Senate panel votes to cut foreign aid under Nixon veto
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 9-7 to cut off foreign aid after April 30 unless President Nixon releases $4.5 billion for domestic programs. The measure attaches to a military aid bill for 64 countries and sets continued spending authority through June 30. Also noted is a separate case of Claudio Villalba, a six year old Colombian boy, arriving in Boston for throat reconstruction after ingesting sulfuric acid.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Congress
North Vietnam
Senate
Departments of Agriculture, Transportation, Housing and Urban Development
Health
Sen
J.W. Fulbright
White House
Jacob K. Javits
RN Y
House
Claudio Villalba
Boston
Bogota
Massachusetts General Hospital
Claudio
Hoffa warned against bid to regain Teamster power
The Nixon administration cautioned James R. Hoffa against attempting to regain union power. Attorney General Richard Kleindienst said the government would enforce parole and commutation conditions if Hoffa resumes union activity. Hoffa seeks to meet with Kleindienst to discuss lifting the 1980 restriction.
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Hoffa
Richard G. Kleindienst
Detroit
Nixon
Kleindienst
Marines Ordered Beating Party On Sergeant’s Orders
Marine corporal testifies at general court martial that Gunnery Sgt. Miguel Tostado ordered five or six black Marines to beat two privates including H.E. Bradley. Tostado pleads innocent to conspiracy maltreatment and threats. Hutton faces special court martial. two black Marines testified they carried out the beatings.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
Garry G. Hutton
San Clemente
Miguel H. Tostado
H.E. Bradley
Leadville
Colo
Hutton
Tostado
Bradley
Oceanside
Fortune in marks stolen
In Düsseldorf the young driver of an armored car fled with 1.14 million marks after leaving letters claiming revenge for firing. Police found the notes in Guenter Heinemann’s home after his disappearance on Monday. His employer had notified him of dismissal set for March 31.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
Guenter Heinemann
Heinemann
Population Down as 16 Ohio Counties Cut Judges Pay
Inflation or not, judges in 16 Ohio counties face pay cuts after census figures show population declines. State-aid varies by county size and consolidation plans. Cuyahoga tops salaries while Vinton remains lowest. The shift reflects workload and living cost arguments as lawmakers compress salary discussions.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Cuyahoga County
Vinton County
Darrell Hottle
Highland County
Hottle
8.T tablets offered for relief of daily nervous tension
An advertisement urges readers to consult a local druggist about 8.T tablets claiming fast relief from everyday jitters. It promises the tablets are safe non habit forming and offers a money back guarantee if jitters persist.
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Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Pris
Morris Schenker
Schenker
St. Louis
Lewisburg
Avco Financial Services
Avco
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Hotpoint
ANS Everaiar
Highland
Richard Davis
Ciitebord
Middletown
Downtown
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Marks Bive Cross Assn
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