Health Plan for Poor Urged to Replace Medicaid
A Nixon task force urged replacing Medicaid with federal health insurance for all poor people and boosting consumer input in major health institutions. It backs federal leadership in shaping care, while deferring to a separate panel to craft a broader national health financing policy by 1971.
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Nixon
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Judge Affirms Use of Firearms by Police in Riots
Judge Cox told a grand jury that sufficient evidence supports the presence of a sniper and that peace officers may use live ammunition when facing violent mobs to protect themselves and restore order. He stressed officers must avoid unnecessary killing and should not be harassed for lawful actions during revolutionary disturbances.
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Grand Jury
Belfast Riots Kill Six and Thwart Talks Amid Tensions
British officials report six killed in Belfast and Londonderry as rioting injures over 200. Civilian snipers fired on crowds amid decades of sectarian strife linked to Protestant dominance. Fires and incendiaries threaten the provincial government while housing losses mount.
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Northern Ireland
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Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A readably transcribed crossword puzzle list with numerous across and down clues covering parts of the leg to world regions and beyond. The puzzle includes classic terms like gem Malay Egyptian god and central Europeans, plus clues for flora fauna and measurement words.
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U.S
Nixon and Velasco greet in Peru amid quake relief visit
Mrs. Nixon and Mrs. Velasco attended a solemn Mass in Lima as Peru's junta rulers and 3,000 locals watched. After the service they met briefly before departing for Anta in a relief mission for quake survivors. Air Force C130s ferried aid teams to the quake zone aiding about 800,000 displaced people with international relief.
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Nixon
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Francisco Pizarro
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Picasso Ex Mistress Dr Salk Wed In Paris Ceremony
Dr Jonas Salk polio vaccine developer and Francoise Gilot Picasso's former partner married in Paris after moving up the date to avoid publicity. The ceremony was private with only a reporter, a photographer and close relatives present.
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Neuilly
National Assembly
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Chantal
Scandal at the Ministry Sees Deputies Read Report
Three deputies will alternate reading the bulky commission report before it goes to the Cortes president without a vote. A press summary will be released. Juan Vila Reyes, former head of Matesa, remains jailed and has been fined 23.6 million dollars and sentenced to three years.
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Juan Vila Reyes
Barcelona
Polio Drive Faces Challenge Reaching High Priority Areas
Garza says vaccination is as accessible as possible while teams go house to house in the Valley. Two weeks ago at least 10 000 persons were immunized during the drive and a weekend campaign with church help assisted. Authorities urge families to vaccines at clinics as most cases occur in young children and border-area residents are involved.
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Brownsville
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Military toll and supply losses in Cambodian operations
Campaign period figures show 19 303 individual and 2 514 heavy weapons captured or destroyed. Analysts note uncertainty over what proportion of enemy stock was recovered and how much was moved out before raids. From Saigon to Phnom Penh sources indicate North Vietnamese and Viet Cong shifted large quantities to safety in Cambodia as upheaval unfolded.
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Vietnam Laos Cambodia war updates report Hanoi asks peace talks signals
Reports from the region describe Thai Saigon fighting patterns and a bombardment pattern near Siem Reap while 1000 plus South Vietnamese troops push toward Cambodia. Casualties on both sides are noted with limited clarity on COSVN capture. The Laos Pathet Lao hints at peace talks conditional on bombing cessation.
English Liturgy Sought by Greek Orthodox Leaders in America
Archbishop Yakovos urged the Greek Orthodox Church in the Americas to study an English liturgy and potential autonomy from Constantinople at the 20th clergy laity congress. The 2 million member church, led by the Ecumenical Patriarch, weighs language use and governance as it eyes greater indigenous status. Nixon sent greetings to 900 delegates at the Waldorf Astoria.
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Nixon Accused of Blocking Philadelphia Plan in Civil Rights Fight
NAACP labor director Herbert Hill accuses the Nixon administration of destroying the Philadelphia plan to curb job discrimination on federal construction contracts. He calls for legal action, federal funding cuts, and mass protests at building sites and government offices.
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Nixon
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New York City
Senate debate on amendment stalls as military aid vote nears
McGovern criticizes moving the amendment out of order and delaying debate. Kennedy urges direct vote on its merits as two key proposals on Cambodia policy face final votes. Church and Cooper would restrict troops, air support, and advisers in Cambodia, tying action to presidential consultation with Congress. A Nixon report on Cambodia is expected alongside final votes.
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Policy shifts and Cambodia war stance amid Vietnam talks
The report notes Romania's push for mutual East-West troop pullbacks with the Warsaw Pact and outlines no White House reaction to Lon Nol's plea for American reentry into Cambodia if the war worsens. It tracks Rogers' travel to Southeast Asia for SEATO talks and related diplomacy through Manila, Saigon, Tokyo, and London.
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Court Keeps Desegregation Order For Virginia Schools
The court rejected the Norfolk Virginia school board appeal and ordered a new desegregation plan for elementary and junior high schools. It also declined to rule on teacher strikes and refused to review a June order about El Paso Natural Gas Co. divesting Pacific Pipeline Co. The panel disapproved a merger plan for two Phillipsburg banks and signaled a tougher stance on small-bank mergers.
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