Duvalier Buried in Mass as Haiti Mourns Papa Doc
Francois Papa Doc Duvalier, voodoo practicing ruler of Haiti, died at 64 and was buried in the National Cemetery after a day of homage. Jean Claude Duvalier, his son, led a calm, tightly guarded ceremony at the presidential palace with a Roman Catholic Mass and military honors.
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Long outlines health care plan hearings and costs
Senate Finance Committee chair Long said Americans want good health care but oppose high taxes. He announced hearings starting Monday where eight health care plans will be reviewed with HEW Secretary Richardson testifying. He also backs a catastrophic illness bill costing about 32.5 billion annually, noting Medicare costs have risen from 4.3 billion in 1965 to 11.7 billion today.
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Federal aid and governance clash in Nixon proposal
Analysis notes the Republican claim of rescuing states and boosting federal roles against a Democratic push for purse-string control. Nixon proposed a two part plan with 5 billion in federal revenues for state use and 11 billion for six designated spending fields, tying strings to funds.
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Calamity on Kelani River Amid Sri Lanka Unrest
A reporter notes bodies washing ashore along the Kelani River near Colombo as civil strife and rebel activity surge. Reports describe nine young men and two girls found, with a headless young man near fishing nets, while government plans for block grants face congressional resistance amid broader security concerns and gun-running fears abroad.
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Rogers heads for Middle East with modest aims
Secretary of State William P. Rogers sails Monday on a five nation tour to London Ankara Riyadh Amman Beirut Cairo and Jerusalem. Officials say the trip should reopen the Suez Canal and signal U.S. drive for a permanent Middle East settlement while avoiding detailed negotiating.
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