Senate weighs cutting 5.2 billion SAMD missile program
The Senate planned to decide on ending the Army SAMD antiaircraft missile program as part of a $20.5 billion weapons bill. The fight centers on end the war amendments, with Cranston and Brooke leading the charge to halt funds four months after North Vietnam releases POWs.
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Washington
Senate
Army
Pentagon
SAMD
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Cranston
Edward Brooke
Rmass
U.S
Indochina
North Vietnam
House
Two Area Mishaps Kill Woman and Boy in One Day
A Jamestown Pennsylvania woman Suzann L Nashtock 25 died in a one car crash six miles northwest of Greenville Mercer County. An 11 year old Cleveland boy Jeffrey Bartlett was fatally struck by a car at the intersection of Pymatuning Lake road and route 85 in Ashtabula County Ohio. The Pittsburgh driver Clifford Leiber 69 was behind the wheel of the eastbound car that hit Bartlett. Coroner John Mahoney ruled Nashtock dead at the scene.
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Jamestown
Cleveland
Ashtabula
Ohio
Mercer
Suzann L. Nashtock
R.D
Jeffrey Bartlett
Sylé
Nashtock'Wermaan
Mercer County
John Mahoney
Bartlett
Pymatuning Lake Road
Route 85
Clifford Leiber
Pittsburgh
Firefighters Charged With Arson in Kingston Series
KINGSTON N Y An officer and four volunteer firefighters from Union Hose Co charged with fourth degree arson after a string of suspicious fires in unoccupied buildings including businesses and an abandoned convent Police say gasoline from fire company vehicles was used to make Molotov cocktails The suspects Daniel C Markett Michael J Milano Norman T Bzzanco John F Williams and Paul S Saulpaugh were arrested Bzzanco and Williams arraigned before City Court Judge Hubert A Richter
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Kingston
N.Y
Hudson River
Union Hose Co
Jury Picking Starts In Wallace Assault
Arthur Bremer, 21, pleads innocent by reason of insanity as his trial opens in Prince Georges County Circuit Court. He faces 17 counts for the May 15 Wallace rally shootings, including 12 counts of using a .38 pistol that wounded Wallace, Secret Service Agent Zarvos, Capt. Dothard, and Dora Thompson, plus five handgun charges at a Laurel shopping center. Bremer’s attorney is Benjamin Lipsitz.
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Upper Marlboro, Md
Arthur Bremer
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Prince Georges County Circuit Court
Bremer
Wallace
Milwaukee
Secret Service
Nicholas Zarvos
B.C. Dothard
Dora Thompson
Hyattsville
Ralph W. Powers
Maryland
Laurel
Benjamin Lipsitz
Baltimore
New Pennsylvania Lottery Set to Resume with New Prize Plan
The flood damaged Pennsylvania lottery aims to restart drawings August 23 in Hellertown with ticket sales beginning August 10. The top prize remains $50,000 while other prizes may be reduced to increase total prizes and prize money is projected to rise from 45 to about 47 percent of gross sales.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Inquirer
Robert P. Kane
Hellertown
Northampton County
Kane
Robert Kane
New York
New Jersey
Lottery
Striking Dock Workers Storm London Today
Striking longshoremen walk from idle British ports into London to press job security demands amid a labor crisis. Prime Minister Heath planned talks with the Trades Union Congress on the new labor relations act as strikes halt port activity and threaten supplies.
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London
Britain
Edward Heath
Trades Union Congress
Labor Federation
Liverpool
Upper Clyde
Glasgow
Heath
Police Still Looking For Parts Of Body
Two legs found near Lakehurst New Jersey were tentatively identified as those of a 17 year old Philadelphia girl whose dismembered torso and arms were located a week earlier. Authorities await police lab results and an autopsy while continuing to search for the head. The torso identity was confirmed by prior spinal x rays from Nazareth Hospital. A separate explosion in Algiers killed seven and injured about 173 at a major department store.
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Lakehurst
N.J
Ocean County
Philadelphia
Alfred G. Pedz
Pedz
Ridgway
Manchester Township
Cassville
Jackson Township
Nazareth Hospital
Algiers
Police Hurt At Eight Hour Rock Fest In Lancaster
At Long Park a Sunday riot erupted during a rock concert when a plainclothes officer arrested a fan for marijuana. About 300 fans protested, throwing rocks and oil cans. Two patrolmen suffered minor injuries. 15 arrests were made for disorderly conduct, drug possession, and minor drinking.
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Lancaster
Wlice
Alice
Long Park
Chester Fasig
Fasig
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Betty Crocker
Orchard Park Homestyle
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Zarvos
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