Pro bus anti bus coalition may sidetrack higher education bill
A coalition of civil rights liberals and antibusing forces in Congress threatens to undo a higher education bill worth 18.5 billion dollars. They oppose different anti busing provisions, while Republicans led by Gerald Ford hold key votes as the Nixon administration weighs support. Extensive hearings have shown opposition in House committees.
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Handgun bill clears committee in Senate
Senate subcommittee moved a bill to regulate handgun sales though details remain unsettled. Sponsor Sen. Dick Bayh said the aim is to curb concealment and restrict certain pistols, while Sen. Roman Hruska urged clear standards for permitted weapons and self defense importance.
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U.S cuts back Egyptian diplomatic staffs in Cairo and Washington
The State Department announced a 50 percent reduction in U.S. and Egyptian diplomatic staff in Cairo and Washington. Cairo’s Al Ahram labeled the moves as retaliation for U.S. policy, while envoy numbers had grown since postwar tensions.
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Warned about drug arrests for Americans abroad
Secretary of State Williams Rogers warned that Americans, especially youths, risk harsh penalties if they use or traffic drugs overseas. He urged travelers to treat travel documents as licenses for safe conduct, as U.S. authorities launch warnings on strict foreign drug laws.
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1971 pilot program paid farmers to eradicate wild marijuana
Washington officials say the Justice and Agriculture departments will not continue the 1971 pilot program that subsidized farmers in 11 counties across 10 states to eradicate wild marijuana. Reviews found cost sharing did not meaningfully reduce acreage, and farmers acted on their own. The trial, financed by the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs, aimed to test subsidies as part of the anti marijuana drive.
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Nixon Signs Buy Liner Permit for US Navy Use
President Nixon signed a order allowing the Commerce Department to purchase a luxury liner for national use at twelve million dollars. The vessel will be repurposed for military or official state needs.
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Nixon orders secrecy stamp restrictions and watchdog panel
The government tightens secrecy stamp use per a directive from President Nixon. David Young explains the policy to News mail as John Hisenhower is named head of a new government watchdog committee to prevent overuse of classifications.
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Nixon to Moscow trip outlined with state visits and receptions
Schedule for President Nixon's trip to Moscow next week features meetings with Kremlin leaders, high level talks, and state banquets. He will depart from Andrews Base at 6 15 am and travel to Salzburg for a weekend stay at the Habsburg palace, then on to Berlin for tea with Soviet leaders and a state banquet hosted by the Presidium.
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Lawyer Denies Wiretap Testimony in Horse Racing Case
In Washington a lawyer for an Arizona dog and horse racing firm owned by the Munk family denied most claims from George Johnson who testified earlier. The testimony occurred before the Horse Crime Committee as part of an investigation into Steiger and others.
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Agnew Ends Thai Visit Heads Home
Vice President Agnew wraps up a two day trip to Bangkok with a side visit to Saigon, stating confidence in South Vietnam's military to withstand pressures while reaffirming U S commitment to Thailand and regional stability amid evolving Southeast Asia tensions.
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