Freshman Republican Pushes Urban Renewal Reforms
Freshman House Republican Lowell Weicker Jr leads a bid to reshape urban renewal by requiring replacement housing off site if needed. The amendment, backed by liberals and conservatives, passed 116 to 92 but faces a conference committee as it differs from the Senate bill. Weicker plans talks with White House aides and George Romney on a possible shift in replacement housing requirements.
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Thomas L. Ashley
Ohio
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Yale
University of Virginia
White House
George Romney
Departent ‘of Housing and Urban Development
Lebanon Faces Riots and Guerrilla Pressure After Border Incident
The Lebanese border clash sparks riots as Palestinian refugees flood the streets. 17 people die and dozens are injured amid clashes between security forces. Premier Rashid Karami stays in a caretaker role while Lebanon delays a decision on allowing guerrillas to use the country as a base against Israel. Right wing Christian groups insist on Lebanon's security, while the Muslim bloc argues Lebanon must embrace its Arab character and oppose Israel. Reprisal raids from Israel continue as militants build strength.
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Vietnam War Report From Ho Bo Woods Clash
Reports from Ho Bo Woods near Saigon describe a Friday clash as U S Army 25th Infantry forces engaged North Vietnamese troops. Five rifle platoons reported 48 enemy KIA with two running battles on infiltration routes northwest of Saigon. Command sources note casualty figures hint at shifting combat intensity and rising battlefield deaths since October.
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Cp. S. 25th.Infantry Division
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Otheide
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Blacky Crow Brought To Justice In Ogden
In Ogden Utah a crow nicknamed Blacky Crow known for snatching parking tickets was lured to justice by Gus Cutrubus a car dealer wearing a bright yellow sweater. Police chief L A Jacobsen described the capture as clever and the bird received a 30 day sentence in a wire enclosure kept by Cutrubus. The court tentatively allowed the bird to stay with the captor after the term.
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Charles ’ Sneddon
Gus Cutrubus
Crow
Cutrubus Motors, Inc
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Court proper for him to hear cases in volving companies
Haynsworth says he has not considered withdrawing from cases involving firms in which he owns stock. He refuses to retract, stating it would lend credence to charges. He acknowledges the controversy but will not step aside. His wife notes his busy mornings and constant pressure in Greenville.
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Greenville
R. Draper White Jr
Haynsworthy
Vthere
Clementonr
Young Senator Young and his political habits
The article portrays the veteran senator as deeply engaged in Senate days and gym routines while facing constituents with blunt responses. It notes his voting record on limited nuclear testing and a Soviet Union treaty, plus quips about interactions including a jokey horse request and his plan to practice law in Cleveland after retiring in 1970.
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Soviet Union
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Young
Air Force
Jacqueline Kennedy
Cleveland
Sam Hughes Resigns from Budget Bureau After Long Service
Washington AP reports Sam Hughes, a longtime Budget Bureau deputy director described as a fixture alongside the federal deficit, resigns after 120 years in the bureau. He leaves at 52 with $40,000 a year, saying it is time to move on.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Dwight D
Harry S. ‘Truman
Additives debate rages over MSG in baby foods
Industry leaders including Beech Nut Heinz Gerber Foods and others respond to FDA studies on monosodium glutamate in baby foods amid safety concerns. Beech Nut and Heinz suspend use. Gerber defends MSG as safe while urging continued testing. FDA authority called for tighter scrutiny of food additives.
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National Academy of Sciences
West German mark revaluation reshapes economy and policy
Bonn Democrats blocked action on revaluation led by former coalition partners the Christian Democrats. Schiller cited the spring realization that unchecked boom and rising prices required exchange-rate adjustment. U S Treasury welcomed the move as stabilizing in exchange markets. The 8.5 percent rise, the second in nine years, followed decades of postwar growth that solidified the mark’s status. He argued revaluation would curb imports’ price effects, boost home competition, and reduce the trade surplus while preserving employment and growth. Subsidies for farmers were noted, with potential impacts on weaker industries and a need for European Community approval.
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McCormack denies calls in Life story probe
McCormack read a statement to newsmen denying making or knowing of calls cited in the Life article. Sweig, 46, who had worked for McCormack 24 years, was suspended last week and insisted he never spoke with the speaker or knew most names mentioned.
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Voloshen
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Washington
Life
Cormack
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Boston
Martin
Dr. Sweig
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Linkletter urges drugs education and peer influence in fight
Art Linkletter told the U S House crime committee that teens heed peers who have quit hard drugs and urged compulsory drug education from the fourth or fifth grade. He cited his daughter's LSD tragedy and planned a film for educators funded by UC Medical School, calling for parental outreach via media and youth through rock groups. He blamed figures like Timothy Leary for influencing youth and said educators lack communication with children on drugs.
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Linkletter
University of California Medical School
Timothy Leary
Harvard
Taxes and Foundations Reform Remains in Debate
House committee debates reform provisions focusing on corporations and individuals. The income tax relief totaling 9.2 billion dollars will be reviewed late next week before the October 31 deadline pledged by Long to finish committee action. In Glasgow, Beatle Paul McCartney is alive on vacation with his wife and two children amid prior death rumors.
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Scotland
Paul McCartney
United States
McCartney
Beatles
Nor easter causes Florida scare and heavy rain
A squally nor easter rattled Florida with 35 mph gusts, palm trees bent, and heavy rain. officials said the system is a typical fall storm not linked to Hurricane Laurie, now a tropical low near the Yucatan. Four inches of rain fell at Miami, with warnings issued along the coast and ports kept in check as Laurie weakens and tracks west south west.
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Florida
Weather Bureau
Robert Simpson
National Hurricane Center
Laurie
Yucatan Peninsula
Simpson
Mid Atlantic
Bill Verity
Bimini
Bahamas
Irelands
Miami International
Youthful energy urged for UN peace and justice
The speaker praised youth emotions against war and for equality as core to the United Nations. He urged employing the youth phenomenon as a resource for social justice and development, and to include youth voices in peace work and planning for a new era.
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Mideast Urges Moslems to Halt Bloodshed in Lebanon
A call from Arab leaders urged all Moslems to cease fighting in Lebanon to spare arms for the battle of destiny. The appeal framed the conflict as a test for unity and restraint amid regional crisis.
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