Republican Leader Scott Clashes With Sen Kennedy Over Viet Policy
Washington AP report portrays a heated clash between Republican leader Hugh Scott and Senator Edward Kennedy over Vietnam policy. Kennedy accuses Nixon of delaying end to the war for political gain while Scott defends delaying withdrawal until next year. The exchange touches on Cambodia Laos, casualties, and election timing.
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Sen. Kennedy
Washington
Rebet
Nixon
U.S
Hugh Scott
Tien
Pennsylvania
Hanced
Edward M. Kennedy
D-mow
Kennedy Mass
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
Cambodia
Laos
Nix- Kennedy
Eivil- Scott
Senate Passes Aid To Education Money Bill Amid Veto Hints
Washington AP reports the Senate approved a $5.6 billion aid to education measure as part of the budget plan, while administration leaders questioned the package and President Nixon gave hints he might veto the bill. The move comes amid contention over funding levels and policy provisions.
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Senate
Nixon
Washington
Ardent
Magnuson
Sena
Tors
Senate House
House
Cotton
Ce Ac
Phenobarbital security urged for public shelters
A memorandum from Davis urged immediate checks of medical kits in public fallout shelters after thefts of phenobarbital were reported. State Civil Defense coordinators noted many counties found only two or three bottles missing, with calls to store kits securely under lock and key.
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Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Davis
G. L. Robinson
Florida
Trial testimony ties Higdon to kickback scheme in contract
Edward J. Kowateh of Universal Consultants Inc testified that Higdon demanded kickbacks in exchange for a refrigeration maintenance contract. Kowateh said $723 equaled 10 percent of one month’s billing and that 10 percent of all income under the contract would go to the sergeant. Faulks and Kowateh were key government witnesses. The article also notes broader federal aid plans and Senate House budget differences for education and related programs.
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Edward. J.’ Kowateh
Ma Inila
Universial, Consultants Inc
Higdon
Spelling Bee Champion Jon Kniseley Reaches Final Round
Jonathan Kniseley of Mullica Hill New Jersey narrowly wins the national spelling bee. Susan Cross of Stow Ohio finishes second with gigot and pallilalia as highlighted words while the 633rd word was shalloon. Jonathan plans to save for college and fix his minibike as his proud parents and brother watch.
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Jonathan
Susan
O’malley
Phoenix
Ariz
Army
William Wooldridge
Arizona
Senate
Philadelphia Bulletin
Scripps-Howard
Shalloon
Carolyn Cross
Stow
Ohio
Pallilalia
Husky Jonathan
Samuel Kniseley
Chris
Alexander
Friends School
Mullica Hill
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Jon
Higdon Court-Martialed as Subcommittee Probe Case Advances
Higdon stands as the sole soldier brought to court on charges linked to the subcommittee investigation. Pretrial hearings in the conspiracy case are scheduled to begin in August.
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Higdon
Subcommittee
Mexican Students Clash With Police and Others
In Mexico City police and students clashed Thursday night leaving at least five dead and nearly 100 injured. The government deployed about 2000 troops and armored vehicles to areas near the national capital to restore order.
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Mexico City
Polytechnic
University of Nuevo Leon
Nuevo Leon
Carson objects to window washing noise in NYC building
Johnny Carson sued in state Supreme Court seeking injunction to ban window washing before 10 a.m. at his $375000 duplex in 860 United Nations Plaza. He cites 8 a.m. wakeups, saying the scaffolding and noisy mechanism disturb his sleep and peace of mind. Justice Rosenberg set show cause for June 17.
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New York
Johnny Carson
Supreme Court
Carson
United Nations Plaza
Samuel R. Rosenberg
Lockheed turmoil looms as Haughton faces pressure
In an interview at the Hollywood-Burbank airport, Dan Haughton defends Lockheed amid calls for his resignation over alleged mismanagement as hostile lawmakers warn of bankruptcy, job losses, and stalled defense contracts. He traces troubles to defense ventures and contract terms, noting about 500 million dollars in losses but defending persistent tech efforts and commitment to solving development difficulties.
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Lockheed
House
Senate
Haughton
William Moorhead
D- Pa
Dan Haughton
Band of Thieves
Hollywood-Burbank
University of Alabama
Dan
Lock
Department of Defense
CSA
Weightlessness Tests Worry Soviets For Salute Flight
Moscow AP reports three cosmonauts Georgy Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev aboard Salute undergo cardiovascular bone density tests as doctors assess weightlessness effects. Tass notes heart data sent to Baikonur for analysis while crew don penguin suits to maintain muscle tone and prepare for extended experiments aboard the 25 ton station. Volkov, a Soyuz veteran, describes onboard systems and the demanding pace of life in space.
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Moscow
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
Georgy Dobrovolsky
Vladislav Volkov
Viktor Patsayev
Tass
Earth
Baikonur Space Complex
Kazakhstan
Dobrovolsky
Volkov
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National Polytechnic Institute
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Pittsylvania County Fairgrounds
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Dirrell Tobacco CO
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Philco
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