Nixon Budget Seeks Major Cuts to Welfare and Agencies
President Nixon unveils a 1974 budget totaling about 381 billion dollars, aiming to trim federal programs including health, education, and welfare. He calls for abolishing or moving five offices, a further shift of agencies, and tighter control to avoid inflation, while predicting modest job growth and balancing revenues with outlays.
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Israel picks yellow ribbon for new bravery medal
JERUSALEM AP Israel has chosen yellow for the ribbon of the army's first medal. The color tied to the armbands Nazis forced Jews to wear will symbolize a supreme act of courage under fire. Ephraim Ben-Arzi, who led the design committee, calls the choice an honor.
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North Viet Nam list omits missing U S war reporters
Washington AP reports five missing American journalists have not appeared on North Vietnam s captured civilians list. Four disappeared in Cambodia and one in South Vietnam. State Department notes Welles Hangen Dang Stone Sean Flynn Terry Reynolds and Alexander Shimkin as missing or captured with Shimkin possibly dead.
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Six Tornadoes Rip Through Central Florida
Six tornadoes struck Central Florida on Sunday injuring at least 18 people and leaving 3 million homeless, with an apartment complex in West Orlando badly damaged. Orlando Police Chief Chewning called it a miracle no one was killed as the top of the two story building was torn off and dozens of rooms were destroyed. About 14 injured residents were evacuated to local hospitals. none of the injuries were believed serious.
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King Hussein to Visit United States Next Week
AMMAN Jordan AP King Hussein and Queen Noor will visit the United States next week. The Royal Palace announced the king plans to call on President Nixon at the White House and have talks with State Department and Defense officials.
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Eastern Iowans on Dean's List at Augstiana College
Sioux Falls D. Eastern Iowans named to the dean's honor roll at Augstiana College for a 3.4 GPA or higher. Recipients include Eric Folkers of Arlington Debbie Hovda of Decorah and Elizabeth Ottie of Oelwein.
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Arlington
Debbie Hovda
Decorah
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Oelwein
Murder cases total in first Bangladeshi year revealed
Ganakantha daily reported on Monday that 1,467 murder cases occurred in Bangladesh during the first year of independence. The figure underscores the early violence levels faced after independence.
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