Tough Talk Cuts House Retreat On Canal Stand
The House backed down from a hard line on surrendering U.S. rights in Panama Canal treaty talks by approving a sense of Congress language in a 212 to 201 vote. The compromise allows continued negotiations while protecting U.S. interests. Senate approval was expected to pass the measure to the White House.
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Washington
UPS
House
U.S
Panama Canal
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
Congress
Senate
White House
Gene Snyder
United States
Snyder
House-Senate
State Department
Canal Zone
William Ketchum
Calif
Henry Kissinger
Panama
Canal
Wright
Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts return to MGM Grand in Las Vegas
The MGM Grand hosts three Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts taped for NBC with Evel Knievel Dennis Weaver and Valerie Harper as the roastees. Greg Garrison Productions stages the tapings in the Grand Hotel Celebrity Room at 4 p.m. each day October 11 12 and 13 before a live audience.
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Mgm Grand Hotel
Dean Martin
Bernie Rothkopf
Evel Knievel
Dennis Weaver
Valerie Harper
Grand Hotel
Greg Garrison
NBC
Las Vegas
McCloud
Rhoda
Empress Threat Averted at Chicago Hospital
Wayne Diemer 24 was arrested at Wyler’s Children’s Memorial Hospital minutes before the Empress of Japan’s visit for carrying a loaded 22 caliber revolver in a paper bag. He was charged with carrying a concealed unregistered weapon and said he was despondent due to unemployment. Police linked a prior firearm arrest and a robbery charge to his record.
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Chicago
UPI
Wyler’s Childrens Memorial Hospital
Wayne Diemer
James Knight
Vincent Krocka
Krocka
Knight
Diemer
Lagaytricz Denton
Hirohito
Joliet
Donald
John Baltz
Thomas Glamore
Near North Side
Glamore
Ford
Appeals court rules ex Beatle cannot be deported
The U S Court of Appeals ruled John Lennon cannot be deported for a 1968 marijuana conviction, sending his permanent residence bid back to the Board of Immigration Appeals for reconsideration. The decision upholds Lennon's claim that the foreign conviction under a liberal law does not render him excludable.
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New York
UPI
John Lennon
United States
Lennon
Board of Immigration Appeals
London
Irving R. Kaufman
John V. Lindsay
Kaufman
District Court
Sex Therapy Debate Sparks Controversy in Kent Field
Dr. Thomas Lowry, a Kent field psychiatrist, notes lack of published harm from patients under sexual therapy while suggesting simple sex education may resolve problems. He argues neither insight therapy nor direct sexual interaction meets criteria for effectiveness or safety.
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Thomas Lowry
Kentfield
California considers licensing sex therapy amid deadly outcomes
A California social worker testified to a legislative committee that improper sex and marital therapy has led to at least one patient death by suicide. Konrad Fischer, a San Jose clinic operator, cited cases of inadequate treatment and urged licensing for all sex therapy and marriage counseling practitioners. Other experts disputed the extent of such crises.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Konrad Fischer
San Jose
Fischer
Assembly
California
William Hartman
Center For Marital and Sexual Studies
Long Beach
Air Force general’s third star delayed by Senate vote
Senate leaders scheduled an up or down vote on Maj. Gen. Alton B. Slay for a third star after years of controversy over his role as Lavelle’s operations officer in secret bombing raids on North Vietnam. Slay had previously been denied a second star amid disapproval from many lawmakers.
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Washington
UPI
Air Force
North Vietnam
Alton B. Slay
Senate
Slay
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Aziz
John D. Lavelle
Lavelle
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Scotland
Prince
Appeals Court
America
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Yoko Ono
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