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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1969
Page
3
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Washington AP A $54.5 million plan to furnish Nationalist China with fighter planes faces House approval amid Senate committee rejection, complicating Nixon’s reduced foreign aid package. Amendments to restore South Korea aid and remove China funding loom as floor votes approach, with broader Senate House friction likely before Christmas adjournment. The fight centers on a $2.6 billion Nixon package and a $1.9 billion Senate ceiling for foreign aid.
Los Angeles police say armed Panthers sought to intimidate officers prompting a four hour siege and shootout at the Negro organization's LA headquarters. Six people were wounded including three police. Panthers claim a broader police plot to break up the movement while authorities cite warrants for illegal weapons.
Supreme Court chief justice Warren E Burger votes with a dissent in a ruling reversing a Watertown grocer's $150 obscenity conviction while hinting at a shift toward stricter standards. He aligns with Justice Harlan on permitting broader state leeway against obscenity, signaling potential conservative shifts in future cases.
As many as 400 American warplanes daily strike the Ho Chi Minh Trail and North Vietnamese columns moving through Laos into South Vietnam. Nixon acknowledged interdicting the Trail, while U S officials maintain no comment on specifics. In separate clashes, Viet Cong attacks killed and wounded soldiers, with U S forces claiming further Viet Cong casualties near the Cambodian border.
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