Women encircle Capitol to lobby for peace in Vietnam
Thousands of women and supporters joined a human ring around the Capitol to urge Congress toward peace talks. Reports from meetings with Rep. Horton, Rep. Stratton, Rep. Gonzales and Rep. Derwinski were mixed, with some frustration and others disappointment in responses.
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High Court Splits On Virginia School Districting Case
Four Nixon appointees join a dissent in a Virginia school desegregation dispute. The majority said Emporia could not pull from the county system, while Burger argued creating a separate district would reduce racial segregation and protect local control. He warns against imposing plans based on statistical balance rather than dismantling dual systems.
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Massacre Suspect Says He Does Not Deny Facts
Kozo Okamoto, 24, appeared in an Israeli military court at Lod Airport to face charges over the Lod massacre where 25 people died. He stated he does not deny the facts but wishes to express his political opinions. The court planned to hear testimonies as the trial could begin within weeks.
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Revenue Sharing Passes House Amid Senate Test Set
The House approved an $80 billion five year revenue-sharing plan by 274 to 122 with strong support from President Nixon and party leaders. It starts with $1.8 billion to states, rising to $2 billion, and allocates $3.5 billion yearly to 54 700 facilities. Senate hearings are expected next week under Sen. Russell Long.
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Cease Fire Near in Northern Ireland Amid Gunfire
British troops and IRA fighters exchanged fire despite a cease-fire set to begin Monday. In Andersonstown and Ballymurphy violence continued as the Provisional IRA announced the halt, while authorities debated terms. Public doubt and relief colored Belfast as talks proceed in Dublin and London.
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Tax hike plan paves way for 20 percent Social Security boost
Washington reports indicate Congress will likely approve a 20 percent Social Security benefits increase next week. Rep. Wilbur Mills and Sen. Frank Church agreed to fast track the measure, tied to a debt ceiling bill, with retroactive start June 1 and effects visible in October. The proposal would raise the wage base for taxes, boosting both worker and employer contributions.
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Recycling Plants for Memphis and Nashville
Modern solid waste recycling plants were announced for Nashville and Memphis. Nashville plans a $15 million heat and cooling plant to serve downtown, with operation hoped by early 1974. TVA unveils a $16 million Memphis facility using a boiler from the Memphis steam plant to generate power, with completion potentially three years away.
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Bike Ride For St Jude Benefit This Weekend
A charity bike ride favors St Jude Children’s Hospital with a starting 10 AM on Saturday. A rain date is planned for Sunday at 1 PM. For more information call 247-4495 or 247-4542.
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