Nixon proposes national land use policy plan
President Nixon sent Congress a State of the Environment report urging a national land use policy. The Council on Environmental Quality favors federal encouragement of planned development, scenic area protection, and economic incentives to curb pollution. The plan warns of climate change risks and calls for regional coordination and new use standards.
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Talk of Cuba prompts precautionary plane landing at Dulles
An Easton Airlines flight from New York to San Juan diverted to Dulles after a passenger Angel Devilla Jr 34 of the Bronx reportedly said maybe we’ll wind up in Cuba. FBI interrogated him then he exited the DC 8 willingly.
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Nixon Signs Jobless Pay Extension
Washington AP Nixon signed a bill extending unemployment insurance to about 4.7 million more workers and adding benefits in high unemployment periods. Congress excluded large farm workers but included nonprofit and smaller business employees along with state hospital and college staff, salespeople, and others.
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International crisis and war updates from AP era
Reports across the Middle East and Europe detail Israeli attacks on guerrilla bases in Lebanon and ground fighting on the Golan Heights while a ceasefire holds near the Suez Canal. The U.S. Army plans a final nerve gas shipment by rail, sparking global controversy as decomposing methods are developed for future use. The 62nd National Governors Conference opens at Lake of the Ozarks with three days of talks. In Peru a devastating air crash kills 99, with 49 American students among victims. one crew member survives. Cambodian fronts report fresh Viet Cong incursions near Phnom Penh and Suong. U.S.-Soviet talks advance to widen commercial airline links, adding new terminals in Leningrad and Washington. Reports claim Soviet aircraft masqueraded as civilian planes to gather intelligence during mercy Nights after a deadly Peru earthquake. A bound and gagged body found in Montevideo car is identified by police as American official Daniel A. Mitrione, amid hostage fears and political prisoner releases.
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Congress May Change TV Rules and Free Air Time
AP report notes FCC chief Johnson citing television as central to politics. Congress weighs campaign TV limits and potential free air time for officials. Senate and House consider broadcasts of hearings and rare floor debates to rebalance power and visibility. Fulbright proposes four prime time slots yearly for each branch, while networks resist mandatory access.
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Beecher Sudbrock Rites Held at Arnold Funeral Home
Services for Beecher W Sudbrock, who died August 6, were conducted Sunday at 2 pm at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev Frank Park officiating and Mrs Gerald Goff as organist. Burial followed in Elaywood Cemetery. Pallbearers included Lyndall Tunfer, Marold Littrell, Archie Milke Parrest Jennings, Woodrow Jone, and Rubut Veal.
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Congo President Tours Disneyland in Anaheim
President Mobutu of the Congo paused his U S visit to tour Disneyland Anaheim enjoying Adventureland’s Congo River ride. An aide said he found it delightful and laughed at the mechanical hippos before continuing on to New York for the final leg of his trip.
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Antis May Have Votes On Safeguard Expansion
Washington AP report notes a Senate move against expanding the Safeguard antimissile system from two to four sites. About 50 senators oppose, three undecided, risking a 61 48 defeat that could end the program.
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Burger Calls For Streamlining Courts
Chief Justice Warren E Burger urged modernizing the federal judiciary in his state of the judiciary address to the American Bar Association. He called for more funding, judges, trained administrators and a streamlined trial and appeals process, and backed creating a federal judiciary council to report on caseloads and reforms across all branches. He warned against overloading the courts and urged reliance on state courts for local issues, while proposing faster criminal prosecutions to deter crime.
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Time magazine says FBI silenced King after Hoover meeting
Time magazine reports in a book review that the FBI tapped Martin Luther King Jr and bugged his hotel rooms starting in 1963. It claims a 1964 meeting with J Edgar Hoover included a lecture on King’s morals and a push to soften his anti FBI criticism.
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Greece Frees 500 Political Prisoners in Liberalization Move
Athens reports 500 political prisoners to be released by the Greek military dictatorship as part of a new liberalization policy. Government spokesman George Georgalas said 22 of those freed are women, with releases in three stages over the next two weeks.
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Soviet Mercy Plane Data Lifted Radar Maps During Peru Flights
Washington AP reports Soviet aircraft disguised as civilian planes gathered radar and photo reconnaissance data on U S bases and North American coasts during mercy flights to Peru last month. Observers noted radar boosters, camera ports, and hastily painted Aeroflot markings while AN12 and AN22 transports flew via Keflavik and Halifax.
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Soviet long range bombers fear in U S strategic circle
The Nova Scotia ledgers report analysts doubt Soviet flights would harvest critical East Coast data. U S strategists warn 8000 mile hops to Peru show Russia can project power with large aircraft like the AN22 capable of carrying sizeable missiles.
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U S Responds To Mitrione Killing In Uruguay
The White House condemned Mitrione’s murder as a despicable act and said it underscores the inhumanity of terrorists. Press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler read the statement as Nixon was notified after officials confirmed the U S ambassador’s safety concerns and contact with Uruguayan authorities.
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Mrs. Hume Long Funeral Services Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Hume H. Long were scheduled for 2 p.m. today at Arnold Funeral Home officiated by Rev. Jeff Marsh with Mrs. Gerald Goff as organist. Burial will follow at Hast Lawn Memorial Cemetery. Mrs. Long died unexpectedly Saturday morning.
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MVC Homecoming Set at Missouri Valley College
Missouri Valley College schedules homecoming for October 17 with the Vikings hosting Nebraska Wesleyan in a key alumni event and football clash.
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Plane to Pageant Brookfield Charter to Atlantic City
A chartered plane carrying supporters of Miss Missouri to the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City will depart Kansas City Saturday morning September 12 and return the same night, transporting supporters to the event and back.
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Dedication of Missouri Sanatorium Pavilion Aug 22
Completion of the Warren E Hearnes Chest Clinic and Research Pavilion at Missouri State Sanatorium will be celebrated Saturday Aug 22 with an ex patient homecoming and program and dedication with Gov Warren E Hearnes as speaker.
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