Homecoming of 474th Wing Col Wright and Col Gordon
Col Charles Wright and Col William Gordon toast at Nellis Air Force Base Las Vegas after leading the 10th Fighter Wing home from Korat Royal Thai Air Force Base Their unit’s contingent has been stationed in Thailand since 1973 and returned as part of a Southeast Asia pullback in the ongoing redeployment.
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Court case weighs government bugging rights in privacy
A three judge panel of the Court of Appeals considered whether warrantless searches for national security purposes breach privacy. The hearing focused on whether the president and attorney general can authorize warrantless taps and entries, with debates over prior memos and the legality of wiretaps and office break-ins in espionage cases.
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Handicapped education bill moves through Senate
A Senate passage of a four year program aims to guarantee free education for handicapped children ages three to twenty one. The bill would expand current programs, provide specific funding per child, and require educational services for handicapped youths with federal support.
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New Evidence Raises Doubts on Silbert Confirmation
Senator Tunney says newly released documents from the White House and the Pentagon Papers era raise doubts about Karl Silbert's nomination as US attorney for DC. He cites material suggesting withholding information for Ellsberg's defense and notes involvement with Fielding, Silbert's psychiatrist, and a 28 page chronology of Ellsberg’s role in leaking the Pentagon Papers.
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Senate may skip recess over New Hampshire race
Washington debate on delaying the Fourth of July recess to speed the New Hampshire Senate recount. Leader Mansfield and committee chair Howard Cannon weigh options as Democrats resist a deadline while Republicans push for action. A Senate floor resolution could extend into late fall with ongoing dispute and possible November consequences.
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Massive wave of retirements shakes top ranks
Washington reports more than 200 generals and admirals plan to retire by September, a record exodus of senior officers. Officials cite pension penalties for staying beyond September 1, affecting nearly one fifth of about 1,200 top officers across the armed forces.
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Kissinger pledges steadfast Asia commitments amid turmoil
In a Waldorf Astoria address, Secretary Kissinger argued the United States will uphold treaty guarantees in Asia and the Pacific despite turmoil in Vietnam and Indochina. He stressed Korea and Japan remain central, and pledged to balance focus between Asia and Europe while preserving U.S. security commitments.
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Experts urge Social Security tax hikes to shore up finances
Two former Social Security officials testified to the House committee proposing higher taxes within 18 months. Ball seeks a sharp increase targeting higher earners, raising the wage base to 24.00 in 1977 and beyond, while Myers favors a broader smaller rise affecting all workers. Both say new revenue is needed to fix deficits. Ball’s plan would lift the maximum tax to 965.25 next year and 1,047.73 under Myers’ timetable.
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