Mrs. Nixon Starts Peru Trip Today
Mrs. Richard Nixon travels to Peru to promote quake relief amid massive US aid effort after the May 31 disaster that killed over 50,000, left 800,000 homeless, and caused extensive property damage. She will meet President Velasco Alvarado and visit affected areas near Chimbote.
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Talmadge Calls Antiwar Measures Futile Folly
Sen. Herman E. Talmadge says antiwar amendments before the Senate are oversold and largely symbolic. He warns they would not end U.S. involvement in Vietnam and would likely fail in the House or be vetoed by the President. He criticizes the public framing that a vote against them equals antiwar stance and a vote for them equals war ending.
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Reds Unlock Door In Pullback Talks
The Warsaw Pact proposed a European security conference and an organ to host talks on mutual troop reductions. NATO officials in Rome and Washington began assessing the plan and potential multinational talks as East West dialogue resumes.
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Buenos Aires Youths Clash With Police At Cemetery
In Buenos Aires leftist student and labor youths clashed with police at La Recoleta Cemetery during the anniversary of Emilio Jauregui’s death. Police used tear gas and clubs. several injured and hospitalized. Earlier bombs exploded in Buenos Aires and Cordoba as Argentina’s new regime faced street unrest.
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Michigan Bill Empowers Citizens to Sue for Pollution
The Michigan Legislature approved a broad environmental protection act enabling private citizens to seek court injunctions against government, industry, or private groups for pollution. The bill, awaiting Gov. Milliken's signature, allows courts to impose standards and penalties and review state antipollution rules, with added safeguards against frivolous suits including bonds and doctrines to prevent duplicative actions.
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Honor America Day To Be Nonpolitical
Washington AP says organizers of the July 4 Honor America Day aim to keep the event neutral and nonpolitical. Bob Hope will headline but steer clear of war issues while Billy Graham delivers a morning sermon. The program includes Bishop Sheen, Kate Smith, and a Washington Monument fireworks finale with 100000 spectators expected.
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