Rail Cars Come Under Scrutiny
Chairman Harley C. Staggers says his House Commerce Committee will launch a nationwide special investigation into freight-car shortages this summer. He cites unavailability of serviceable cars and higher consumer costs from added handling. The probe will examine car needs, fleet utilization, and existing laws, with findings to the transportation subcommittee. The ICC opposes guaranteed rail financing sought by the AAR.
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House Commerce Committee
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Association of American Railroads
Pentagon Papers Leak Sparks Congressional Record Interest
Ellsberg said to have given copies of documents to Rep. McCloskey, who planned to insert the study into the Congressional Record. Viet Cong claims Times reports show U S aggression planning across four presidents. Sulzberger says Nixon action against the Times surprised.
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Weekend Weather Outlook Shows Slow Clearing Across Regions
Weather service expects a slow end to recent clouds as a moist air mass remains trapped by east flow and high mountain pressure. Saturday may see a 30 percent rain chance while most areas clear Sunday. highs in the 80s to near 90, with tonight's precipitation around 20 percent. North Carolina forecasts note variable cloudiness with scattered showers south and along coasts through Wednesday and highs mid 80s to low 90s inland.
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Senate Antiw ar Amendments Press For 1972 Indochina Pullout
Two new Senate attempts to set a total withdrawal date from Indochina loom for next week. Sen Pastore plans a July 4 1972 pullout amendment with no funds cutoff though the measure has no legal force. Other proposed amendments seek a nine month funds cutoff after enactment only if POWs are freed, and multiple versions target Dec 31 1971 or other 1972 dates.
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R-Ore
Desegregation Plan Withdrawn by North Carolina Board
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board acted Friday to withdraw a desegregation proposal that would have placed more busing burden on black students. In a separate North Carolina case, a federal judge approved increased desegregation in Greensboro, with a 70-30 white to black staffing plan and paired elementary schools.
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Poe
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Textiles Talks In Seoul Aim To Limit Korea Exports
U S envoy David M Kennedy met South Korea deputy premier Kim Hak yul to negotiate limits on Korea s textile exports to the United States. No progress reported yet as talks began Tuesday with proposals for annual quota changes. Kennedy plans to depart Korea Sunday.
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Boy Uncovers Hidden Boots Behind Home in Texas
A 12 year old boy in San Antonio found seven new boots hidden in a bush near his home and turned them over to the police. All seven boots are right footwear.
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Ellsberg Published Critical Articles on Vietnam Policy
Dr Daniel Ellsberg published a spring article in a Kennedy School journal accusing Kennedy Johnson officials of lying to reporters about Vietnam plans. He references Gen Maxwell Taylor Walt Rostow and McNamara and claims a cover up distorted public view of U.S. commitments and troop needs.
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Weekend Journal Times and Schedule Notes
The Evening schedule lists a 6:00 P.M. start followed by 10:30 P.M. programming. A weekday snippet references 11:00 P.M. as a later broadcast block. No additional context or events are detailed beyond these time marks.
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Prime time TV lineup with detective vibes and romance
At 7 30 P M the IMF fights a thermo nuclear satellite threat in 2 MISSION IMPOSSIBLE. Guests on 12- ANDY WILLIAMS include The Rascals Kate Smith Don Ho and the Osmond Brothers. 8 P M features 122 MOVIE The Tropic Zone with Reagan and Fleming.
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