Meir and Nasser Aide to Attend Socialist Intl Meeting
London sources say Israeli Premier Golda Meir and Nasser’s top foreign affairs adviser Hussein Sulficar Sabry will attend the Socialist International Congress in Eastbourne next week. A personal meeting between Meir and Sabry appears unlikely as Arab-Israeli talks remain unofficial. Meir meets British leaders and pushes for direct Arab-Israeli negotiations and debated arms supplies to Libya.
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Beebe Urges Abortion Law Change In Michigan
Michigan Senator Lorraine Beebe spoke about her therapeutic abortion in a Catholic hospital to push a bill liberalizing abortion laws. The measure failed 16 to 17 as lawmakers listened in silence, with Beebe recalling her past pregnancy losses and urging lawmakers not to impose religious views on a woman’s decision.
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Nixon Pushes Salons For Veep's Home
Washington officials seek 150000 dollars in design funds to build a vice presidential residence at the Naval Observatory Grounds in Washington. The project’s total cost is projected above 750000 dollars, with construction uncertain and space planned for private entertaining guest and service areas plus courtyards and gardens.
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Pope asks Shannon to reconsider resignation over birth control stance
Vatican sources report Pope Paul VI urged James P Shannon auxiliary of St Paul and Minneapolis to rethink his November resignation over opposition to the encyclical against artificial birth control. Shannon, a liberal figure, had taken leave to teach in Santa Fe, NM, with no word of new contact.
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Pentagon argues for MIRV tests on Minuteman and Poseidon missiles
In congressional testimony Pentagon officials say Minuteman II and Poseidon will be tested with MIRV payloads. Tests listed at about three per month to ensure penetration of Soviet defenses amid disarmament talks. Rep. Blackburn requests IRS review of nine anti ABM church groups.
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Budget Chief Vows to Trim Army Spending
Budget Director Robert P. Mayo told a Senate subcommittee the Nixon administration aims to cut defense outlays even if it means canceling weapons contracts or dismissing Pentagon staff. He said no drastic cuts are possible without dropping some foreign commitments, while critics cited rising costs and inefficiency in military spending. In a separate Las Vegas talk, Dr. Robert J. Anderson of USDA urged better weed control to save farmer yields after weed-related losses totaling about 13.5 percent of crops, noting yearly weed costs around 2.5 billion dollars.
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Alcoholism Estimates Mark Over Five Million in U S
A government analysis estimates that more than five million Americans struggle with alcoholism, highlighting the scale of alcohol dependency across the nation. The figure emphasizes the need for expanded treatment and prevention programs.
Park Bear Attacks Child After Kids Harass It
A 400 pound grizzly near a Yellowstone campground, driven by tourists throwing bottles and rocks, mauled 5 year old Daphne Jax before being shot and killed. Officials blame feeding-dump closures and urge better ranger presence to curb incidents.
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Robb Son-in-Law of LBJ Receives Bronze Star
Marine Maj. Charles S. Robb, Lyndon B. Johnson's son in law, is awarded the Bronze Star for exemplary service in Vietnam. Gen. Leonard F. Chapman Jr. presents the medal at Marine Corps Headquarters. Robb aided in a large search and clear operation and helped disrupt Viet Cong supply routes in the I Corps area.
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