Cooper Church In For House Change
Washington AP describes the first House test of the Cooper Church amendment to limit U S support in Cambodia. Backers aim for a strong but failing vote and seek to bind conference with the Senate on the prohibited military spending and advisers. Opponents warn of mercenary involvement and a broader veto on U S aid.
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Idaho
Curfew Enforced as Asbury Park Faces Racial Violence
State Police timed gunfire to break up a Negro attack and enforce a curfew in Asbury Park. Eleven wounded were hospitalized and hundreds treated for gunshot injuries over three days of turmoil. Officials debated outside police presence while the boardwalk lay quiet and property damage exceeded $1 million. Red Bank and Freehold also faced firebombings and curfews.
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J Mattice
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Medi Street
Red Bank
Freehold
Reagan Signs 6.69 Billion California Budget
Governor Ronald Reagan signed a 6.69 billion dollar California budget four days after the spending authority expired. Democrats who blocked Senate approval allowed a tie vote, then Reagan affixed his signature hours later. The budget preserves 102 million in school aid with a rejected 181 million in additional funds.
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Marjorie Rambeau Actress Dies at 80 in California
Palm Springs AP veteran character actress Marjorie Rambeau died Tuesday at home aged 80 after a long career on stage and screen. Nominated twice for Academy Awards she had recent hospitalizations for an undisclosed illness. Her stage work began in 1902 in Camille in Portland Oregon and she appeared in films from 1930 starting with Her Man.
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Calif
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Bedlam in Europe bound students stranded by collapse
The first 3500 American students stranded abroad after World Academy Inc filed bankruptcy. Many returned via Kennedy Airport with funds exhausted or uncertain refunds. Groups missed planned visits across seven countries, leaving some students angered and seeking government review.
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Fewer Highway Deaths Despite More Cars in 1970
Chicago AP reports more cars and drivers on U.S. roads in 1970 with the first five months’ fatality rate down to about 20,000 from 20,860 last year. National Safety Council president Howard Pyle cites road engineering, safer cars, and stricter driving laws as factors. If trends hold, several hundred fewer deaths than 1969 may occur despite vehicle growth.
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Colleges Deny Reports of Being Near Death
AP says Columbia University and UC Berkeley disputed claims they face closure. NBC ABC networks cited advisers to President Nixon predicting UC Berkeley could be dead and Columbia badly faltering, though Berkeley and Columbia officials dismissed the doom scenario as absurd and unverified.
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US Rebukes Russian Newsmen Treatment in Moscow
Washington told the Soviet embassy of the United States displeasure over how American journalists were treated in Moscow. Press officer Carl Barth announced that Adolph Dubs, the U S. State Department's Soviet affairs director, summoned Alexander Yeustafyev to convey strong concern about the incidents. Reports described the dispatch of two American reporters from Moscow amid broader tensions affecting press coverage.
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Rev Donald Hobratschk Accepts Call To Pensacola Church
WELLSVILLE The Rev Donald Hobratschk pastor of Grace and Trinity Lutheran Churches of Wellsville has accepted a call to Immanuel Lutheran Church Pensacola Florida His decision was sanctified at a congregational meeting and he was granted a release from the Wellsville pastorate He and his family plan to leave Wellsville in mid August He has served four years in Wellsville and participated actively in community projects His wife was employed as a registered nurse at Audrain Hospital in Mexico They are parents of a set of children Mark 2 Fred Gastier presided over the meeting where women members voted for the first time It was agreed Sunday School teachers should be appointed for a one year term and new wanes were discussed The Kremlin disliked stories they had written Barth said Dubs told the Soviet attache of deep concern over harassment of American correspondents in Moscow mentioning Stone and Cole expulsions
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Tax Men Shift In Missouri Revenue Roles
Revenue Director James E. Schaffner said Tuesday R. H. Jordan moves from sales use tax unit to motor vehicle safety radiation welfare role, succeeding the late Luna Butler, a former Democratic legislator. Replacing Jordan is former assistant Norrig Gale.
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James E. Schaffner
R. H. Jordan
Wecery Ene Pwewanenings
Luna Butler
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Norrig Gale
Troy Woman Named Examiners To Check For Human Rights Policies
Mrs Cleo L Scheer of Troy is named assistant director of the Missouri Commission on Human Rights. She previously directed the Education Center of Lincoln County and has been a teacher principal and Lincoln County superintendent. Insurance Superintendent William Y McCaskill is creating a staff of five auto rate examiners to review 325 Missouri companies. One examiner is hired, with rates to be filed 90 days before effect. Missouri relies on competition to keep auto rates down.
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Little League Sit-In Protests in Painesville
In Painesville Ohio police arrested three protesters during a Little League game after a sit-in on the pitchers mound. Mrs Hall and a neighbor were among those taken into custody amid complaints about balls bouncing onto a house near the elementary school field.
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New RFC Proposed By Sen Symington In St Louis
Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri proposed Tuesday night a new RFC like the 1930s Reconstruction Finance Corp to prevent corporations from bankruptcy. He spoke at a 16th ward meeting noting Penn Central’s cash woes and warning other large firms face serious trouble due to lack of ready cash.
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Nixon invokes final remedy act for rail strike
AP dispatches report Nixon uses Railway Labor Act after a strike by United rail unions on Baltimore & Ohio Louisville & Nashville and Southern Pacific, prompting warnings of a nationwide lockout. Other items note U S actions in Vietnam Bangkok Thai politics and Senate debates on national priorities and U S force reductions in Korea.
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