Capitol clash over higher education bill stalls amid busing dispute
A pro bus and anti bus coalition in Congress threatens to undermine an $8.5 billion higher education bill. Both sides oppose anti bussing provisions added by conferees, arguing the changes go too far or not far enough. Gerald Ford declines to commit as questions linger about White House support and administration stance on Nixon busing proposals. A compromise would delay federal busing orders while exhaustion of all remedies continues, a shift debated amid secrecy classification reforms led by David Young and John Isenhour under a new government panel.
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Handgun bill clears committee in wake of Wallace shooting
AP reports a Senate subcommittee cleared a bill to regulate handgun sales aimed at halting manufacture of concealable pistols not designed for sporting use. Key details on allowed weapon types and specific criteria remain to be resolved as lawmakers pledge to define barrels, weight, caliber, and other specs.
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Egyptian Cairo tensions rise after U S staff cut
In Cairo the semi official Al Ahram cites retaliation for U S policy, detailing reduced embassy staff and heightened tensions. Egypt increases Washington embassy presence while the United States keeps a small envoy contingent amid postwar Middle East strain.
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Tourists Warned as U S Officials Highlight Drug Arrests Abroad
Secretary of State Nitam F. Rogers warned that Americans, especially youths, face harsh penalties for drug use while traveling overseas. The administration aims to alert young travelers about strict foreign drug laws as enforcement increases.
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Pot eradication program quietly ends in confusion
UPI reports officials dropped an experimental 1971 pilot aimed at subsidizing farmers for marijuana eradication and destruction. The program funded by the Justice Department and Agriculture Department faced questions over costs and effectiveness as counties observed farmers eradicating own plots.
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Nixon Signs Commerce Pact For $12 Million Liner
The United States will purchase a liner for 12 million dollars to bolster the national defense reserve fleet. The agreement was signed by President Nixon and concerns a one-time defense procurement.
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Nixon to visit Moscow for talks with Soviet leaders
President Nixon will travel to Moscow next week for talks with Soviet leaders at the Kremlin. He will be welcomed by Communist Party Chairman Brezhnev Premier Kosygin and President Podgorny, and will meet with the Soviet leadership to advance negotiations in a high level diplomatic visit.
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Wiretap testimony denied in criminal case
An Arizona lawyer involved in a case faced denial of wiretap testimony as prosecutors and defense spar over admissible recordings. The investigation centers on ties between a racing firm linked to the Funk family and allegations against Sleiger and associates.
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Agnew Ends Thai Visit Heads Home
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew left Bangkok after a three day visit and said he was optimistic about South Vietnam's military strength to withstand current pressures. He urged continued economic and military aid from the United States as Washington vows to stay committed to Thailand and regional stability.
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