House Almost Jumps Gun on Guard System
The House nearly moved to approve a 2.6 million safeguard system for NORAD Colorado Springs facilities but pulled the measure from a 1.95 billion military construction bill amid a Senate vote on deployment authority. Rep. Rivers and Moorhead criticized unclear funding notes while Pentagon officials said the money was tied to defense needs.
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Nationwide Hunt for Coed Slayer
Authorities widen a nationwide search for Andrew Manuel 25 last seen in Salinas California tied to the murders of seven Michigan college coeds and teenage girls. FBI joins the probe with a federal fugitive warrant over a Michigan house trailer theft as John Collins 22 faces charges in the Ann Arbor Ypsilanti killings.
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ABM No Issue Against Nixon Says Democrat
Washington AP. Senator Henry M Jackson backs the Safeguard missile defense and says politics will not derail its Senate debate. Senator McGovern warns deployment could hurt Nixon and fuel the arms race. The pivotal vote on restricting Safeguard funds is set for Wednesday as Berlin talks and Bonn’s stance loom. Separate notes mention Kiesinger’s visit and Michigan arrest details.
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Tax relief bill expands to 24 billion boost
Washington AP The House Ways and Means Committee drafted a 24 billion tax relief measure impacting nearly all taxpayers. The plan lowers rates in the lowest and some middle brackets, promising at least 6 percent relief for low and middle income filers by 1972. Chairman Wilbur Mills called a special session to ensure a rate cut of at least 5 percent for every group.
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Arkansas Forecast Update with Warm Temperatures
The 24 hour Experiment Station report ends at 7 am Tuesday with a high of 92 and a low around 60. Forecasts for Arkansas call for fair conditions today and tonight with little temperature change, followed by partly cloudy skies and a warmer Wednesday with isolated thundershowers mainly in western portions. highs around 84 to 94, lows in the 60s to low 70s.
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Obscene Mail Law Proposal Aims at Smut
Rep Thaddeus Dulski leads anti obscenity hearings urging a detailed federal law on obscene mail. His bill would ban sending nudity sexual conduct or sadomasochism to anyone under 16 and curb commercial exploitation of sex via the mails. It adds Nixon proposals to strengthen obscenity controls.
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Puerto Rico Bombs and Looting Trigger Curfew in Passaic
In Passaic New Jersey a nighttime curfew was ordered after a second night of bombs and looting in a Puerto Rican neighborhood. About 1000 people gathered at a peak, one shooting reported, sixteen arrested as police sealed off the tenement area and used tear gas before rain cleared streets. Mayor Bernard Pinck imposed the curfew at 9 30 p m closed taverns and banned gasoline sales in containers.
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U S Navy C47 Missing Over Andes With 16 Aboard
A U S Navy C47 flying from Santiago to Buenos Aires vanished in heavy snow in the Andes with 16 aboard. Chilean air force searched the area while Argentina and an unidentified radio message reported a possible location between Currio and Talea, but confirmation was lacking. The U S Embassy withheld passenger details.
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Earthquake Reported Near Manila in 7.0 Tremor
A strong earthquake was recorded about 1,000 miles southeast of Manila Monday night. The National Earthquake Information Center in Rockville Maryland said the quake’s center was in the Molucca Passage area of Indonesia. It occurred at 10 14 p m EDT and registered 7 0 on the Richter scale.
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Favors Single Member Districts in Legislature
The state Constitutional Convention backed single member legislative districts by 1556 votes, rejecting multi member district drafts. It also set Senate age at 25, kept 60 day annual sessions optional, and allowed the General Assembly to enact laws outside the constitution with non null constitutional challenge.
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Parole Likely for Bandleader Spade Cooley in 814 Years
Parole board plans release for Spade Cooley, the county bandleader once hailed as western swing king, after 814 years served for the 1961 murder of his wife Ella Mae Cooley. Cooley, 58, was convicted in Kern County in Bakersfield and will be freed in February with date undisclosed.
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