Senate Debates End the War Funds and Peace Prospects
The Senate debated end the war policies, with Thurmond defending bombing and Hughes railing at antiwar rhetoric. Cranston and Griffin pressed for negotiated settlement as Goldwater warned of U.S. honor loss. Brooke’s end the war measure passed then failed in final aid vote. conference here may steer the outcome.
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Hijackers on Delta Flight Held After Ransom Demand
FBI and U S Attorney in Miami announced federal complaints Aug 26 1970 charging two men from New Jersey with unlawful flight and hijacking amid a Delta Airlines incident near Orlando Florida. Passengers reported hijackers included three or four children and demanded 1 million dollars for the release of 6 hostages.
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McGovern weighs running mate as Carter backs options
Senator McGovern said no decision yet on a running mate guiding a careful, public choice after discussions with many lawmakers. Democratic Chairman Westwood and others expect a rapid ratification while possible candidates named include Muskie and Farenthold, with legal and political party process shaping the selection.
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Corpus Christi Desegregation Ruling Targets Busing Plan
A Fifth Circuit opinion limits extensive cross-town busing for desegregation in Corpus Christi. The court notes Mexican American students faced unconstitutional segregation and calls for adjusted remedies and new plan submissions before the 1972-73 school year. It rejects the district court’s broad transport plan while affirming constitutional violation findings.
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FDA bans liquid and dry DES feed mixes in livestock
The FDA moved to prohibit DES use in cattle feed citing cancer risk and residue findings. Implants in cattle and sheep may remain as a slower alternative, with industry warning higher meat prices. An agricultural test showed DES residues in 2.2 percent of livers from 2,745 samples, down slightly from last year.
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Bremer pleads insanity in 17 count shooting case
Defense calls night session as FBI interviews with Bremer's Milwaukee contacts are read. Psychiatric testimony outlines Bremer's diaries and four emotional crises, including a plan to kill the president after a Milwaukee rejection, while prosecutors argue diary money making and manipulated emotions.
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Nixon seeks to extend flood relief to private schools and colleges
President Nixon asked Congress on Wednesday to extend disaster relief and loans to about 40 private nonprofit educational institutions damaged by tropical storm Agnes and floods. He cited Wilkes College in Wilkes-Barre and noted private schools face losses over 19 million dollars, needing extraordinary aid to rebuild and reopen. The plan, tied to the Disaster Recovery Act of 1972, would include private Catholic institutions and would constrain funds for facilities used mainly for religious worship. The administration noted no constitutional issue in aiding religiously affiliated schools and emphasized relief is disaster aid, not education funding.
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Kellam shocks Virginia Democrats with Nixon support
Mideast Kellam backed Nixon for national ticket provoking shock from Norfolk State Democratic Chairman Joseph Fitzpatrick. Virginia Rep-elect W. Pat Jennings expressed regret over Kellam’s stance and noted he should have waited to see McGovern’s VP pick. Kellam, a Byrd Democrat, remains influential in Tidewater politics despite waning clout as party lines shift.
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Northern Ireland leaders seek peace amid arms raids and protests
Trish, described as a major bomb factory in Londonderry’s Bogside and 7000 rounds of ammunition in Creggan, plus a cache in Portadown. White invited SDLP leaders to discuss a peaceful settlement, who had previously refused. Four leaders flew to Dublin to meet Prime Minister Lynch, who signaled a gun crackdown and new IRA actions. Desmond O Malley ordered surrender of pistols, rifles, and ammunition within three days. Catholic protests in Londonderry urged army commanders to ease crippling security measures hurting local economy. The top Northern Ireland commander met merchants and pledged to investigate.
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Indochina bunkers hid in jungle hills near Quang Tri
Associated Press aP correspondent Holger Jensen reports enemy gunners blasted government positions on Quang Tri’s north eastern and southeastern edges on Wednesday with over 2000 artillery rocket and mortar rounds. More than 5 B 52 bombers struck back Tuesday and Wednesday at enemy positions three to 15 miles from the city and at other targets across North and South Vietnam.
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Dole criticizes Democrats and previews GOP convention
Senator Dole outlines contrasts with the Democrats blaming late hours and secretive practices for their convention. He promises full public viewing of the GOP gathering and anticipates credentials fights and platform debates on the floor. He predicts a high level campaign after the convention aiming to win the presidency and Congress in a tough race.
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