Reagan campaign ends in the red over 2 million effort
Reagan campaign finance officials report a deficit of about 90 thousand dollars on the $2 million general election effort. A special loan of 90 thousand was used to cover unpaid bills and will be repaid.
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Six GIs killed in American minefield near DMZ
The U S Command reported six American GIs killed and two wounded after inadvertently entering a U S minefield about a mile south of the DMZ. Cambodian reports claim 2 000 North Vietnamese killed along Highway 7 near Phnom Penh amid heavy fighting and attempted evacuations hindered by 122 mm rockets. In Vietnam two Americans were dead and eight missing aboard a U S Navy C2A Greyhound.
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Day Care Plan Proposed At White House Conference
About one million American children spend days alone due to insufficient day care facilities. Therese Lansburgh urged a nationwide system of day care centers costing about 10 billion dollars yearly by 1980, while others noted overcrowded centers and unsafe conditions in inspections.
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International law pushed to curb aircraft hijacking at Hague
A 14 day ICAO led conference of 76 nations approved the Hague Convention proposing prosecutions without exception for hijackers and severe penalties for offenders. Chile and Algeria abstained while the treaty will be signed next Wednesday and open to others later.
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Governors Clash Over Welfare Plan At GOP Meeting
At the Republican Governors Conference in Sun Valley Idaho Governors Peterson and Reagan clashed over the Nixon administration family assistance plan. Both urged action via senators while a lunchtime session loomed. Agnew was to address a state dinner as welfare remained the main topic.
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Hughes proxy signs firing letter in Nevada case
Aide asserts Hughes signed a document firing Maheu as head of Hughes Nevada operations while a Nevada official calls the signature a forgery. The dispute centers on a proxy dated November 14 and ongoing court testimony on alleged forgery amid a bid to oust Maheu by Hughes Tool Co. ensemble executives.
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Witnesses testimony notes orders to kill everything at My Lai
Five witnesses in the Calley court martial testified they believed a briefing by Capt. Ernest Medina directed soldiers to kill anyone found in My Lai. They said the mission aimed to slaughter, including women and children, though none admitted to killing. The witnesses described seeing civilians and a dead baby, while Calley faced charges of murder for the alleged massacre.
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Weather chaos sweeps nation with snow and hail
The arid Southwest faced heavy precipitation spanning New Mexico to Washington State. Las Cruces received half inch hail smashing windows at New Mexico State University. Zuni Pueblo saw three inches of snow and Owyhee Nevada two inches. New York City may see two inches of snow. daytime warming expected.
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