Soviet Polaris Submarines Patrol Off U S Coasts Stoking Alarm
Defense officials acknowledge Soviet nuclear subs patrol within striking range of U S shores with missiles capable of reaching targets inland. Officials cite improved warning and anti submarine measures while noting newer submarines could deploy up to 20 vessels annually, raising concerns about a large force off America.
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Polaris
U.S
Strategic Air Command
John S. Foster
Defense Department
Senate
Armed Services Committee
United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
America
Pentagon
Spending Plan Sees White House Doubt On Tax, Cuts
Congress and President clash over a proposed 6 billion dollar federal spending cut and tax increase tradeoff. The package would require an 8 billion cut in unspent funds, limit federal hiring, and tax interest on large industrial development bonds while keeping smaller issues tax free.
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Congress
White House
Hanoi and Washington clash over path to peace talks
U S negotiators take lead of the delegation temporarily as Thuy demands unconditional U S halt to bombing to begin full negotiations. Harriman cites Soviet potential peace aid while Thieu backs direct talks and a Saigon government shakeup. Ho Chi Minh urges stronger communist effort in the south.
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Hanoi
Thuy
Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
Harriman
Prague
NYTS
Ludvik Svoboda
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Ivan S. Koney
Svoboda
Soviet Troops Stir Tension Near Czechoslovakia
Western and Eastern officials report Soviet forces and Warsaw Pact maneuvers around Czechoslovakia amid doubts on troop movements. Prague and East German posts note heightened activity and caution against past Soviet interventions.
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Dresden
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Docker Pleads Innocent In Railroad Car Tampering Case
A longshoreman on strike against the U S Borax and Chemicals plant in Wilmington pleads not guilty to a misdemeanor charge of tampering with a railroad car coupling and seeks a jury trial. Judge Michael Yelovich sets a June 19 trial for John F Matull, 29, arrested Monday afternoon in front of the plant.
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U.S. Borax and Chemical Corp
Wilmington
San Pedro
Michael Yelovich
John F. Matull
Reagan and federal officials clash over War on Poverty program
Governor Reagan charged the federal War on Poverty with a big brother approach over a $163,846 Stanislaus County Community Action Agency grant. Laurince P. Horan disputed the timing, saying local officials agreed to changes under threat of veto. Reagan cited later federal objections while Horan maintained the program was submitted last December. Also, lawmakers were urged to pass a $64 million bill aiding California’s troubled water project. without it no tax increase to finish the $2.8 billion north to south water plan.
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Reagan
Washington
Laurince P. Horan
Office of Economic Opportunity
Stanislaus County Community Action Agency
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Averell Harriman
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Krakow
Poland
L.A
Los Angeles
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Revenue and Taxation Committee
Dubcek
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Docker
Sacramento
Gov
Commuity Action Group
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
Horan
White
Levis
Sears
Samsonite
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Southern California
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Mette Poe
Long Beach Blvd
Long Beach
Compton
County
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