Crowds Demand Death Penalty in Anti-Maoist Hearings
AP reports mass denunciation meetings in China turning into popular courts that sentence anti-Maoist suspects to death. In Beijing crowds of 30,000 allegedly watched executions after prosecutors pressed for guilt and crowds cried for killing.
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Democratic Policy Council forms to shape 1972 bid
The Democratic National Committee announces a new policy council led by Hubert Humphrey to critique President Nixon. Sen. Fred Harris and Sen. Edmund Muskie serve as vice chairs with plans to name 30 members at large and six issue committees. The group aims to unify Democratic stance and avoid intra party conflict.
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Oklahoma
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Maine
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South Viet Foreign Minister Begins U S Visit
South Vietnamese Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam left Saigon for a two week trip to the United States. He plans talks with foreign ministers and U N delegates in New York and is to meet U S Secretary of State Rogers and other officials.
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Tran van Lam
United States
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U.N
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U.S
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Councilmen Debate Tax Cut Promise In Dunkirk Meeting
Dunkirk Republicans accuse Mayor Joseph J. Steger of a political tax cut ploy aimed at November polls. They demand a direct explanation for calling in the press as the budget process remains the mayor’s sole responsibility before presenting it to the Common Council.
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Joseph J. Steger
1St Ward
Clemens S. Worosz
3Rd Ward
Leonard F. Catalano
Steger
School Band Leader Must Trim Locks
A 24 year old high school band director in Camp Hill must cut his long hair after the school board backed by Superintendent Stanton W. Simkins said the style set a bad example for students. Simkins said it was about length not grooming. Llewellyn agreed to a haircut.
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Stanton W. Simkins
Rees Llewellyn
Simkins
Llewellyn
U S must act now to boost world trade says Watson
Arthur K. Watson of IBM World Trade Corp warns Philadelphia audience that the United States must act to restore progress in world trade or risk protectionism and paralysis. He cites potential rise to 400 billion dollars annually if leadership resumes and notes threats from protectionist sentiment abroad and stalled U S trade legislation.
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IBM World Trade Corp
United States
Foreign Traders Association of Philadelphia
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Nixon Rates Bills To Receive Action
President Nixon told GOP leaders most major proposals will be held over until next year with a green light list for those to act this year and a red light list for those unlikely to move. Key red light items include postal reform crime bills welfare and tax reform while green light items cover foreign aid export controls food stamps housing and education aid. Congress has acted on little major legislation after nine months in session.
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Nixon
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John Stephenson 28 of Whalley B C says he will stick to roads or carry survival gear after being lost seven times in three years. He was hospitalized with an ankle injury from his last hunting trip and rescued after three days missing.
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B.C
John Stephenson
Whalley
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