Nixon to unveil pollution plan in Congress message
President Nixon announces a broad pollution battle and will send a special message to Congress on Tuesday detailing his plan to fight air and water contamination. He spoke in Chicago about plans outlined in his State of the Union address and the 22 messages promised to Congress.
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Violence Flare Up in Northern Ireland Demonstrations
In Belfast and five towns security officials vow extra British troop patrols after a violent flare up Friday night in Londonderry injuring five soldiers and one civilian. Police and troops clashed with protesters as crowds formed barricades amid ongoing civil rights actions.
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Rogers Plans 16 Day Africa Tour by U S Secretary
Secretary of State William P. Rogers begins a 16 day, 10 nation tour of post colonial Africa. He aims to gather ideas for U S policy and may outline Nixon administration positions in a February speech. The schedule includes two days in Nigeria reflecting recent civil conflict.
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Johnson and the Vietnam Bombing Halt Details Emerge
In a televised interview Lyndon B. Johnson says Dean Rusk steered the 1958 move to halt bombing in most of North Vietnam without enemy concessions. Johnson says Clark Clifford proposed conditioned terms, while Sen. Fulbright accuses him of misrepresenting the Gulf of Tonkin resolution to Congress.
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Savage Blacklist Charges Shake United Mine Workers
In Washington a Senate subcommittee hearing heard witnesses accuse the United Mine Workers of collusion with operators, blacklisting, and interfering in elections. They claim many international units are boilerplate locals to control conventions and votes as the trial on a 1964 suit over district leadership proceeds.
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Common Market approves farm aid package before talks with Britain
After 21 hours of talks, French Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann announced the Common Market approved a farm aid package key to negotiating with Britain for membership. The ministers outlined first principles for talks with Britain and candidates Ireland Denmark Norway and granted the European Parliament early supranational powers. They also launched a three year accord with Yugoslavia expanding beef exports to the six states and securing new market advantages.
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Wet Weather in Southwest Ohio Likely Tonight and Tomorrow
Mild but wet conditions are expected in southwestern Ohio with a low in the 30s tonight and temperatures rising to the lower 40s tomorrow. A chance of rain remains for both tonight and tomorrow.
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Harris resigns as Democratic national chairman
Senator Fred R. Harris, described as fed up, resigns effective March 5 leaving the party short of time to name a successor. He will not participate in the search and will helm only until after the November elections, with an $8 million debt and funds from a Miami Beach gala aiding operations.
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Italian Premier Rumor resigns amid political crisis
Premier Mariano Rumor and his minority Christian Democrat government resign after six months in power. The move ends a caretaker effort to preserve a center left coalition as Italy faces strikes and student disorders. The Socialist party explores reconstituting the coalition, while President Saragat begins consultations for a new government.
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Disturbance at Cleveland College Sparks Police Clash
About 200 black students clashed with police on the downtown campus of Cuyahoga Community College in Cleveland. Six people were arrested and to appear in Municipal Court on charges of second degree riot and assault and battery after disturbances including overturned furniture and trash can fires.
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Da Nane Blast At Da Nang May Be Inside Job
In Da Nang a blast at the Maintenance Battalion enlisted men's club killed one Marine and wounded 62 as investigators consider a possible internal cause. Marines say the incident is under review by the 3rd Marine Amphibious Force CID with no suspects yet. officials note racial motivation as a possibility among Marines.
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