Lawmakers seek new Vietnam War funding halt amendment
Senators Frank Church and Clifford Case reintroduce a proposal to force congressional approval before any U S military action in Indochina or aid to North Vietnam. They back a House vote to block funding that would support combat actions in Cambodia, Laos, and surrounding areas.
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McGovern Proposes Watergate Probe Into Letter Campaign
Sen. George McGovern plans to urge the Senate Watergate committee to investigate an anti-McGovern letter writing drive during the 1972 campaign. He will submit a file linking Democrats for Nixon to the effort led by John Connally, amid linked investigations and Greek exile coverage.
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UPI
George S. McGovern
Senate Watergate Committee
South Dakota
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Texas
John B. Connally
Ervin Committee
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Robert Novak
Elias Demetracopoulos
McGovern
John P. Rousakis
Savannah
Demetracopoulos
Rousakis
United States
Nixon
Sam. Nakis
Tanaka Regime Faces Struggle Over China Air Treaty
Tokyo sources say Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka's government encounters strong opposition within the ruling party to finalizing a commercial air treaty with China. Hawks fear the accord would end existing flights between Taiwan and Japan, while Beijing rejects aircraft parked alongside Taiwan's.
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UPI
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Tanaka
China
Kyodo News l
Taiwan
Japan
Peking
Butz condemns Ervin probe as improper political inquisition
Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz criticized Sen. Sam Ervin and the Senate Watergate probe as a political inquisition. He warned pretrial publicity could hinder justice and urged Ervin to decide his course, speaking in Charlotte after delivering UNC Charlotte's commencement address.
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Ervin
Charlotte
University of North Carolina- Charlotte
Weinberger outlines cash welfare reform plan
HEW Secretary Caspar Weinberger said the administration will propose replacing some welfare benefits with cash this year to simplify programs and curb irregularities such as uneven monthly subsidies. He did not specify amounts or which benefits, and noted a national health insurance proposal as a high priority.
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UPT
HEW
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Ed Approch
UPI
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Iead
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Congress
Beatles Plan No Reunion
London reports Paul McCartney states the Beatles will not reunite. He confirms no comeback, though says he and former bandmates may collaborate occasionally. This remark opens his first British Wings tour.
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London
UPI
Paul McCartney
Wings
Russo Outlines Impeachment Drive Against President Nixon
LOS ANGELES UPI Anthony J. Russo and Daniel Ellsberg discussed a grass roots impeachment push aimed at Nixon with plans to form Impeachment Information Centers nationwide. Russo to visit Chicago to rally leaders including Angela Davis Ralph Abernathy and other activists while Ellsberg contemplates participation as his attorney seeks to recover defense costs from the government.
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UPI
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Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
Nixon
Russo
Chicago
Angela Davis
Ralph Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Union
Ellsberg
Richard Nixon
Leonard Boudin
Elisberg
Boudin
U.S. District Court
Matt Byrne
Car Designs On Trial In California Suit Against Chrysler
In Redwood City California Chrysler faces a $2 million lawsuit over front end chrome design on the Dodge Coronet RT. Plaintiff Scott Baker of Brisbane claims a protruding eyebrow on the hood caused his disabling injuries after being struck while stepping onto a curb. Baker seeks $1 million general and $1 million punitive damages through San Francisco attorney Marvin Lewis.
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Hashish Seized From Boston Bus Hidden in Insoles
US customs agents uncover about 750 pounds of hashish packed in plastic bags molded to resemble shoe soles and stashed in a converted London double decker bus. The operation involved five Californians and a detective dog named Duke after a 12 hour dismantling at Boston port. The bus arrived as cargo aboard the SS Iran Sahr from Cochin India.
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Kathy
Lake City
Calif
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Patricia
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Hobbs Man Shot Seriously At Le Air Motel
Charles Lee McQueen, 46, of Hobbs, was listed in serious condition at Hobbs Lea General Hospital after a 6:36 a.m. gunshot at the Le Air Motel. Two suspects were arrested and held in custody as police investigated the disturbance and shooting.
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Price to announce party switch today in Dallas
Former House Speaker Rayford Price is to unveil his switch from the Democratic to the Republican party at a 2 p.m. news conference in Dallas. Price, who served 12 years in the Legislature, would not discuss the party change beyond saying he has an announcement affecting his political future.
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Dallas
Rayford Price
Price
Police Investigate Shooting in 1700 Block Avenue A
A local man was shot in the 1700 block of Avenue A around 3:50 pm on Saturday and taken to St Mary's Hospital. Police continued the investigation late Saturday as details emerged about the victim and surrounding circumstances.
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Avenue A
St. Mary’s Hospital
Farm Workers Strike Aid From AFL CIO Pact
Cesar Chavez says the AFL CIO pledged unlimited manpower and money to the United Farm Workers Union to fight the Teamsters in California and Arizona. A recent $1.6 million gift from AFL CIO President George Meany will fund strike activity amid uprisings by Teamsters in the fields. Chavez accuses Teamsters of Mafia links and asserts Nixon backing the growers to crush the UFW.
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Delano
Calif
UPN
Cesar Chavez
Aflcio
United Farm Workers Union
Teamsters Union
California
Arizona
Afl-Cio
George Meany
UFW
Teamsters
Chavez
Nixon
Mishaps In City Injure Nine
Nine people were treated for injuries after two separate two car crashes on Saturday night. At 50th Street and Memphis Avenue Montie Clark 1 of Plainview was in satisfactory condition at Methodist Hospital. Sandra Clark 27 Terry Clark 8 both of Plainview and Penny Kay Pierce 19 of 2101 List Street were treated and released. A second collision at 29th Street 81 and Chicago Avenue sent five to hospitals including Gary Walker 25 and T W Walker 63 both of Shallowater who were treated and released from St Marys Hospital. Three other persons were treated for minor injuries at Methodist Hospital.
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Memphis Avenue
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Plainview
Methodist Hospital
Sandra Clark
Terry Clark
Penny Kay Pierce
L1st St
Chicago Avenue
Gary Walker
T. W. Walker
St. Mary's Hospital
Ontario Board of Censors Finds Only One Film Suitable
The Ontario Board of Censors reported that in 1972 only one of 22 Canadian feature films was rated suitable for general public viewing without restrictions. The AP details the findings from Toronto.
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Ontario Board of Censors
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