Humphrey to Tour Europe on President's Request
Vice President Hubert Humphrey will visit West Germany and several Western European capitals starting March 27 to attend a meeting in Bonn and to reaffirm U.S. ties with Europe while clarifying Vietnam policy. The trip, at the President's request, aims to explain America’s Vietnam stance and strengthen Western alliances.
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Serviceman Pension Increases Win Vote
The House passed a measure to raise pension and related benefits for about 2.8 million servicemen and dependents at an initial cost of 236 million dollars. The bill, sent to the Senate by a 357 to 0 vote, would take effect July 1 and expands cost of living allowances, disability pay, and education benefits for veterans and survivors, with large gains for widows and low income dependents.
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Consumer Prices Rise as Food Drops Offset Housing Increase
Washington reports February CPI up one tenth of a percent with grocery prices down five tenths, while housing and clothing costs rose modestly. Personal income gains slowed and durable goods orders fell, signaling economic sluggishness and fueling debate over a proposed 6 percent surcharge.
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Yvonne DAngels dramatic Washington appearance at immigration hearing
Yvonne DAngels arrived in Washington with attorney Joseph Hertogs to seek dismissal of a deportation order. Wearing a white minidress and tiger coat, she posed for photographers and caused street chaos during a one hour session before the Immigration Appeals Board. The case hinges on a claimed marriage to stay in the U.S. and whether it was under false pretenses. The board took the matter under advisement, with a decision not expected for about 20 days.
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American tourist jailed in Russia nears release
Buel Ray Wortham, 24, of North Little Rock Arkansas, jailed in Russia since Oct 1 1906, sentenced in Leningrad Dec 21 to three years in a Soviet labor camp for buying black market rubles and stealing a bear statuette. Supreme court cuts sentence to a 5555.55 dollar fine and his passport and exit visa are released Monday. Also noted actor George Hamilton, aged 27, now IA for draft, may be ineligible as age exceeds current limit 26.
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Nixon says Soviets want end to Vietnam war risk
After four days in the Soviet Union Nixon told reporters the Kremlin would face problems in the Communist bloc if it publicly seeks to end the Vietnam war and warned U.S. involvement could stay tied to the conflict. Separately Sir Francis Chichester, sailing solo, reportedly rounded Cape Horn in his 53-foot ketch Gipsy Moth IV and headed for England after leaving Sydney January 9.
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Independent Pualianet DalY March Delivery Details
Fragmented OCR text shows a delivery and pricing note with partial names and dates. It references costs such as $225 and $33 and mentions months and locations like March and October. The readable items include names like Sue and Gost and places resembling County and City. The overall content is unclear and partially garbled.
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Sted tte ushers weitsmed heritage edition
A cryptic note reflects on a distant literary past and a scholarly approach to poetry. The fragment suggests a careful, revisited text study, with cautious phrasing and an emphasis on historical context.
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