Stravinsky Dies At 88 In New York
Igor Stravinsky, famed composer of The Rite of Spring and Firebird, died in New York at 88 after a period of ill health and arterial strokes since 1967. Survived by Vera, daughter Milena, and two sons, the pianist Soulina and painter Theodore. Born 1902 in Russia, he rose to fame in Paris with early ballets for Diaghilev and helped shape modern music with rhythmic innovation.
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Nixon urges broad federal aid plan for non-public schools
President Nixon asked Congress to consolidate 90 aid programs into a 4 billion revenue sharing fund to broaden federal support for non public school pupils. The plan would boost innovation, planning, accountability, and evaluation of aid effects while distributing 200 million in new money to states localities disadvantaged students vocational training and educational equipment.
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South Viets Stage Raid in Laos Near Khe Sanh
Saigon says elite South Vietnamese forces staged another Laos raid crossing the border near Khe Sanh. About 200 troops used U S helicopters and reported light casualties with 16 North Vietnamese killed and 8 tons of enemy supplies seized. No helicopter losses.
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Nixon plans large education revenue sharing aid
Washington AP report outlines Nixon administration revenue sharing for education. Disadvantaged children would obtain the largest first year share about 4.53 billion dollars, with funds also set for the disabled and other programs. States would administer most spending with a nationwide blueprint and formula based on pupil counts and low income status.
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Hartke Visits Viet Cong Delegate in Paris Probe
In Paris on Wednesday, Senator Hartke of Indiana visited Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh, head of the Viet Cong delegation at the Vietnam peace talks, as part of a broader inquiry into Indo China war issues and responses to the war.
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Ordained at 16 Named Pastor at 20 in Detroit Church
Wayne State sophomore Rev Uavit Johnson, 20, was elected pastor of the Greater Macedonia Baptist Church, a 4000 member Detroit congregation, amid a clash over relaxing age and education rules. Johnson, single and pursuing studies, pledges to preach the power of Jesus Christ.
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Calley Case Sees Jurors Question Sentence Severity
Los Angeles AP reports Calley murder verdict provoked second thoughts among jurors and public anger over the sentence. Jurors debated clemency petitions and potential dissenting views on charges of premeditated murder and assault with intent to murder. President Nixon said he would review the case, drawing mixed reactions from legal experts.
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Des Moines House Clears Revamped Trespass Bill
The Des Moines House cleared a revamped criminal trespass bill aimed at curbing campus disruptions. An amendment could trigger a legislative stalemate, supporters said the bill would be simpler and broader than the Senate version with several exemptions.
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Choir director recalls surprise concert in Montexuma
Kennedy high school choir director Yorto Feverhelm watched two girls, Dime Baterléin and Cherri Crally, appear at a Montexuma concert during a short tour leg. The report notes Feverhelm’s reaction as the girls, listed with addresses in Cedar Rapids and Council Bluffs, attended the event on a Monday afternoon.
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Rate Hike On Higher Incomes?
Des Moines details a party salvo on taxes as Governor Ray weighs higher income tax and sales tax shifts. Senate Republicans back permanent rates while House GOP resists. Plans to monthly remittance for large sellers and broader reform clash with funding aims for schools and property tax relief.
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