Social Security setback handed to Women s Lib
Washington advocates for women's equality react to a 239 page Advisory Council on Social Security report. It notes gender based discrimination remains but most proposed corrections favor men and reject long standing women demands. The council, appointed by HEW, says paying homemakers via credits is infeasible and would alter the purpose of Social Security. It recommends extending some benefits to fathers and widowers and equalizing widows and exwives under certain conditions. Rita Ricardo Campbell of Stanford criticizes the lengthy remarks.
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RFK halted CIA plot to kill Castro say aides
Aides Adam Walinsky and Peter Edelman say RFK told them in 1967 that CIA contracted with the Mafia to assassinate Fidel Castro before the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion. They cite Kennedy as having acted to stop the plan after discussions with CIA officials. Time magazine also reported credible sources alleging CIA assassination plots against Castro and Caribbean rulers.
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Cambodia defense tightens as Khmer Rouge shell capital
Government troops hold the Phnom Penh perimeter amid stepped up mortar and ground assaults by Khmer Rouge forces. U.S. airlift sustains food fuel and ammunition into the capital while foreign residents flee. Rebels strike at Prek Phneou Kap Srauv and Tuoi Leap as ambulances ferry wounded.
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Lon Nol Hosts Seven Newsmen at Cambodian Villa
Cambodian President Lon Nol, in a show of steadiness after his stroke, invites seven foreign reporters to his villa to observe a brief garden walk. He leans on a cane, chats with his wife, and wishes them a nice morning as two armed soldiers guard the scene. Premier Long Boret later says no government reshuffle orders were given yet despite ongoing rumors.
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Communist Swarm Captures Ban Me Thuot City in Vietnam
Communist forces swept Ban Me Thuot, the Central Highlands provincial capital, under heavy shelling and seized the southern sector before dawn. A tank column headed toward Duc Lap, while 2,500 troops moved toward Dak Song as airfields and a munitions dump faced attacks.
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Southland dries out but not for long
The Southland had a brief sunny respite as a weakened weather front promised lighter precipitation. National Weather Service forecasters, who had forecast fair conditions to Thursday, reversed course and warned of morning showers as a new front moved through. rainfall totals included 12.27 inches at Long Beach Airport, with Ventura County’s Matildja Dam overflowing and Ojai near six inches of rain.
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Tax-cut OK seen by April 1
Sen Hubert H Humphrey predicts a tax cut approved by Congress by April 1. Treasury Secretary William E Simon foresees a May 1 energy and economy compromise between the administration and Congress. Humphrey pushes a 30 billion dollar cut. Ford’s stance remains under consideration.
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Southern California cadets aboard glacier freed from ice
Three Sea Cadet teens from S Cal aboard the icebound glacier Glacier said they would winter over if needed as Coast Guard airlifts continued. The ship, stuck off Antarctica, sent 50 men to Buenos Aires and planned further evacuations.
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Inside POD: Cigarette Smoking Rises Slower Last Year
An Inside POD summary notes cigarette smoking increased at a slower pace in the previous year. The report appears in Page A-5 alongside other briefs about drug probes, tourism, and unemployment trends.
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