Senate votes to halt military oil to Vietnam Cambodia Laos
The Senate approved cutting off military petroleum shipments to South Vietnam Cambodia and Laos as part of a defense bill totaling 73.3 billion dollars. The vote was 60 to 33 with two dissenters in the final money measure and a separate 89 to 2 passage of the military aid bill.
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Washington
Senate
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Pentagon
Nixon
Indochina
House
Norris Cotton
Rn.h
New England
Vietnam
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Mark O. Hatfield
R-Ore
Woman from Lafayette Aims Diet For Gift To Son In Seattle
Mrs. Hilda DeVirney of Lafayette Indiana plans a Christmas diet to lose about 70 pounds as a gift for her son Michael who lives in Seattle Washington. She has not seen him for 20 years and hopes he will see less of her.
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Hilda DeVirney
Lafayette
Ind
Michael
Seattle
Wash
Governors meet Nixon seek energy relief with no major concessions
Eighteen governors met with President Nixon and energy chief William Simon with promises to study energy problems but no substantial gains. Proposals include uniform speed limits, higher agricultural fuel priority, and increasing governors’ discretionary fuel share from 3 to 10 percent. Governors lament lack of national policy influence while Carter criticizes oil company dominance. Nixon joked about horses.
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Washington
Nixon
William E. Simon
Federal Energy
National Governors Conference
Hupka Named to Middletown Civic Board
John P. Hupka of Armco Steel Corp was elected to a three year term on the Middletown Civic Association board of governors. His name had been omitted from the list published in Monday's Journal.
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John P. Hupka
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown Civic Association
Ex-Nixon Aides Lose Appeal to Block State Trial
Three former White House aides Ehrlichman Liddy and Young lost a bid to stop state prosecution for the 1971 burglary and conspiracy at the Ellsberg psychiatrist’s office. The California Court of Appeal upheld a Superior Court ruling denying the writ of prohibition. Pretrial motions may delay proceedings while appeals remain possible.
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Los Angeles
White House
Daniel Ellsberg
State District Court of Appeal
Superior Court
John D. Ehrlichman
G. Gordon Liddy
David Young
California Supreme Court
Ehrlichman, Liddy and Young
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