Senate panel backs shorter presidential campaigns plan
The Senate Rules Committee approves a bill to move election day to the first Tuesday in October and to require nominating conventions in August. Primaries for federal offices would occur between the first Tuesday in June and the first Tuesday in August. Further reforms, including a 25-cent per vote ceiling and an independent election board, await full consideration. Senator Hubert C. Byrd argues lengthy campaigns are unnecessary in modern times.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Rules Committee
Teamsters and farm workers clash in Salinas dispute
Flying rocks shattered windows of four cars outside a Teamsters office amid a jurisdictional clash with the United Farm Workers Union. Deputies arrested a UFWU member as deputies quickly quelled the confrontation. The skirmish followed eight days of DFWU lettuce-field picketing at Bruce Church Inc. after 25 workers were dismissed over a third lettuce harvest.
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UPI
Teamsters
United Farm Workers Union
Monterey County
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Bruce Church, Inc
Richard Wenig
Gongales
Bhutto Plans Six Day US Visit
The White House reports President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto of Pakistan will begin a six day visit to the United States starting July 1. Deputy White House press secretary Gerald L. Warren said Bhutto will spend two days in Washington and then travel to other parts of the country. Bhutto attended the University of California at Berkeley.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Pakista
United States
Gerald L. Warren
Dep
Uty
Bhutto
Bhutta
University of California At Berkeley
Fat can blunt heart risks of smoking says German doctors
Berlin report says a fat nonsmoker may have lower heart attack risk than a thin cigarette smoker. Prof Siegfried Heyden of Sankt Gallen Switzerland told a German doctors congress that quitting smoking adds about 10 pounds over five years, with greater weight gain for heavier smokers.
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Berlin
UPI
Siegfried Heyden
Sankt Gallen
Switzerland
Agents seize giant dope stash near Sunshine Skyway
In St. Petersburg seven men were arrested as agents intercepted marijuana off a 25 foot boat three miles east of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge. Four men jumped into the water and were rescued. about 6,000 pounds of marijuana in burlap bags were seized along with the Shrimp Boat Night Hawk and its captain and crewman. The haul remained at stake after authorities recovered the rest of the cargo at the shrimp boat home base in Wabasso on Florida's east coast.
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Night Hawk
Sunshine Skyway Bridge
Wabasso
Florida
Wild dogs roaming Riverside river bed threaten cattle and people
Riverside authorities warned that packs of wild dogs roaming the Santa Ana River bed near Riverside are killing cattle and approaching communities. The UPI report notes the animals have become a growing hazard to residents and livestock as local officials urge caution and monitoring.
Ex-oil firm lawyer blocked for FPC nomination
The Senate rejected Robert H. Morris's nomination to the Federal Power Commission by a 49-44 vote, returning the nomination to the Commerce Committee. Supporters admitted the defeat likely ends Morris's bid, while Nixon may resubmit or choose another candidate after June 22.
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UPI
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Ted Stevens
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House votes to extend debt ceiling to November
The House approved and sent to the Senate a bill to extend the $455 billion debt limit from June 30 to November 30. The tally was 261 to 152, denying the administration’s request to raise the ceiling to $485 billion and extend to July 1, 1974. The House also blocked a proposed amendment requiring Senate confirmation of OMB director and deputy director.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Office of Management and Budget
Nixon predicts major progress in Brezhnev talks
President Nixon begins final preparations for a summit with Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev, forecasting major new progress toward disarmament and world peace. Kissinger finalized a cease-fire deal with North Vietnam, while Brezhnev arrives for a White House welcome and discussions on long term trade and cooperation.
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UPI
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Vietnam
Brezhnev
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ICCC labels Brezhnev Mao war criminals at world congress
The International Council of Christian Churches adopted a resolution naming Leonid Brezhnev and Mao Tse tung the top two war criminals and ordered an international war crimes commission to probe atrocities in North Vietnam. The ICCC congress, led by Carl McIntire, drew 1000 delegates from 174 Protestant denominations. Nixon welcomed attendees in a letter. Brezhnev is due in the U.S. for a Nixon summit, amid thawing US China relations with liaison offices established.
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UPL
International Council of Christian Churches
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Leonid I. Brezhnnev
Mao Tse-lung
Nixon
United States
Mao
China
Brezhnev
Mao Tsetung
McIntire
Senate panel urges immediate halt to underground nuclear tests
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee, by 14 to 1, urged President Nixon to push Brezhnev for an immediate suspension of underground testing as long as the Soviet Union abstains. The panel also called for negotiations toward a permanent all inclusive test ban treaty.
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Washington
Public Notice Listing Addresses and Offices in Hayward California
Fragmented OCR shows a public notice listing business and mailing addresses in Hayward California and related offices in San Leandro Fremont and Alameda County. Includes names President Publisher and ward office contact numbers and post office routing directives under a federal act.
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Daily Review
Tloyd Sparks
William Chilcore
Muvinerk Manner Enigred
Haywerd
California
Addraus
Winton
Heyward
Colit
Winton Ave
Alameda County
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Reanuke
Catt
Fremont
Ceniae Square
Clit
British troops seize five suspected IRA guerrillas near Crossmaglen
British troops clashed with gunmen near Crossmaglen on the Irish border in a brief firefight. Five men were detained as suspected IRA guerrillas after a vehicle was stopped and weapons found in Crossmaglen, with no casualties reported.
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Belfast
UPI
Crossmagien
Trish Republic
Trish Republican Army
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Ish
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