Panel Proposes Abortion Limits and Expanded Coverage
Harrisburg AP panel urges abortion decision rest with woman and physician until 18 weeks, recommends health insurance for abortions for married and single women, and asks Welfare to cover abortions for public assistance recipients. Also backs contraception access, day care, sex education, and keeping students in school during pregnancy.
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Purchase Line School District Audit Reveals Overpayment
The audit cites improper accounting by Purchase Line School District inflating instructional costs and triggering an unwarranted state subsidy payment. It calls for refund or withholding future funds, noting large potential repayments and unreliable records across fiscal years 1969 70 and 70 71.
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Auditor General's Department
Jersey Shore Area
Jersey Shore
Casey
Purchase Line
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Funeral for Duke of Windsor at Windsor Castle
Britain's royal family mourned the Duke of Windsor with Queen Elizabeth II beside his duchess at St George's Chapel Windsor Castle. The service marked a final reconciliation over Edward VIII's abdication to wed an American divorcee. Prime Minister Edward Heath, Harold Wilson, and the Earl of Avon attended. About 100 officials and family mourners joined the royal party. 200 guests were seated in the nave. Attendance was by invitation only. The coffin lay under the duke's personal standard amid white lilies.
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England
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Duke of Windsor
Windsor Castle
Elizabeth II
Edward VIII
St. George's Chapel
Henry VIII
Edward Heath
Harold Wilson
Earl of Avon
Anthony Eden
Vandals Damage Mine At Arcadia
Vandals caused about 90 dollars in damage to a tractor at a strip mine near Arcadia on June 3 or 4. State police say the tractor is owned by Raymond R. Bartlebaugh of Arcadia.
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Arcadia
Raymond R. Bartlebaugh
California Primary Debate Sparks POW Dispute
In a California primary eve clash on ABC Issues and Answers Humphrey and McGovern spar over how to win prisoners released by North Vietnam. Humphrey urges a special emissary to Hanoi, McGovern backs total U.S. withdrawal. Los Angeles Mayor Yorty and others joined the program, fueling a heated exchange ahead of Tuesday’s California vote.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
George McGovern
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Israel
Sam Yorty
New York
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Taylor Hardin
Alabama
George C. Wallace
California
New Mexico
South Dakota
John B. Connally
Treasury
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Union Pickets Attack at King of Prussia Site
Several hundred union pickets burned equipment and stoned police at a construction site in King of Prussia suburb. A portable office and a van from Altemose Construction Co. were set ablaze. Officers were pelted as they tried to intervene. fire crews were turned back. State police rushed to the scene from as far as Lancaster, about 40 miles away.
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Philadelphia
King of Prussia
Altemose Construction Co
Center Square
Upper Merion
Donald C. Beacraft
Lancaster
Philippine First Lady Loses Baby in Miscarriage
Manila AP dispatch reports First Lady Imelda Marcos released from a hospital two days after suffering a miscarriage that would have been her fourth child. Accompanied by President Ferdinand Marcos, she left in tears for Malacanang Palace while the president offered condolences and the couple received supportive words from physicians.
Jets Strike Closer To China Line
U S Air Force jets moved within 60 miles of the Chinese border and attacked bridges on Hanoi’s rail lines with 2 000 pound laser guided bombs. Three bridges, a fuel storage area, trucks and other targets were damaged as U S forces reported over 260 air strikes nationwide. The Ticonderoga carrier joined the 7th Fleet near Vietnam to hunt submarines while Navy planes pressed attacks on roads, river targets and rail links in North Vietnam.
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Rao Nay
Dong Hoi
House set to pass school bill with antibusing rules
AP Washington reports Rep. Albert Quie predicts the House will approve the Senate-passed $21.3 billion education bill this week. Key antibusing provisions would delay desegregation orders until appeals exhaust or until Jan. 1 1974. The bill blends tight bus limits with broad education funding amid mixed support.
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Top Demo Contenders In Battle In New Jersey Primary
In Trenton AP reports that Humphrey and McGovern campaigns vie for New Jersey’s 109 Democratic delegates. McGovern relies on grassroots volunteers. Humphrey on old-line machines and labor. Polls open 7 am to 8 pm. totals may lag as officials avoid immediate statewide tallies. Shirley Chisholm aides indicate limited statewide impact. Wallace is not in the race. Cromover voting could lower turnout from an expected 26 percent of 3.27 million registered voters.
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Humphrey
McGovern
New Jersey
George McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
California
Shirley Chisholm
New York
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Cromover
Violence Surges in Northern Ireland Lands Belfast Bomb Blast
Four men wounded in Belfast gunfire from a passing car amid Protestant demonstrations. Two IRA fighters reported wounded in clashes with troops. a 30 pound bomb damaged a hotel in Antrim. UDA vigilantes patrol Londonderry as barricades face removal and threats to seal off Catholic sectors. Over 20,000 Protestants marched in Londonderry to protest IRA sanctuaries.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Antrim
Ulster Defense Association
UDA
Londonderry
TRA
Derry
Noon Market Report Trims Wide Range of Major Issues
New York AP stock roundup lists Alcan Alcoa Airlines and Auto majors such as Ford General Motors and Chrysler among many traded names. Reports show varied percentages and price levels across metals, energy, consumer goods and utilities with notable figures for Exxon Mobil, Bethlehem Steel, Goodyear, Procter Gamble and Safeway amid a broad market activity.
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Amt&t
Armco
Babck
Bethlehem
Brunswick
Budd Colby
Carrier Corp
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CBS
Ashy Colu Gas
DuPont
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Getty Oil
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Merek
Mobil Oil
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