Money machine dispenses $50 bills at Miami bank
A made-in-Japan money machine at Capitol National Bank in Miami triggers from credit cards a $50 bill payout 24 hours a day. The device processes loans to customer accounts, with up to six cards per person for $300, at 2 percent monthly interest.
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M16 Contract Controversy Fueled by War Ending Talk
Defense Secretary Clark Clifford defended Army contract methods for fast M16 production, saying noncompetitive bidding sped arms to South Vietnamese forces to help end the war. He cited production at 35,000 to 40,000 monthly with aims for 50,000 to 60,000 and argued faster output saves money overall.
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Viet Cong attack wounds and kills paratroopers northwest of Saigon
In early fighting near Cu Chi and the 101st Airborne's area, 31 American paratroopers were killed and 27 wounded as Viet Cong forces used women and children as shields. Viet Cong casualties were reported at 31 with 40 more killed in other skirmishes.
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Wisconsin traffic toll reaches 775 after Milwaukee death
A Milwaukee woman, Dorothy Waas, 49, died from injuries after a car went out of control at an intersection and veered into an industrial firm's parking lot. The Wisconsin traffic toll for the year rises to 775, up from 731 a year ago.
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Associated Press
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Wisconsin
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UW Regents Approve 584.5 Million Budget for 1969 71
The University of Wisconsin board of regents approved a 584.5 million operating budget for 1969 71, 152 million more than the current biennium. The plan, awaiting final legislature action, requests 318 million in state taxes, with 58 000 expected enrollment across 16 campuses. Faculty raises total 22 million with a 9.7 percent first year and 8.4 percent second year pay increase.
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Robert L. Clodius
Harrington
Clodius
Philadelphia Averts $27.6 Million Teachers' Wage Pact
Philadelphia averts a teachers strike with a two year package raising starting salaries to 6 700 and top pay to 13 200. The fall term opens as hundreds of districts nationwide face walkouts delaying school starts.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Clifford Urges Tough Line Toward Russia
Secretary of Defense Clark M. Clifford calls for a stronger U S negotiating stance with Russia emphasizing missile development and a robust Western European presence. He questions timing for arms talks, cites Czech crisis, and asserts Sentinel antimissile system will not be cut.
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Russia
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Pentagon
United States
LBJ Warns Senators Against Blocking Fortas Nomination
President Johnson attacked a small group of senators for trying to thwart the majority backing Abe Fortas for chief justice. He invoked historical precedent in an impromptu news conference as Senate debate intensifies and the threat of a filibuster looms.
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Johnson
Abe Fortas
Senate
Land
Fortas
Judiciary Committee
Senate filibuster fight delays Fortas Supreme Court nomination
President Johnson pressed Mansfield and Dirksen on Fortas with hopes of quick Senate action. Both leaders doubted a filibuster could be broken as the nomination stalls. Dirksen warned a committee filibuster could not be easily defeated.
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Dirksen
Senate
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