Butz nomination advances amid rising Senate opposition
Agriculture Committee approves Karl L. Butz 8-4 with key opponents expanding. Senators Muskie Jackson Kennedy and others joined as full Senate action looms next week. White House stays confident as critics vow substantial opposition on the floor. Ernest Borgnine ordered to pay 1630 monthly support in custody case. Peggy Lee hospitalized with pneumonia in Santa Monica for tests and treatment.
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Senate
Edmund S. Muskie
Henry M
Scoop" Jackson
Edward Mc Kennnedy
Bulz
Clifford Mr. Hardin
Jack Miller
Iowa
Purdue University
Ezra Taff Benson
Butz
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Ernest Borgnine
Los Angeles
Danna Ami
Christopher
Sharon
Peggy Lea
Santa Monica
St. John's Hospital
World tensions surge as Pakistan accuses India of invasion
In Rawalpindi Pakistan charges India with sending a dozen divisions into West Pakistan to attack with air and armored support. Radio Pakistan and All India Radio cite Bengali rebels as the aggressors. U.S. officials say no evidence supports Pakistan’s claim. In other notes, Saad el Sadat warns of war risk, U.N. debates Rhodesia, and a Quebec minister’s kidnapper is sentenced.
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Pakastan
India
West Pakistan
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Radio Pakistan
All-India Radio
Washington
United States
Taey
Dock talks near collapse in national labor strikes
Labor leaders and shippers edged toward collapse in a dock strike on the East and Gulf Coasts with federal mediators aiding talks. Parochial school teachers walked off in New York, while 16,000 soft coal miners and 100,000 meat packers joined a one day holiday to attend union meetings. Rent hikes were upheld by the Price Commission for private rent controlled units. A trial opened in Kent State disorders over a riot charge. A John Hancock Center janitor faced arson charges after fires. A prison guard captain was killed in a Powhatan courtroom scuffle. The White House said Nixon signed a continuing foreign aid resolution through December.
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Gulf Coast
Chicago
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John Hancock Center
Felice
Budakovic
Powhatan
Virginia
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Powhatan County
Malcolm Marvin Jefferson
James Edhward Washington
Queen Elizabeth II Bows to Chicken Pox Illness
Buckingham Palace confirms Queen Elizabeth II has chicken pox and is confined to her suite. A spokesman announced she canceled engagements for the next several days as the illness disrupts royal duties.
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Elizabeth II
Britain
Buckingham Palace
Reagan daughter signs Hollywood TV commercials deal
Maureen Reagan, 3, daughter of Ronald Reagan, has joined the Jack Wormser Agency in Hollywood to make television commercials according to agent Roger Heldfond on Monday. After a week of freedom, 84 year old Melvin Whittem is returned to Augusta Maine State Hospital due to medical problems.
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Ronald Reagan
Jack Wormser Agency
Hollywood
Roger Heldfond
Melvin Whittem
Augusta, Maine State Hospital
Pilot Long Reaches Poles But Sees No Antarctic Scenery
The wife of Elgin L. Long, who flew solo over both poles to set a record, says bad weather kept him from viewing Antarctica. He landed at McMurdo Sound on Monday, instruments only, after losing a heater and using full survival gear. Long, 44, from San Francisco, planned to depart McMurdo for Sydney after rest.
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Elgin L. Long
South Pole
Antarctica
McMurdo
Sydney
Australia
Homecoming of POW John Sexton Jr in Michigan
John Sexton Jr., 23, arrived home in Michigan after 26 months as a prisoner and five weeks in Fitzsimmons General Hospital Denver. He vows to work for a nonprofit raising funds for POWs, greeted by parents, two sisters, Warren mayor, marching band, and friends as the plane landed.
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Wist Conglas
Michigan
Wold
Sexton
Denver
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
John Seston
Warren, Mich
Eddie Gropps
Philip Winske
Clinton Township
Mich
Warren
Ted Bates
Lincoln High School
Ant Friends
Capp Delays Court Action In Wisconsin Appearance
Cartoonist Capp known for Li'l Abner slips into Eau Digere Calmly Wis. Court and halts action on three morals charges filed by a married coed. Preliminary hearing postponed as Capp’s lawyers waive the hearing and seek transfer to circuit court. Bail set at $1,000.
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Eau Digire
Wis
Ndt
Judge Homes Barland
Capp
Barlam
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