House Probes Secret Ballot Change Amid Reorganization Plan
The House votes privately on ending secret voting as part of a broader reorganization bill. The measure also discusses broadcasting committee hearings, while nominees for a new farm bill and wage price control debate unfold. Senate moves on a $4.4 billion education fund with busing desegregation dispute and veto risk. Nixon cites high costs and concerns over a separate trade bill with quotas. A farm program proposes lowering crop ceilings from 55 000 to 20 000 per farm.
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Muscat Sultan Ousted by Oxford Educated Heir in Coup
Sultan Said Bin Taimur was toppled in Muscat and Oman by his son Said Bin Qabus a British-educated heir. The ex-sultan, hospitalized in Britain after a gunshot wound, ruled 38 years as the state began oil production and earned about 72 million dollars yearly. The new ruler pledged modern governance and sought international recognition.
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Star State Witness Set to Testify in Manson Case
Prosecutor Vin cent Bugliosi plans to call Linda Kasabian as the star witness in the Charles Manson family murder trial. Kasabian, granted immunity, witnessed three Tate murders and described Watson’s rifle fire in the Tate estate car driveway. Co-defendants include Patricia Krenwinkel Susan Atkins Tessie Van Houten.
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Miami cabbie charged with Baltimore killing
Milton Niport a 38 year old Miami cab driver is charged in Florida with slaying two women after a Western Union robbery and is a suspect in Baltimore's Harley's execution case from 1968. Baltimore detectives flew in to question him as he refused to talk to police. He was arrested after a struggle on arrival at Miami International Airport.
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Nation's Weather Watch
The eastern half of the nation faced stagnant hot humid summer weather with temperatures above 100 degrees in the Southwest interior. Blythe California rose to 104 while Phoenix Kansas City Chicago and Washington posted 90s. The Pacific Coast stayed cooler with clouds and showers keeping readings below 80. Port Angeles Washington cooled to 57.
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Scheel Arrives in Moscow for Nonaggression Talks
West German Foreign Minister Walter Scheel arrived in Moscow to negotiate a nonaggression pact with the Soviet Union. He received a lavish Kremlin welcome and will stay through July 31. Bonn seeks guarantees on European borders and Berlin status alongside talks with Moscow.
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Juvenile Judges Set Seminars
In Squaw Valley California a two week summer session course on juvenile delinquency will include forty juvenile court judges and officers meeting with California Youth Authority wards. The program begins August 4 at the University of Nevada Reno and is sponsored by the National College of Juvenile Justice. Activities cover new prevention and correction approaches, drug abuse, neglected children, delinquency law and various delinquent behaviors.
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Japan stresses college education worldwide
Japan was among the first to establish compulsory education and today has a high share of its population in colleges and universities, second only to the United States among major nations.
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