Senate approves 8.9 billion foreign aid bill vote 57 to 40
The Senate passed an 8.9 billion foreign aid appropriation for the current fiscal year ending June 30 on a 57 to 40 roll call. It increases humanitarian funds while cutting Indochina aid, $2 billion below the administration request and $446.9 million above the House figure. McGovern led against a 59 million increase for postwar Indochina reconstruction.
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Boston demonstrators press antibusing bid at U S Capitol
More than 1000 Boston students marched in rain on the Capitol to urge federal antibusing legislation. Louise Day Hicks cited tears of Boston residents as the rally emphasized action. Massachusetts delegates did not attend. The Supreme Court was asked to review a district court ruling ordering busing to desegregate Boston schools.
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Court rules Pennsylvania ban on girls in interscholastic sports unconstitutional
Commonwealth Court strikes down part of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association bylaws barring girls from practice and competition with boys. Officials call it a nationwide first to declare such a regulation unconstitutional statewide.
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Israelis foil Gaza guerrilla plot linked to Kissinger trip
Israeli troops say they broke an underground network of Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine guerrillas in the Gaza Strip planned to raid an Israeli settlement. Beirut leaders say they aim to disrupt Kissinger’s peace mission as he travels the Middle East.
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IRA threatens end to cease fire over Belfast shooting
In Dublin the IRA warns it may end its five week cease fire unless Britain apologizes for the shooting of two IRA men in a Belfast Roman Catholic neighborhood. The men, Sinn Fein members, were wounded as British soldiers fired on a non stopping car.
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Bradley in serious condition after cerebral stroke
Gen Omar Bradley once the military top commander remains in intensive care at UCLA Medical Center after a stroke. He is conscious and stable, heavily sedated, with no paralysis reported. Presley opens Las Vegas show after hospital release and Aunt Mary Bittlebrun, Arkansas oldest resident, aged 111, speaks of her health.
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Alioto Reconciles with Wife After Divorce Filing
Mayor Joseph Alioto and Angelina Alioto resume living together after a separation begun when she filed for divorce on February 26. A spokesman said Angelina instructed her attorney not to pursue the divorce papers. She had vanished for 18 days in February 1974 and later said she wanted to punish her husband for neglect.
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Marriages Termed Non Blood Related By Court Ruling
A New York judge ruled that incest laws apply only to blood relatives allowing Troy couple Frank Bagnardi and his 22 year old adopted daughter Lleuwana to pursue marriage. Bagnardi's attorney said the couple would wed soon.
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Fischer refuses Karpov title match over chess rules
Bobby Fischer said he will not play a world championship match with Anatoly Karpov after the International Chess Federation rejected one of his rule-change requests. Vice-President Florence Campenanes said Fischer called from California to say the voting sealed his decision. If he does not play by April 1, Karpov becomes champion. the match was set to begin June 1 in Manila.
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