Fulbright Panel Considers Stopgap Foreign Aid
Senate Foreign Relations Committee meets amid aid program crisis to discuss options for a temporary extension. President Nixon backs a short extension while drafting a new plan. Senator Hugh Scott supports interim aid at current levels. Debate centers on salvaging portions, including refugee relief for Pakistan, while Vietnam military aid remains a potential sticking point.
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Preparation H claims swelling relief and itching aid
A fragment discussion notes that Preparation H shrinks tissue swelling from infection, offers hours of relief from itching, and is available without prescription. It suggests comparing with other formulas like ointment or suppositories and mentions widespread purchases each year.
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Black Students Face Crisis and Administrative Exclusion
The piece notes a crisis for black students facing frustrations and misrepresentation in school administration. It questions whether black and white students can work together when blacks and whites are not jointly running schools.
Peking Flag To Fly At UN For First Time
United Nations New York reports the gold star red flag of the People's Republic of China will fly at UN headquarters for the first time weather permitting Delegates expect the first Chinese Communist delegation led by Deputy Foreign Minister Chiaa Kuan Hua to arrive soon U S Ambassador George Bush notes the change shifts alphabetic seating and council rotation reflecting China's seat between Chile and Colombia.
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Brother of police chief held in 13 year old’s murder
In Cleveland area, Dale Barney, 23, brother of acting police chief Donald Barney, was arrested after Marian Honaker, 13, of Bedford, was stabbed to death. Her body was found behind an Oakwood Village home. Dale Barney was in custody at Cuyahoga County Jail as reports are reviewed by prosecutors. A neighbor said he had turned his home into a teen gathering spot after a separation from his wife.
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School Prayer Bill Opposed in House Battle
In Washington a strong countercampaign by church leaders against a proposed constitutional amendment to permit school prayers has shifted a likely House passage into a close vote. Religious groups press Congress, warn it would undermine the First Amendment and church state separation, while constitutional experts join the critique of Wylie's amendment.
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Rep. Chalmers
Names of guests listed across many households
A long roster of individuals and couples is presented, listing Sophie Flynn, Mary Johnson, Terry, the Roberts family, and numerous others with titles Mr and Mrs or Miss. The fragment reads as a social register or invitation list with many duplications and initials, indicating a community directory or event guest tally.
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Mary Johnson
J. G, Terry
David W. Roberts
Jim Finley
Fran Carmody
Joe Baker
Ernest Graff
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J. H, Boynton
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