Rebels declare independence in East Pakistan grove ceremony
East Pakistani rebels proclaimed Bangla Desh independence in a Baidyanathtala grove near the Indian border with Nazrul Islam reading the proclamation. Pakistan planes bombed Chundanga killing 50 civilians while fighting reported in Jessore and Sylhet amid regional unrest.
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Reagan warned to raise welfare payments by June 30
The Nixon Administration demands California boost welfare payments for needy children by June 30 to avoid losing $708 million in federal aid. HEW asserts California must comply with a July 1969 cost of living increase and notes only California remains noncompliant. Reagan plans emergency conformity rules by May 1 amid reform proposals in Congress and Sacramento.
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Table Tennis Trip Opens Sino US Relations New Page
A US table tennis team returns from Communist China after a historic week long visit that eased tensions. Premier Chou En Lai says the trip opens a new page in relations, while Nixon envisions someday visiting China as trade moves quicken.
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Commerce secretary urges Alaska pipeline despite critics
Secretary Stans argues the 800 mile Alaska line from the north slope to Valdez would secure U S oil supplies and cut reliance on North Africa South America and the Middle East promising up to 8000 Alaska jobs the creation of 30 new tankers and about 48000 man years in U S shipyards while opposing a Canada route.
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California lawmakers propose broad tax expansions despite Reagan opposition
On the final day for unrestricted bill introductions, legislators including Assemblyman Frank Murphy Jr and John Dunlap pushed new taxes. Proposals would extend the 5 percent sales tax to takeout food, tax radio and TV advertising at 4 percent, and empower counties to levy income and use taxes on residents and utilities. Governor Reagan opposed any new or higher taxes this year.
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Nixon vows to keep forces in Vietnam for two reasons
President Nixon says U.S. forces will stay in Southeast Asia until all war prisoners are freed and South Vietnam can defend itself. He rules out a permanent Korean style residual force and expects further troop withdrawals later this year. He defends Calley review and cites no fixed withdrawal deadline before 1972.
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