Foreign Aid Faces Deeper Cuts In House Debate
Rep. E. Ross Adair says he will push a larger reduction than the $542.5 million trimmed from Nixon's foreign aid request as the House weighs the bill. The administration seeks to hold the $2.19 billion yearly ceiling, with Morgan hoping for at least $1.97 billion.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Agency For International Development
Congress
Adair
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Morgan
Capitol Hill
US Professor Wins Nobel Prize in Physics
AP reports Murray Gell-Mann of Caltech won the 1969 Nobel Prize in physics for his work on classifying elementary particles and their interactions. The prize carries 72800 dollars. Gell-Mann, born in 1929 in New York, has led elementary particle theory for 15 years.
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Murray Gell-Mann
California Institute of Technology
Gell-Mann
New York
Royal Swedish Academy of Science
Luis Alvarez
United States
Last-Ditch Gift Push Bags UF Goal by $44
At the Corry Motor Inn a United Fund Drive gathering announced a final tally of 85,044 dollars, just 44 dollars above the goal. A corporate gift of 500 dollars from McInnes Steel Co. raised industry total to 57,840 dollars, leading to a strong performance across divisions.
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Corry Motor Inn
United Fund Drive
A. Bruce Smith
McInnes Steel Co
John Rossbacher
Rossbacher
James Howard
Joseph Furst
United Fund Board
Ray Weber
Nixon dodges eggs on New Jersey campaign trail
President Nixon drew cheering crowds in Morristown and Hackensack as he campaigned for six term GOP Rep. William Cahill. Protesters lit candles along his route while an egg splashed the presidential limousine and another struck the car carrying his Secret Service detail. Cahill seeks the governor’s office in November, facing Democrat Robert Meyner.
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Washington
Nixon
Morristown
N.J
Secret Service
Hackensack
Virginia
Linwood Holton
New Jersey
William T. Cahill
Cahill
Robert Meyner
Analysts urge federal study on legalization of pornography
New York AP report notes Dr. Bernard Pacella of the American Psychoanalytic Association proposes a national commission to study whether legalizing pornography should occur. He says analysts see no direct link to crime but support a broad panel to seek clear answers amid controversy.
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NEW York
American Psychoanalytic Association
United States
Bernard L. Pacella
Association
Public Information Committee
Pacella
Roosevelt
Commission
Denmark
Aaron H. Esman
Dr. Pacella
Erie Youth 18 Killed By Shotgun Blast
An 18 year old Erie youth was killed by a 16 gauge shotgun blast to the head during a party at the Kendrath home. John Kendrath faces voluntary manslaughter charges as police note the gun was waved around while eight youths were present.
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Erie
Erie (Ap
Roger Hulett
John Kendrath
Kendrath
Navy
Michael Truitt
Phil Lupo
Lupo
Hulett
New York
Bronx
Supreme Court Ends Delays in School Desegregation
The Supreme Court orders immediate desegregation of Mississippi schools, ruling all deliberate speed no longer permissible. The unsigned decision, attributed to Justice Black, directs New Orleans appeals to enforce unitary systems and dismantle segregation now with possible modifications to plans, while urging federal review after implementation.
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Washington
Supreme Conn
Mississippi
Warren E. Burger
Nixon
Hugo L. Black
U.S. Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Appeals Court
Inch Court
Court of Appeals
High Court
City Council Questions Value of Corry Housing Survey
The Corry City Council discussed a proposed $6,000 housing survey funded by city taxes. Mayor Furst and City Engineer Johnson voiced skepticism about the survey’s usefulness, while the Housing Committee pressed for data to guide future programs including elderly and low income housing and private development options.
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Corry
Industrial Division
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph
Furst
David Johnson
Johnson
Erie
Fissure Cracks Up Coast Home Row in California
A cliffside fissure near San Pedro opened Wednesday, swallowing David Dangler’s foyer and patio as six homes have already fallen since the crack appeared. The chasm runs 300 feet long and up to 30 feet wide, with more houses expected to slide into the sea.
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San Pedro
Calif
David Dangler
Peggy Slater
Los Angeles
Pacific Ocean
Dangler
Woody Roe
Desegregation Ruling Faces Nixon Despairing Options
The Supreme Court order demands immediate desegregation, challenging Nixon’s guidelines that allowed some Deep South districts to delay until 1970. Officials say the court has invalidated government plans delaying beyond next fall. The administration can press court orders or withhold federal funds to enforce compliance.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Nixon
Deep South
High Court
Office For Civil Rights
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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