Nixon Aide Opposes CAB Power To Fix International Air Rates
Washington AP The Nixon administration urged Congress to deny a CAB backed bid to empower the Civil Aeronautics Board to fix international air rates. Officials argued the board should suspend or disapprove rates rather than set them, saying domestic authority is too broad for international use. The State and Transportation departments backed limiting regulation to preventing uneconomic or excessively high fares. Canadian, foreign airline pricing and major U.S. airline complaints frame the debate as lawmakers weigh extending CAB powers abroad.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Civil Aeronautics Board
Administration
Secretary of Transportation
Charles D. Baker
Baker
House Transportation Subcommittee
Asst
Bert Rein
State Department
Rein
Secor OD. Browne
U.S
Senate Commerce
CAB
Senate
Hope Parks Coaches Meeting Monday For Awards Night Plans
Hope Parks and Recreation department coaches from Pee Wee through Babe Ruth leagues are asked to attend a Monday meeting at 7 p.m. at the Hope Youth Center to finalize Awards Night plans. Afterward, those interested in coaching eight Junior Olympic basketball teams will convene to organize the upcoming season. Contact Paul Henley for details.
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Hope Parks & Recreation Department
American Legion
Hope Youth Center
Futher
Paul Henley
Hope Parks & Recreation
Bombers Hit Cong Supply Depots Near DMZ
U S bombers in their 77th strike of the year hit North Vietnamese supply depots in the DMZ area for the sixth straight day. Four Air Force Phantoms knocked out two anti aircraft guns near Ban Karai Pass while on a Laotian border mission. Meanwhile 52 heavy bombers dropped 180 tons on southern DMZ depots near the Laotian border as Cambodian operations against Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces continued near Phnom Penh and Prey Veng. A woman was killed at Neak Luong.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Air Force
Ban Karai Pass
Dmz
Ban Karai
Mu Gia
South Vietnam
Prey Veng
Phnom Penh
Neak Luong
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on money and alimony
A column of wry remarks on how men understand women’s clothes and alimony as the price of separation. It notes that the four day week has long been in effect and recalls a time when Santa avoided many places.
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Newspaper Enterprise
City Elevators Turn Dwellers Into Shared Orbit
Cairo scene explores the daily ritual of riding elevators in crowded buildings. The piece observes how riders study strangers, read instructions, watch for floor cues, and cope with jostling contact. It notes etiquette, distractions, and moments of tension when power briefly falters before resumes.
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C.C. Minicler
Cairo
Paris
Former Black Mayor Urges Urban Renewal at SSC
Carl Stokes former mayor of Cleveland told Southern State College students that if federal government remains farm dominated cities will fester and decay. He warned by 1980 cities could be 80 percent black and 90 percent poor and urged rebuilding US cities like Berlin. He criticized Nixon for withdrawing troops while continuing funding for wars subsidies and space program.
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Magnolia
Ark
Carl Stokes
Cleveland
Ohio
America
Stokes
Southern State College
Europe
New York
Chicago
Berlin
Nixon
Vietnam
Brothers Walk Around World for UNICEF
Two American brothers David 32 and John 24 plus their dog Drifter left Waseca Minnesota June 20 1970 to walk around the world for UNICEF They have covered 5000 miles in 16 months passing Portugal Spain France Italy Yugoslavia and Bulgaria They crossed into Asia Minor toward southern Turkey en route to Iran in spring They spent two weeks in Istanbul visiting the mayor and officials Tourism Department provided a wagon named USA-Turk Machine They expect the journey to take about three years with a hoped return to the United States in 1973
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Istanbul
Turkey
Unicef
United Nations Children’s Fund
David
John Eunst
Willie
Asia Minor
Iran
Waseca
Minn
Portugal
Spain
France
Italy
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Communist
U.S
Vietnam
United States
John
New Try to Oust Nominee Faces Senate Hurdle
AP By JOHN CHADWICK Washington A new push aims to move Rehnquist and Powell through the Senate Judiciary Committee after a blocked vote. Liberal Democrats Hart Kennedy Bayh oppose separate votes, arguing the Rehnquist record is incomplete, while Bayh backs reporting Powell with Rehnquist.
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John Chadwick
Associated Press
Washington
Rehnquist
Kennedy
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Senate
Hart
Nixon
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
South Carolina
G. Harrold Carswell
Florida
Powell
American Bar Association
Bayh
Senate Leader Opposes Separating Them in Hearings
Thursday remarks by Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania, a Judiciary Committee member, reject calls to separate the issues amid ongoing strategy discussions. The context centers on handling sensitive topics without abandoning current plans.
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Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Judiciary Committee
Cambodian Situation Deteriorates Amid U S Air Support
Saigon reports say Cambodian forces face worsening conditions with intensified U S air strikes and Cobra gunships targeting enemy forces near Phnom Penh. Sources note Viet Minh regiments threaten Highway 4 and 5, key supply routes, as reinforcements are discussed.
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Saigon
U.S
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
South Vietnam
Thailand
Mekong River
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