Rogers in Cairo discusses Middle East peace drive
U S Secretary of State William Rogers met Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad in Cairo and presented several ideas for peace talks. Talks are set to resume, with Rogers also to meet Premier Mahmoud Fawzi later.
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Budget deficit looms in 1971 as Shultz warns
Budget chief George Shultz said the 1971 budget will show a deficit of over 19 billion dollars by June 30, ruling out tax cuts or faster public works to spur recovery. Hatcher wins big in Gary Indiana mayoral race, defeating Alexander Williams 33,270 to 19,405 to secure a second term amid a Democratic stronghold. Firefighting crews, including Indian hands, dispatched to four windwhipped fires in New Mexico and Arizona burning 4,500 acres as 50 mph winds lash the area. The House Education and Labor Committee approved a civil rights bill giving the EEOC expanded enforcement to curb job discrimination. The detergent industry sues to block phosphate bans in Chicago and Detroit. Brooklyn College erupts in a two-hour clash involving about 1,000 students linked to Meir Kahane, with injuries reported and security personnel deployed.
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Panther Chief Hilliard Case Dropped In San Francisco
The U S government abandons charges against Black Panther leader David Hilliard over wiretap secrecy and Fourth Amendment issues. Judge William Gray cites lack of national security exemption and orders that taps stay with the court. Separately, Rev Arthur Blessitt begins a Belfast mission for Jesus Peace Patrol. F Lee Bailey escapes a helicopter crash at Logan Airport but sustains no serious injuries. James Earl Ray loses honorary prison status after a 30 day single cell punishment at Brushy Mountain Prison.
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Moon climbers aim for first lunar mountain ascent
Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott and James Irwin seek to become the first lunar mountaineers by probing 12,000 foot peaks in the Apennine region. They plan to start the mission on July 26 with Alfred Worden aboard the fourth Moon landing expedition.
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Armstrong Says Space Effort Shifts to Application
On the 10th anniversary of manned space flight, astronaut Neil Armstrong told West Point cadets that space work this decade will focus on applying technical knowledge rather than exploration. He noted civil space aims to reap benefits from new findings.
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Ex-convict William Pierce indicted in Toombs County murders
William Pierce 40 is indicted in Lyons Georgia by the Toombs County grand jury for the December 20 killing of Joe Fletcher 59 service station operator Vidalia Georgia. He also faces three Georgia murder charges and two in South Carolina across six counts in under two months.
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