McGovern Defends Arms Cuts Amid Domestic Crisis Debate
George S. McGovern argued his proposed 32 billion cut in military spending would not leave the U.S. vulnerable, insisting the nation has ample power to destroy targets abroad while prioritizing civilian needs. He cited health care education crime environment and economy as urgent issues before Congress.
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Disease spraying halted by rain amid Rapid City flood recovery
Overcast skies postponed a large disease spraying program intended to curb illness spread in Rapid City and surrounding areas after extensive flood damage. Seven dog teams and many volunteers pressed on for flood victim searches as the death toll rose, with 209 confirmed dead and around 500 missing. A memorial service was planned as Mrs. Richard Nixon toured the scene while a health official warned of disease carried by flies as the next threat.
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Sheriff Explorer Post Seeks Job Helpers and Academy Applicants
Law Enforcement Explorer Post 600 seeks youths over 80 for various jobs to fund uniforms and equipment. Call Bill Bates RE 3-1108 or Ray Chambers RE 6-1601 for details and to apply for an upcoming academy. Ilompec Recreation Department opens playgrounds Monday 11:30 to 2:30 with supervision at Pioneer Westvale Thompson Ryan and Floresta parks for ages 6 to 16. Call RE 6-6518 for more information.
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California Assembly passes multiple reform bills in session notes
The record lists several bills with party and sponsor details including SB947 granting grand jury selection to a presiding judge, AB209 restructuring the California Maritime Academy, AB2167 expanding rights for parent presence during interrogations, AB1288 ensuring prevailing wages in janitorial contracts, ABIO19 mandating migrant labor camp permits, a plan for two freeway signs to Occidental College, and AB860 allowing Whittier students to bring instruments to Europe, all moving to the Senate.
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Sheriff Honey Faces Disciplinary Findings Over Isla Vista Incidents
The Ventura County Commission found that Honey did not violate rules by displaying a mace and antique sword at the Isla Vista post but criticized a photographer for an unauthorized photo. The panel dismissed several charges from 1970 riots while noting conflicting and discredited testimonies.
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California Supreme Court upholds Sirhan Sirhan conviction
The California Supreme Court affirmed Sirhan B. Sirhan's murder conviction for the Robert F. Kennedy assassination and reduced his death sentence to life in prison. The ruling rejected claims of mental incapacity, prejudicial publicity, and unlawfully seized evidence, with one dissenter over the sentence reduction. Sirhan's attorney plans further appeals potentially to rehearing and the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Chou En Lai defends North Vietnamese at private dinner
Premier Chou En Lai spoke at a St. Louis dinner before Kissinger’s Peking visit, delivering a long defense of Vietnamese Communists. He said American antiwar protesters’ actions give him hope as Richard Dudman filed the report after returning to Peking.
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McCloskey Separated From Wife Amid Campaign Progress
Rep. Paul N. McCloskey of California and his wife of 23 years have separated. Campaign staff say he is hopeful for reconciliation and no dissolution has been filed. McCloskey had won the June 6 party nomination for another term in the 17th District.
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Kissinger in Hawaii on three day stopover
Henry Kissinger rested Friday at the Kahala Hilton in Honolulu during a three day layover en route to Peking. The Nixon adviser arrived by military aircraft, stayed at Hickam Air Force Base, and planned to depart Sunday for China for talks with Premier Chou En Lai on Vietnam and other issues.
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