Senate votes to end U S ILO funding amid subversive board clash
The Senate approved a 3.1 billion State Department budget bill and denied a move to cut ILO funds. The chamber also rejected Proxmire’s bid to end 401,400 for the Subversive Activities Control Board, arguing the board remains needed despite court limits amid ongoing unrest.
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Cardinal Cushing Celebrates 75th Birthday in Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing marked his 75th birthday with a six tier cake for about 200 friends at the Sheraton Plaza Hotel dinner, receiving a call from President Nixon at the Western White House. Guests included Edward Kennedy and Katharine Lodge, Francis Sargent, Kevin White, and Sargent Shriver as the $100 per plate event aimed to fund Cardinal Cushing’s Catholic charities.
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Kevin H. White
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Tobacco Prices Rise on Eastern Belt Market News
The Associated Press reports higher tobacco prices as Monday sales on the South and Border Belt show two-thirds of grades up. Prices advance $1 to $3 per hundred pounds on the Border Belt with improved leaf quality and larger shares of good and fair grades. Volume stays heavy while low quality sales decline.
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Priday
North Carolina Belt
MacDonald Murder Trial Resumes at Fort Bragg
Prosecution lawyers were to present rebuttal evidence today as the Army hearing into murder charges against Captain Jeffrey MacDonald resumed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
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Hijacked Jet Returns Safely to Philadelphia
A Trans World Airlines Boeing 727 hijacked to Cuba by a man in an Army uniform landed safely at Philadelphia International Airport at 4 53 a.m. The plane originated from Las Vegas and carrying 79 passengers and a crew of six. they reboarded in Miami before flying back to Philadelphia with two FBI agents aboard.
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Pope Paul VI greets jailed bishop Walsh in Rome meeting
In a 45 minute audience at Castel Gandolfo Pope Paul VI tearfully thanked Bishop James Walsh for 12 years in Red China. The 79 year old missionary, frail but standing without a wheelchair, received a papal cross as relatives and church officials watched.
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Maryknoll Hospital
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