Governors Demand Full Federal Welfare Financing
Rocky urges the United States to assume 100 percent of welfare costs for five years. Governors at the 61st annual conference in Colorado Springs praise Nixon welfare overhaul but say it falls short. The Rockefeller committee calls for national funding and opposes food stamp cuts as proposed. Dr. Jean Mayer says food stamps would continue under welfare.
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New York
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Rockefeller
Nixon Administration
White House
Jean Mayer
Nixon Pushes Federalism Sales Pitch at Governors Meet
President Nixon plans a New Federalism sales pitch at the National Governors Conference in Colorado Springs. Administration officials say revenue sharing, tax capacity boosts, and social programs like child care and job training face slow starts with Congress. He will tour Cheyenne Mountain and receive a military briefing as urban funding prospects look uncertain.
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Australians Give $32 514 For Evans Families
Officers and sailors of the Royal Australian Navy and its Women's Royal Naval Corps donated 32514 for families of the 74 Evans sailors killed when the destroyer was cut in half on June 2 after a collision with the carrier Melbourne off the Philippines. Vice Admiral Sir Frank Smith will present the check to Vice Admiral William Bringle aboard the carrier Oriskany. The Long Beach destroyer was on maneuvers with the Melbourne when the fatal accident occurred.
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Frank Smith
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William F. Bringle
Oriskany
Long Beach
Philippines
Auto Telephone Proof of Status Takes Long Beach by Storm
In Long Beach 309 motorists use car phones signaling status and efficiency. New transmitters rise in Downey and West Los Angeles to meet demand. Pacific Telephone trials allow any applicant, creating a queue for time. Installation is 65 dollars with 56 dollars monthly for 25 minutes. privacy concerns arise as others can monitor calls.
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Downey
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Los Angeles
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Long Beach
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Rock Festivals Draw Hundreds of Thousands Fans
Crowds gather at Isle of Wight and a Texas festival plus Olympia Washington area events to see Bob Dylan and other acts. Police coordinate security as organizers face traffic and litter concerns from large crowds. Reports mention potential appearances by the Beatles and Rolling Stones.
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Isle of Wight
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Tex
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White Lake
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Elizabeth Taylor
Britain
Europe
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Lewisville
Ralph Adams
Wight
Ron Foulk
Gary Bucker
Air Force fines colonel for using evacuation plane
The U S Air Force reprimanded Col Richard E Tiede and levied a 1000 fine for using a medical evacuation plane to transport two vacationing colonels their families and staff to Oslo Norway The incident tied to the Rhein Main base in Frankfurt and is part of an ongoing probe into Col Frank Kim Gomery.
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Germany
U.S. Air Force
Norway
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Oslo
Richard E. Tiede
Ottumwa
Iowa
Frank Kimgomery
Ala
Air Force
Tiede
United States
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Rhein-Main Air Base
Frankfurt
Kimbrough
Overseas Weekly
Speed Sale Charged to Clinic Chief
A Southern California weight reducing clinic administrator was arraigned on illegal sale of amphetamine and speed. Federal agents seized over 1 million amphetamine tablets after undercover purchases at the Hollywood clinic. Bail set at $25,000. A separate disaster aid note mentions Nixon designating three states as major disaster areas and allocating $1.7 million for public property restoration.
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California
John Ingersoll
Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Weyman Otis Wilkes
U.S
Los Angeles
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Wilkes
The
Medical Reducing Co
San Gabriel
San Clemente
Nixon
Ohion
Illinois
Vermont
Tijuana Off Limits Hit by Servicemen
San Diego report on proposed border restrictions as U S military personnel face closure of Tijuana for narcotics fears. servicemen from 18 to 21 express mixed views while local officials and residents voice opposition. Marine and Navy personnel warn the plan would push men toward the border town despite concerns.
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Tijuana
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Seney, Mich
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Virginia
Jerry Gamble
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Granite Falls
Wash
Baja California
Larry B. Wilson
Rockford
Ill
Carlos Buentiempo
Nice Sand
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Ensenada
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