State unit approves anticrime funds after protests
The Criminal Justice Council approved $50,025 in federal funds for crime fighting items amid protests over spending. Members urged delaying decisions for better plans and a full read of the administration program before authorizing further funding.
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Met Opera Opens Season After Three-Month Strike Ended
The Met resumes rehearsals for a delayed 1969 70 season led by Leontyne Price in Aida after a settlement. Substantial wage hikes now fund performances with top chorus pay rising to 250 weekly and ballet dancers to 215, plus 5 per hour for rehearsals.
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Magic Flute
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Marie Collier
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Violence Panel Leader Warns of Internal Threats to U S
United States panel head cites air and water pollution, poverty and hunger as internal causes of violence. He calls for a government commitment to a $20 billion annual effort to combat crime while noting inflation and the Vietnam war hinder timely action. Eisenhower said a strong, internal focus matches external threats.
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Israel forms new government with peace aims and hawkish edge
Israel’s new cabinet pledges to pursue peace with Arab neighbors while strengthening the army to deter aggression. Prime Minister Golda Meir presents a government tone blending compromise on homeland land policy with rapid Jewish settlements on lands captured in 1967. Weizmann reportedly seeks a transport post, signaling a tougher outlook in the cabinet.
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East and West German Leaders Seek Nonrecognition of GDR
Ulbricht’s speech asserts the Federal Republic and the GDR cannot be foreign to each other. The statement stresses Berlin’s stance and says Ulbricht avoided demanding international recognition of the GDR.
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Ulbricht
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Social Democrats
Walter Scheel
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