NATO plan eyed to end U S euro defense drain
Washington political debate centers on a plan spearheaded by Senator Charles H. Percy to replace the current NATO balance of payments burden with an auto offset and multination clearing system. The Associated Press report notes projections of deficits in Britain and Canada and possible German shifts.
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UPI
Charles H. Percy
R-Ill
NATO Committee
Germany
U.S
United States
Europe
Percy
NATO
Shouse
bilater/Planning Association
West Germany
NPA
Great Britain
International Monetary Sys
Canada
Robert Z. Aliber
University of Chicago
Rijeka
Yugoslavia
Adriatic
Rome Divorce Bill Faces Mass Rally With Support
In Rome a 3000 strong crowd gathered in Piazza Navona backing a divorce legalization bill amid church opposition. Organizers pledged the fight for divorce while noting potential parliamentary hurdles as debate resumes, with teen and adult attendees waving signs like Yes to divorce.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Jackass
Jackasses
Fortuna
Christian Democrat
Svorce
Loris Fort
Isix
Peneraece
Lvorce
Benito Musi
Rightsolini
Pius XI
Vatican
Nina Fiore
Flaminia Addis
Slaton and Abernathy Shootings Leave Two Wounded
In separate early Sunday incidents two men were wounded in Slaton and Abernathy. Clarence Williams, 24, was seriously injured by a pistol shot and taken to Mercy Hospital in Slaton, then transferred. William Lewis Thomas, 28, of Lubbock, suffered multiple wounds and was in fair condition at High Plains Hospital Hale Center after police said the assailants were two women to be charged.
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Mercy Hospital
Slaton
Balance Co. Co
Clarence Williams
Thomas
Ater
Abernathy
William Lewis Thomas
2Nd St
Eldon Sparkman
Williams
Sparkman
High Plains Hospital
Hale Center
ADA Names Duffey as Chairman Aims to Defeat Nixon
Joseph Duffey, 37, director at Hartford Seminary, elected national chairman of Americans for Democratic Action at its 23rd annual convention. He pledged to defeat the Nixon administration and said liberalism stands in opposition. Duffey cited the Vietnam War as the dominant issue through 1969 and 1970.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Duffey
Connecticut
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Congress
House
Lubbock Police Probe Stamp Sales In Post Office Lobby
A 12 year old Mexican American boy was detained after a citizen reported discounted postage stamps from the main post office lobby. The youth claimed he pushed a stamp machine button and got stamps free, later saying he had pulled stamps from the machine. Police will refer the case to county juvenile probation authorities.
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Lubbock
1500 Ave. G
Earl Hamilton
Avalanche-Journal
Briton Starts U S Fact-Finding Tour On Gambling
Sir Stanley Raymona chairman of Britain's Gaming Board visits Las Vegas and Reno to study gambling operations in the United States and discusses Anglo American gaming ties with the FBI. He plans a five day tour including Washington meetings.
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Stanley Raymona
Britain
New Gaming Board
United States
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Las Vegas
Reno
Nev
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Washington
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