Citizens of Jackson State filed for a temporary restraining order to stop removal of evidence.
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Tackson
Jackson State College
Concerned Citizens of
Jackson State
Catlene
U.S. District Cent
Alexander Hall
College
Presi
Wiliam Saffire
Mississippi
Mitchell
Delta State College
Santa Barbara
Negro Mt Archers i
Weather Forecast for BrinGeport and Vicinity
Partly sunny and mild today with a high near 60. Tonight fair and cool. Thursday partly cloudy and warmer with a high near 20. Precipitation chances: today two percent, tonight one percent. Winds north to northeast five to ten miles per hour today and tonight. Almanac notes date May 20. sunrise 6:00 am, sunset 8:08 pm. Highs and temps mentioned for yesterday and year ago.
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Bob Hope Desert
Doug Sanders
Woman 80 Fatally Struck By Tow Truck on Rainy Broad Street
Mes Fanny Romanelli of 452 Garfield avenue died in St Vincent's hospital after injuries from being hit by a tow truck on Broad street near John street during heavy rain. Driver Al Wild of Milford was issued a summons charging failure to yield to a pedestrian. authorities planned further charges.
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Garfield Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Broad Street
John Street
Bridgeport
Alice
al Wild
Park Road
Milford
Tranistin Avenue
Romianelli
Maly
Romane
Agnew Strikes Partner In Tennis Benefit Match
Vice President Spiro Agnew played doubles at a benefit tennis event in Washington when a balk caused him to accidentally hit his partner, Peace Corps Director Joseph Blatchford, in the back of the head. Agnew, sidelined by a tennis elbow, moved from golf to tennis but his aim remained off during the late match.
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Washington
Spire T
Agnew
Peace Corps
Joseph Blatchford
Blatchford reacts after Agnew match with Javits line
A telegram read before the Agnew Blatchford match quoted Sanders saying Keep Ducking to Peace Corps director. Blatchford moved quickly when struck, leaping toward the fence as a motorcycle net from his sister actress Bar Ballanén was raised for a moment. The scene followed questions about continued action after the bout.
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Mnck
Agnew
UN Condemns Israel Thrust Into Lebanon
The U N Security Council condemned Israel for a one day assault into southern Lebanon on May 12. The council warned of possible sanctions if repeated and approved a resolution demanding Israeli forces withdraw. Egypt accused Israeli jets of hitting civilian targets along the Suez Canal. Israel said only military targets were struck.
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Lebanon
Egypt
Suez Canal
Irael
United Nations
Security Council
Isyet Joy
United States
Colombia
Sierra Leone
Nicaragua
Nervember Security Cou
15Call
Cairo
Ant
Initerway
Japan
Nile Delta
Ise
Features for Everybody in Telegram Daily
A compact summary page lists features across Telegram Every Day including classifieds, comics, crosswords, Dear Abby, and editorials. It highlights sections on fashion, finance, obituaries, bridge notes, theatre, TV ratios, and women's news with advised emphasis on syndicated contributors and guest columns.
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Marian
Abby
Brandstadt
M.D
Financial News
Jacoby
Polly
Sylvia Porter
Women's News
Mitchell rejects wage and price controls stance
In a speech to Sowell industrialists, Mitchell urged no wage or price controls and promoted economic steadiness. He stressed the administration aims to reform national affairs toward certainty, while acknowledging investor fears. The remarks came amid tensions surrounding Jackson State protests and campus unrest.
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Ander Aradianis
Washington
Justice Department
Cleveland
Miss
Joan M. Mitchell
Sowhem
Dette Council
Philadelphia
Milton L Shapp
Rial
Saga
Robert Mitchell
P. Casey
Nixon
Matty
Steve Saw
William G
Lesler
Nargal D
Racce
Iisect
ILS
Senate
Hag
Anna M. Cain to retire as Bridgeport assistant superintendent
Anna M. Cain, Bridgeport’s longtime assistant superintendent for elementary schools since 1957, plans retirement this summer after a 50 year career in local education. She announced the decision at a conference of elementary principals, with travel plans noted as a likely postretirement activity.
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Anna M. Cain
Bridgeport
Miss Call
Laurel Place
Lensive S. Silverstone
He ix
Rassick High
Bato School
Fromm
Pacipal
Whittier Junior High
Su Burbs
Miss Cain
Whittier
Maplewood Junior High
Apa
Miss Augneta
Union Leaders Blame Avea Tactics Over Auto Talks
Stratford and union head Russell Booth criticize Avea Lycoming management for “scare tactics” in wage and contract talks. They accuse the company of pressuring workers while claiming offers have stalled since April. The dispute unfolds amid Bridgeport newspaper coverage and ongoing negotiations at Avco Lycoming division.
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Auto Workers of America
Avco Lycoming Division
Vnjagemeant
Avea Lycoming
Stratford
Russell Booth
la Tal
United Art Workers
Ane
Outgoing Heads Question Urban Coalition Work
The Urban Coalition for Greater Bridgeport wrapped its second year as Don ald Heyward voiced mixed views on the group's effectiveness. Heyward, with the coalition since its start, spoke to the board at the second annual meeting, noting his ongoing questions about progress.
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Urban Coalition
Urban Coalition For
Greater Bridgeport
Donald Heyward
Heyward
Coalition
Infiltration Strategy Snevers in Antwerp Seamen Join Parade
Five Canadian seamen from the Restigouche joined about 100 Communists protesting NATO presence in Antwerp. They carried anti US placards then broke them in a mock fight before Belgian police escorted them back to their ship. A nine-ship NATO flotilla faced picketing by anti US groups since arrival.
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Antwerp
Belgium
Restigouche
NATO Flatilla
Trondheim
House Approves Funds to Keep Milford Lab Open
The House approved a bill to fund the U S Marine Biology Laboratory in Milford Connecticut for one year starting July 1 The Interior Department had planned closures but lawmakers backed continued operation as crucial for pollution studies The measure now goes to the Senate and funds about 537000 included in an 18 million dollar Interior appropriations bill to sustain the lab for a year
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House
Milford Lab
Washington
U.S. Marine Biology Laboratory
Milford
Conn
Lowell PL Weick
Avdr
Interior Department
Earliey
Nixon
Harry C. Ravis
Hore
City Board Adds $2 Million to Doyle Items
The Board of Apportionment and Taxation approved a preliminary tax rate of 72.3 mills, an eight mill interim rise for March to July, and a total budget of $57,250,117 for municipal operations. The plan includes $3,690,000 for school cafeteria operations and an expanded health insurance program, with Doyle’s recommendations driving most increases.
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Commp
Board of Apportionment and Taxation
Comnroller
Thomas M. Doyle
Als
Nixon orders data for panel probing Douglas impeachment
President Nixon directed government officials to supply a House subcommittee with all information sought on the impeachment resolution against Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas. House Judiciary Chairman Emanuel Geller requested relevant reports and documents in a April 29 letter, with Nixon replying May 19.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Supreme Court
William Q. Douglas
Emanuel Geller
D-N-Y
Full House
Judiciary Committee
White House
Ronald (. Ziegler
Celter
Chaiman
Justice Marshall Has Pneumonia
Justice Thurgood Marshall developed pneumonia at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Doctors say he is not responding to penicillin and is being treated with broad antibiotic therapy. The 81 year old justice entered hospital with upper respiratory infection and is hoped to improve within 24 hours.
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Washington
Thurgood Marshall
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Supreme Court
Marshall
Justine
Hugh Clark
Ibeneh
Uharstay
Betherda
Fils Homn
Lake Barcrott
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