Cannon and Raggio Split Over Indochina Policy
The discourse centers on Cannon's Vietnam and Cambodia stance and Raggio's reaction. The piece notes Cannon opposes the upper-Church amendment and questions his campaign positioning on Southeast Asia. It suggests arranging Southeast Asia travel for Baggio and even cites a possible Agnew trip.
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Cadillac Seized in Tax Lien Over Barkley Hijack Case
In Phoenix, a 1944 Cadillac owned by Ruth Barkley was seized by the Internal Revenue Service to satisfy a $504.28 tax debt from 1947 and 1964. The car may be redeemed by paying the lien. after 10 days it can be sold at public auction. Barkley, jailed in Alexandria, Virginia, faces air piracy charges tied to the hijacking of a TWA jetliner last Thursday.
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Today's Weather Outlook Across the Valley
A windy north wind 15 to 35 mph sets a sunny day with a 90 degree high. The forecast warns of outdoor exposure and notes calmer conditions may come Friday with mild relief. Local city results list multiple high temperatures across states and cities observed in the regional report.
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Cut Off Debate On Postal Bill In House
Washington reports nearly a week of floor debate delays on a controversial postal reform bill. Opponents warn of a possible new postal strike and NYC carriers threaten work stoppage if the measure stalls, while a rules battle delays passage and postpones floor action to next week.
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Georgia Candidate Proposes Biblical Law and Order Plan
Atlanta carpenter Jan Cox, among Georgia governor hopefuls, proposed a law and order program rooted in an eye for an eye. It would apply to murder and violent crimes, disarm police, and require judges to serve prison terms. The plan would let victims’ kin decide life sentence or revenge, with a public firing squad option for murderers under a juried sentence.
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Bill Authorizes Expanded Federal Hospital Program
The House approved legislation boosting Hill-Burton hospital grants to 1.26 billion over three years and adding nursing home use. A new government loan program could provide up to 1.5 billion in subsidized loans, totaling 2.76 billion if fully funded, a record outlay.
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UPI
White House
Hill-Burton Hospital
Traffic courts summon millions of drivers weekly
Every week 650000 Americans are summoned to 20000 traffic courts to answer driving violation charges. The figure highlights the scale of traffic enforcement and the burden on citizens and local courts.
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Bernstein hosts starry Beethoven party in Vienna
Leonard Bernstein opened the Beethoven festival with Fidelio as guests arrived at his party amid rivalry with Herbert von Karajan. Karajan did not appear and reportedly left the city after a long feud with Bernstein. The event ended with the partygoers cooling off in Anita Karajan’s pool while the Hair cast performed nearby. Bernstein delivered a 31 minute ovation for the audience before ending the night.
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