Udall Expects Veto to Be Voted Down
Backers of a coal strip mining control bill push to override a presidential veto. House passed a compromise measure 293 to 115. Senate approved earlier. The plan imposes national environmental curbs, land restoration, and a tax up to 35 cents per ton to clean up abandoned mines. TVA urged Ford to sign. National Coal Association opposed.
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Korean Leader In Capital Talks
South Korea National Assembly Speaker Chung Il Kwon discussed the reliability of the American defense commitment with House Speaker Carl Albert and seven members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in Washington following the fall of Cambodia and South Vietnam.
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Want To Sponsor Viet Refugee How To Help
Call a toll free Washington number to offer aid for Indochina refugees. Agencies match your offer with refugee needs after interviews at resettlement centers. Toll free 800-368-1180 in DC 632-9800. hours 6 am to midnight EDT. Write to The American Council of Voluntary Agencies for Foreign Service. Adamses Have Son Fulton birth at Audrain Medical Center. Paul Cherches to undergo major surgery Tuesday at Columbia Regional Hospital.
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Doctors Strike Wildcat Walkout At King Hospital
In Los Angeles interns and residents at Martin Luther King Hospital join a wildcat strike until the county raises funds for patient care. About 1,200 at three county hospitals had threatened action. King reports 180 staff physicians to care for 263 patients.
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Castro urges US to ease Cuba embargo
In Havana Fidel Castro urges Washington to relax the Cuba embargo and denies Cuban involvement in JFK’s assassination. He accuses the CIA of arranging multiple plots against him while noting Vietnam War end improves ties. He shows McGovern a rum factory and housing projects during a jeep tour.
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US Seeks Bodies Of Two Last Casualties Of War
The Pentagon says efforts are underway to recover the bodies of two Marines killed at Saigon airport hours before the final evacuation. Cpl. Charles McMahon Jr. of Woburn Massachusetts and Lance Cpl. Darwin L. Judge of Marshalltown Iowa were among the last U.S. combat deaths in Vietnam. The bodies were reportedly left behind amid fast moving events and lack of diplomatic relations with North Vietnam and the new South Vietnamese government. The State Department is coordinating to arrange return.
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Retired Teachers Meet in Jefferson City May 6
Mexico area retired teachers gathered for the spring meeting of the Retired Teachers Association of Missouri at the Baptist Center in Jefferson City on May 6. Attendees listed include Mrs. G W Gilman Mrs. Macon McGlamery Mrs. Frank Paxson Miss Nadine Pittman and Mrs. Juliet Hulen with Ralph Wilkinson serving as state president. Bernard Nash executive director of the National Retired Teachers Association spoke at lunch at Colonnade Restaurant. After business, officers for the new biennium were elected and installed.
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Missouri Holds Back on Refugee Numbers
Jefferson City and Kansas City reports say Missouri has no definite refugee count yet. State Social Services leader Lawrence Graham notes federal officials expect nationwide equal sharing. telegrams say voluntary agencies will resettle refugees and find sponsors for housing and jobs. Governor Bond praises Missourians for interest and says federal partners will work with state charities to locate sponsors.
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