Senate Bipartisan Drift Threatens Nixon Welfare Plan
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield backs a slow approach to welfare reform, risking passage of President Nixon's guaranteed annual income proposal. Len Ribicoff favors a higher upfront payout and pilot testing before nationwide enactment, challenging administration aims and raising questions about coalition support.
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Perfect Wife Frame Catches Misfitting Husband Tale
A humorous street-side remark riffs on marriage ideals as a witty caption. The line suggests harmony arises from accepting flaws and shared effort rather than perfection, reflecting domestic life humor.
Eight Malaysians Arrested in $8 Million Heroin Seizure
U.S. customs agents seized 17 pounds of heroin valued at 8 million dollars and arrested eight Malaysians. The smugglers hidden in body wrapping were linked to a major Far East operation. Additional arrests occurred in San Francisco and New York City.
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Union Store Delivers Food at Portland Union HQ
ILWU locals and their wives collect potatoes bread and eggs at union headquarters in Portland Oregon on Saturday. Staples are offered to qualified longshore union members and families at cost to the union.
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Violence in Northern Ireland spurs riots and fatalities
In Northern Ireland riots over a banned civil rights march injure a schoolboy and a man in Londonderry and injuries are reported in Belfast as troops deploy rubber bullets and nausea gas. Bombs damage city center while guerrilla snipers fire near Newtownhamilton and tensions rise ahead of Sunday demonstrations.
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Ray To Attend Nixon Briefing
Iowa Governor Robert Ray will travel to Washington Tuesday to confer with President Nixon and Vice President Agnew. He attends a White House briefing on the President's policies and legislative proposals, then a private dinner, returning to Iowa Wednesday morning.
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Credit for Killings Claimed in Letter
A letter received at UPI headquarters in Manhattan claims the Black Liberation Army killed two patrolmen, Rocco Laurie and Gregory Foster, in lower Manhattan and Brooklyn. The note, signed the George Jackson Squad, links the shootings to Attica protests and states this begins a spring offensive.
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Says Media to Blame in Recent Hijacking Tries
Dr David Hubbard an expert who runs a center on hijackers told UPI the media coverage of a Texas hijacking nearly cost the plane crew their lives He said federal charges against the media will be filed next week Hubbard spoke by phone with a would be hijacker and urged no reporting of skyjackings until their outcomes are known
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Minnesota press council hears first case against Union Advocate
Minnesota creates a state wide press council to hear grievances against newspapers. The first case involved the St Paul Union Advocate and State Rep. Ernest Lindstrom amid tax and liquor lobbying disputes. The council found the Union Advocate report inaccurate and recommended publishing its findings.
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Sato Says U.S. Ties Paramount in Policy Speech
Premier Eisaku Sato stressed in his annual policy address that Japan must keep strong ties with the United States despite rising multi polar dynamics. He indicated Okinawa's return to Japanese control by May 15 as a key objective while hinting at his possible retirement and a likely Fukuda-led Liberal Democratic Party presidency.
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