Rogers defends U S stance on land in Mideast talks
Secretary of State William Rogers told a Senate session that the United States does not demand Israel surrender of conquered lands before a peace settlement. The 14 hour hearing drew broad praise from both supporters and critics, with 67 of 80 senators attending and Mansfield calling the statement excellent.
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Vietnam toll rises as casualties mount weekly
Saigon reports fifty four Americans killed in action in Vietnam last week, the third straight weekly rise to 523 for the year. In Belfast a bomb damaged Unionist party HQs minutes after Prime Minister Faulkner announced his Cabinet, with no injuries. In Argentina Gen. Lanusse to be sworn in as president after a military coup, as the U.S. recognizes the new junta.
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Nixon Seeks sweeping reorganization of federal government
President Nixon urges Congress to dismantle seven federal departments and create four new super departments aimed at organizing by government goals. He argues the plan will cut red tape, improve results, and speed public service in a major wartime style reform. The proposal would abolish Interior, Agriculture, Labor, Commerce, Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Health Education and Welfare, replacing them with human resources, community development, economic affairs, and natural resources.
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Lansky Indicted on Illegal Gambling Tied to Flamingo Hotel
Federal grand jury in Miami Beach indicts Meyer Lansky 68 and four others on illegal gambling charges linked to the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas. Lansky, now in Tel Aviv, faces little extradition chance, while co-defendants include Morris Lansburgh and Samuel Cohen.
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Louis Armstrong Responds to Drainage After Tracheotomy
Louis Armstrong, hospitalized since March 15 for a heart ailment, underwent a tracheotomy after a pulmonary infection. A hospital spokesman said Thursday that Armstrong’s cardiac condition remained stabilized and that he responded satisfactorily to drainage through the procedure.
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Princeton president Goheen resigns after fifteen year limit
Dr. Robert Goheen, president of Princeton University, announced Thursday his resignation from the Ivy League post, saying the job should not be held for more than 15 years. The remark signals forthcoming leadership change at Princeton.
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Actress Ann Margret Recovers From Flu at Cedars
Actress and singer Ann Margret is listed as recovering on Thursday at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Hollywood after a bout with influenza.
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