11 Votes Shaped Future Of SST Project
Washington AP reports 11 uncommitted votes on a 134 million SST subsidy through June 30. House opposition left SST fate uncertain as debate set to resume with key senators including Mansfield Aiken and Buckley weighing support versus funding. If approved, a conference with House would seek a settlement.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Hugh Scott
Scott
Nixon
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
Hiram L. Fong
Hawaii
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Gale W. McGee
Dwyo
John Sherman Cooper
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
James L. Buckley
R-N_Y
Buckley
Farm Work Abuses Kids Says Quaker Group
The American Friends Service Committee rebuts that agricultural child labor in the United States equals the 1938 sweatshop scene. Based on a survey in California, Maine, Oregon, Ohio and Washington, it cites unsanitary field housing and long hours for children ages 6 to 15, urging coverage by hazardous industry laws and enforcement.
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Philadelphia
American Friends Service Committee
AFSC
California
Maine
Oregon
Ohio
State of
Washington
Willamette Valley
Sala
Skagit
Whatcom
Yakima
Powell Bill Aims Federal Crime for Assaults on Police
Rep Walter E Powell introduces legislation to make assaults on state and local police firemen and judicial officials federal offenses. The bill would extend FBI assistance to state and local authorities and cover officers not protected under existing law.
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Congress
Walter E. Powell
Powell
FBI
Fire Levels Oxford Barn Near Riggs Road
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a large barn at 4091 Riggs Road south of Oxford around 8 10 p m yesterday. Owner Hubert Sparks said about 500 bales of hay ground feed and farm equipment were inside. Firemen from Oxford College Corner and Reily battled the blaze. A separate brush fire near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks along Hamilton Trenton Road east of Morganthaler Road was reported at 11 50 p m yesterday.
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Hamilton
Riggs Road
Oxford
Hubert Sparks
College Corner
Reily
Sparks
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Hamilton - Trenton Road
Morganthaler Road
Troop Strength in Vietnam Falls to 312,900
U S Command reports American forces in South Vietnam declined to 312,900 last Thursday, 4,400 fewer than the prior week. It is the lowest since Sept 17, 1966, and under the current plan strength will be cut to 284,000 by May 1, with President Nixon signaling more reductions in April.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Washington
Nixon
Young Pianists Rated In Cincinnati Festival
Forty two members from Middletown area clubs competed in the Junior District Festival Auditions held at the College Conservatory of Music Cincinnati. Unanimous superior ratings went to Jerry Abner and Brent Williams from the Music Achievers Club.
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Middletown Area
National Association of Music Clubs
College Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati
Molnar Club
Middle C
Music Achievers Club
Jerry Abner
Brent Williams
Gregory Squire
Cyndi Stamp
Middle Club
Robyn Henderson
Carla Morgan
Molnar
Karen Myers
Laurie Neal
William Kenney
Lisa Centers
Joan Chappell
Kim Coldiron
Teri Davidson
Julie Furlow
Laurie Gardner
Jennifer Gates
Debbie Gilley
Nicky Laricchiuta
Kathy Looby
Lee Lynch
Julie Neal
Linda Stahl
Sally Swisher
Alicia Thomas
Eddie West
Stephan Molnar
Charma Blackmore
Frances Cottle
Betty McIntosh
Brenda Taulbee
Luanne Townsend
Gerald Squire
Michael Davidson
Kathryn Dell
Deborah Divers
John Knochs
Christopher Fiora
Connie Lehman
Linda Mays
Amy Pfaff
Ann Schuler
Rob Sicker
Amy Slusser
Daniel Squire
Robin Switzer
Armed Man Is Seized At Rally in Hamilton
A 45-year-old Clinton County man Lenville Allen Smith a steeplejack was arrested by Butler County detectives outside the Venice Pavilion at Ross for carrying concealed weapons. Det. Deaton and Det. Farrell saw Smith in the parking lot and found two .38 snubnose pistols and six rounds of ammunition concealed beneath his coat. He was booked at Hamilton police headquarters following his arrest during a rally of white extremists.
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Hamilton
Clinton County
Butler County
Venice
Ross
Lenville Allen Smith
Clarksville Rt
Tom Deaton
James Farrell
Smith
Car Skids on Gravel. Two Escape Injury in Butler County
Adam D. Roth, 19, of 423 Home Ave Trenton, and Irene Rose, 16, of 3009 Morgan St, were uninjured yesterday at 12 39 p m when their southbound car slid on loose gravel on Elk Creek Road north of Howe Road and crashed into a ditch per Butler County police.
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Adam D. Roth
Home Ave
Trenton
Irene Rose
Morgan St
Elk Creek Road
Howe Road
Butler County
Vandals Damaged Two Schools in Butler County
Butler County police report damage to Jacksonburg School after a beer can was tossed through a window during the weekend. At Oneida School on Yankee Road another window was broken but no entry was gained.
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Jacksonburg
Butler County
Oneida
Yankee Road
Calley jurors fight over first murder count rerun
At Fort Benning AP dispatch reports jurors in Lt William Calley Jr murder trial clashed over the first of four counts as they prepared for an all day rereview of prosecution testimony. Meadle testified Calley ordered killings during My Lai and fired multiple magazines while leading his platoon. The panel sought testimony from radio operator Sledge and rifleman Durst as court reporters chronicled tense deliberations and chaplain service. Calley, who says he fired less than a magazine, spoke of a possible worldwide lecture tour if acquitted and voiced opposition to war. He also outlined plans to return to college after settling debts.
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FT. Benning, Ga
William Calley Jr
Calley
My Lai
Paul David Meadle
Indiana
Trail Group
Charles Sledge
James Durst
George Latimer
Albert Ledebuhr
Not Quite 5 000 Jews Arrested In Washington
In Washington 800 protesters including Rabbi Meir Kahane were arrested after sitting on a busy intersection near the White House and near the Soviet Embassy. About 2,500 demonstrators urged Nixon to halt cultural and diplomatic talks with the Soviet Union over Jewish rights. Police used scooters to block, then arrested those who refused to move.
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Meir Kahane
Jewish Defense League
Kahane
Washington
Russia
White House
Nixon
U.S
District of Columbia
Earth Day in Central Park Sparks Spring Teen Rally
In New York City the Earth Day event drew nearly 5,000 youths in casual dress for a spring kickoff. Activities included Krishna meditation, a 26.2 mile Earth Day marathon, yoga prayers, and a brief trash basket fire incident leading to four arrests.
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New York
Central Park
United Nations
U Thant
Japan
International Society For Krishna Consciousness
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