House Passes Low Foreign Aid Program
The House approved a 2.2 billion foreign aid bill after cutting 80 million from Peace Corps funding and lifting some political restrictions. The vote was 193 to 15, with Senate expected to restore Peace Corps money. most restrictions remain via other laws. Also listed are license suspensions for five Corry drivers, two Spartansburg, and one Centerville motorist by Harrisburg Traffic Safety.
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Senate
Red China
United Nations
House Foreign Affairs Committee
North Vietnam
Cuba
Congress
Corry
Spartansburg
Centerville
Harrisburg
Michael A. Eckstrom
Snyder Circle
John E. Hasbrouck
North Center Street
Allen L. Higby
Santo M. Pate Jr
South Center Street
Jerrold L. Redlecki
R.D
Gale E. Ruth
David L. Szewczuk
Harold L
Ed R.D
Sixth graders win at Wright Street science fair Kiwanis sponsored
Drew Furst Dale Henderson and Cathy Hesse led the Wright Street School science fair with first place entries from Mr. Alexanders, Mrs. Anderson, and Mrs. McIntyre rooms. Second place went to Bill Jones David Cole and Lisa Dorman while third earned Gregg Hammond Bill Hammerlee and Shirley French.
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Drew Furst
Wright Street
Dale Henderson
Cathy Hesse
Furst
Mr. Alexander
Cathy
Self defense claim in Jackson State killings fuels debate
Gov. Williams says state investigation found police acted in self defense in the Jackson State confrontation. He cites officers fired on by snipers before returning fire, while Civil Rights leaders rebut. The report notes student denial of campus sniping and prompts swift partisan reactions.
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Jackson, Miss
John Bell Williams
Jackson State College
Williams
Charles Evers
Fayette
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Nixon Backs Byrd Amendment in Cambodia War Debate
President Nixon endorsed Senator Byrd's amendment to the Cambodia war bill, arguing it reaffirms the commander in chief's duty to protect U.S. forces. The move shapes the Senate fight as Cooper Church backers resist capping operations, with a vote expected soon and implications for U.S. aid to Thai forces and Vietnam withdrawals. General Wheeler warned against rapid troop withdrawals, citing safety concerns for over 150,000 U.S. troops in Vietnam.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
Frank Church
U.S
Cambodia
Robert C. Byrd
Dw.va
Hugh Scott
United States
Scott
White House
Cooper- Church
Sens. Church
John Sherman Cooper
Rey
Byrd
Guam
Church
Desdaho
Cooper
Idaho
Cooper-Church
Cooper Church
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Earle G. Wheeler
Pressure Of Costs Shoots Papers Up To 15 Cents
Several New York State newspapers raised circulation rates due to higher production and labor costs. In New York City the Times and Post boosted weekday newsstand prices to 15 cents, with a three year contract including annual wage increases and cost of living protections.
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Albany
New York State
New York City
Times and Post
New York Sunday Times
Elmire Star-Gazette
Gloversville
Leader-Herald
William M. Kessler
Ogdensburg Journal
Hornell Tribune
Louis G. Buisch Sr
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Westchester- Rockland
Rockland Journal News
Oneonta Star
Plattsburgh Press-Republican
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Erie County Motor Club
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