Public Opinion Shows Rising Personal Hope Amid National Unease
Public polls by Cantril and Rollerson reveal Americans feel personal progress but fear national unrest. They rate the nation lower on a ladder of stability than five years ago with 34 percent predicting breakdown, while 57 percent of 21 to 29 year olds see serious risk.
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Senator Praxmire slams Pentagon over Lockheed payments
Sen William Proxmire accuses the Pentagon of authorizing 46 million in disputed claims to Lockheed and 68 million to other firms, calling it sweetheart money to keep the company afloat. He urges scrutiny as a government loan guarantee faces Senate action amid Lockheed’s financial woes.
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Agnew Opens Global Tour With Broad Africa Asia Asia Visit
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew begins a 10 nation tour including Korea Singapore Kuwait Saudi Arabia Ethiopia Kenya Spain Portugal and more. He will spend five days in Seoul and meets President Park Chung Hee before returning to the United States July 28. The trip aims at foreign diplomacy by country rather than a single comprehensive goal.
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Sleep Too Much Lowers Drive Says Study
Chicago report highlights an analysis from Boston Shale Hospital noting that men sleeping more than nine hours nightly tend to be withdrawn and passive while those with six hours or less are described as efficient and achievement oriented. The study is attributed to Spring Air Mattress Company.
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Knight papers publish more on secret Pentagon documents
Knight Newspapers publish more on secret Pentagon papers from Washington sources. The Miami Herald leads with Gen Earle Wheeler's 1967 suggestion to invade North Vietnam while Wheeler was Joint Chiefs chair. Officials say no plan to expand further disclosures. editors note no intent to broaden coverage.
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Six Polish Families Seek Asylum in Italy After Refugee Journey
Six families from Lota Poland, totaling 28 people aged two to 41, defected to Italy seeking asylum after a 300 mile trip through Yugoslavia and Hungary. Police say the group marked the year’s largest refugee arrival at Gorizia, amid a broader East European refugee flow through the region. The migrants traveled via Zagreb and crossed into Italy near the Malian border, lodging in a reception camp while awaiting asylum decisions.
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Incendiary bombs set three shops ablaze in Bangor Ireland
Incendiary bombs damaged three Ranger stores in Bangor on a Saturday night. Police later found more unexploded devices in the stores and two others. Violence flared in Belfast as Catholic youths clashed with Protestants amid troop patrols and a parade marking Northern Ireland’s anniversary.
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Land acquisition hurdles loom for wildlife refuge plan
Interior Department officials say a long awaited report on the San Francisco Bay wildlife refuge will favor a mix of federal state and local land purchases. The report, delayed by high acquisition costs, is expected next month with hearings planned by Rep. John Dingell.
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