Ribicoff Proposes Annual Vehicle Pollution Checks
Senator Ribicoff unveils plan for yearly inspections to ensure vehicles meet pollution standards. The proposal aims to curb emissions and improve air quality nationwide, signaling a push for stricter automotive environmental controls.
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Sen
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Department of ‘Transportation
Tornadoes wreak havoc in Missouri as Joplin hit hard
A tornado ripped through Joplin Missouri injuring several and killing at least one man. The storm damaged power lines, upended trucks and demolished shopping centers as emergency crews and the National Guard responded. Tornadoes were also reported in Galena Rothville Marceline and near Carthage causing heavy damage and stopping trains.
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Joplin
Missouri
National Guard
Galena
Kane
Here
Carthage
Rothville
Marceline
Kansas City
Donald Allen
Santa Fe
Caboose
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri Southern College
Rallies Reported Across the Nation Amid Campus Unrest
About 1,000 Marines and troops guard bridges while Kent State sees a small ROTC protest. New Haven hosts 2,000 awaiting Bobby Seale’s trial. Wisconsin and Madison rally crowds clash with police using tear gas and arrests. Waukegan sees 40 students jailed. Santa Barbara reports 200 peaceful demonstrators and seven arrests at a defense plant. Rand Corp. pickets in Santa Monica. Hartke accuses Nixon of perpetuating the war at Cornell. Rochester hosts a broad downtown protest sequence ending at City Hall and the Federal Building.
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New Haven
Conn
Bobby Seale
University of Wisconsin
Madison
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Orville Clavey
Lakely County
General Motors Defense
Santa Barbara
Calif
Rand Corp
Santa Monica
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Nixon
Rochester
City Hall
Federal Building
CaveIn disaster in Quebec wealth of debris and rescue
In heavy rain a cave in at Saguenay River area swallows 35 homes and a bus. Bodies of a girl and a man recovered. Rescue teams search a river junction seven miles south as further slides threaten. A tidal wave from the cave in demolished a new bridge. power and telephone lines down.
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Quebec
Saguenay
Riviere Des Vases
Jaguenay
Maurice Roy
Forces
Hel
Capitol Protest Clears Grounds After Arrests
Rep Charles Rangel criticized police action as tense hours on the Capitol steps ended with arrests ordered by Capitol Police Chief James Powell after conferring with House Speaker Carl Albert. Albert said he acted on guidance from the sergeant at arms. Demonstrators including Bella Abzug Ronald Dellums and Parren Mitchell spoke as police warned of an unlawful assembly and ordered departures by 3 10 p m. A scuffle erupted when Rep Montgomery confronted a demonstrator, resulting in the removal of a banner and police intervention.
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Capitol
Charles Rangel
D-N.y
House
Jerry V. Wilson
James M. Powell
U.S. Capitol
Powell
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Albert
Sergeant At Arms
Sergeant At
Bella Ab'zug
Ronald Dellums
D-Calif
Parren Mitchell
Rep. G.V
Sonny” Montgomiery
D-Miss
Montgomery
Dollar flood pushes Germany to curb dollar inflow
German officials warned that an unchecked influx of dollars threatens European economies. Bonn prepares Friday cabinet talks on options including a freely floating mark, revaluation, or exchange restrictions. West Germany and other European central banks halted dollar purchases to stop devaluing the mark after a record $2 billion outflow.
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Bonn
Karl Schiller
Europe
Europa
America
Atlantic
Germany
West Germany
Britain
Austria
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Portugal
Finland
U.S
Steel Industry Signals Price Review Amid Market Watch
A J and L spokesman notes a planned follow up on price increases while acknowledging ongoing review. Industry leaders including Republic National Armaco and Jones and Laughlin monitor U.S. Steel's rise as market forces and stockpiles influence final value, with decisions pending further data.
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J&l
Republic National
Armaco
L ‘Washington
Tempo J
Jones & Laughlin
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B
Townson
U.S. Steel
Air Force launches Superspy satellite to monitor tests
Cape Kennedy reports the Air Force sent the 1800 pound Superspy satellite into orbit aboard a Titan 3 to monitor Russian and Red Chinese missile tests and provide 30 minute alert capability. The project aims to replace a failed prior payload and would relay data via Australia to the United States.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
U.S
Defense Department
Southeast Asia
Australia
United States
America
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