G O P Rally Behind Nixon Veto Faces Overriding Threat
Washington AP Nixon vetoed a 19.7 billion education and health bill. Sen. Hugh Scott said Republicans will back Nixon to sustain the veto with some fiscally responsible Democrats. Mansfield warned overrule chances in the Senate if House overrides fail. AFL-CIO urged override, saying the nation needs funding for urgent domestic programs while Nixon warned of inflation and spending limits. The House vote looms as Congress weighs overriding or writing a closer appropriation.
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Coe Board Studies New Course Rules
Coe College trustees discussed a plan to abolish nearly all graduation course requirements. The individualized curriculum would tailor study to each student based on prior prep, interests, plans, and un explored areas. The plan originated with a student faculty summer study committee and has been reviewed by students faculty and administration.
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Newse Coe College
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al Coe
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Wilson Pushes Social Focus in U S Britain Ties
Washington AP Prime Minister Wilson urged President Nixon to reshape the Anglo American alliance into a vehicle for addressing social evils of the 1970s. He stressed that freedom alone is insufficient and cited Nigeria hunger aid underdevelopment disarmament and global economic concerns as core topics for discussion during his 21st Washington visit.
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Three Dead in Rich mond Train Derailment Near Alexandria
A Richmond to New York passenger train derailed at about 80 mph near Alexandria, killing three women and injuring scores. Officials say 75 to 76 passengers may have been aboard. many victims were treated at two area hospitals. Investigators note recent work replacing ties and describe extensive track damage.
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Blaze Destroys Tipton Furniture Store in Fire
A Tipton furniture store suffered about 150000 dollars in damage Tuesday morning when a blaze swept the Slantos Furniture and Floor Covering building. Four employees were inside but escaped unharmed after an explosion believed to trigger the fire. Gerald Nebergall described crawling through thick smoke to reach the exit. The blaze forced evacuation and disrupted local business.
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Death Toll in Elath Truck Blast Reaches 21
TEL AVIV UPI reports the explosion of a truckload of explosives Saturday in the Israeli port of Elath has raised the death toll to 21 with rescue teams still at work.
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Fire Hazard Color TV Models Listed
The National Commission on Product Safety named 122 color TV models with above average fire risk. Lear Siegler Olympic sets led fires at 30 per 100,000, with nine models, across Packard Bell Magnavox Sylvanis Philco Ford and RCA also high. GE Admiral Motorola Emerson and Warwick Sears showed lower rates. The agency sent recall and repair notices to manufacturers.
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Health Department Report CR Anti Smog Bill
A Cedar Rapids health department report shows local industries and schools have spent at least 7 million dollars on air pollution control. Mayor Donald Canney requested the study, which highlights a 43 million dollar federal grant for ozone treatment at the water plant. Health officials urge changes to the ordinance to ensure fair coverage and broaden jurisdiction.
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Linn, County Health Department
Donald Canney
Canney
Carswell Defends Past Racial Speech At Senate Hearing
In a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing Judge G Harrold Carswell faced questions about a 1948 Georgia legislature speech praising white supremacy and denying racism. He repudiated the line as foolish but said he no longer holds those views, citing 22 years of history and changes in the South. Carswell testified he had not been a golf club officer but described modest holdings and stated he owned a small heritage in Wilkinson County Georgia. Florida senators and local lawmakers voiced support as the session opened amid a packed room.
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Edward Gurney
Don Fuqua
Rulings Made In Calley Case at Fort Benning Ga
A military judge ruled that the government must disclose whether Lt William Calley personally killed Vietnamese civilians in the My Lai massacre or ordered others to do so The judge Lt Col Reid Kennedy also ordered the government to provide defense attorneys copies of expected testimony not yet in their hands The AP report notes this ruling came Tuesday as the case proceeds
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Baking Cookies Oven Explosion Injury at Dubuque Street
Tuesday at 12 30 pm fire crews responded to 720 North Dubuque Street after an oven gas explosion injured Dick Parke while attempting to bake cookies. No structural fire found. minor burns on his right hand and arm. Parke told to seek medical care.
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Dick Parke
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