Senate prospects for Nixon ABM plan stir talks of compromise
Sen. Thomas J. McIntyre warns the Safeguard anti ballistic missile ABM faces likely defeat in the Senate. He suggests a compromise allowing continued research but barring nuclear tipped missiles in the United States for at least a year. Debate on a $20 billion military package including ABM funding looms. McIntyre questions the plan's proof and tests, urging a balanced alternative to avoid narrow victory.
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Evers Installed as Mississippi's First Black Mayor
Civil rights leader Charles Evers is formally installed as mayor of Fayette, Mississippi, becoming the first black mayor of a biracial town there since reconstruction. He takes the oath from outgoing mayor R J Allen as NAACP state field director.
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Lompoc Record Publication Details and Rates
The Lompoc Record published by Lompoc Record Publications in California lists officers including Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam as President and J. Donald Adam as Publisher and Secretary Treasurer. It notes affiliations with several press associations and a home delivery rate of $2.00 per month.
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California budget war ends with uncertain victory
Governor Reagan and Assembly leader Jess Unruh faced a bruising budget battle in Sacramento. Democrats claim the children, while Republicans tout a fiscal compromise that leaves school funding at 120 million dollars plus federal add ons. The dispute locked the state into a new fiscal year with no full budget and a mini budget for one month.
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End of lull in Vietnam battle signals resumption of major fighting
UPI reports fighting on five fronts near Saigon and a coastal U.S. outpost attack signaled an end to the two week lull. Six Americans killed and 18 wounded in a camp raid 120 miles ENE of Saigon. The day included 165 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese deaths in five clashes near Saigon and Da Nang areas.
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Penny arcade at Coney Island shifts from penny to nickel
Inflation hits Coney Island as the last penny machine is replaced by a nickel one. A mechanical fortune teller moves to the new price, marking the end of an era in the famed amusement district.
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New York
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