Park Seeks Indefinite Rule in South Korea Referendum
President Park Hee Park appears to win approval for a revised constitution allowing unlimited terms and six year presidential tenure. Voters turnout exceeds 80 percent amid martial law and a nationwide referendum with no reported violence. The proposal shifts to an electoral college system replacing direct presidential elections.
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Freed By Court In Tokyo Riot
The Tokyo Higher Court acquitted 84 defendants convicted of rioting in the 1952 May Day clashes after ruling the prosecution failed to prove intent to riot at a plaza outside the Imperial Palace. Four-month suspended sentences were given to nine charged with obstructing police.
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Eight States Told to Repay Over 10 Million Education Funds
The U S Office of Education wants eight states to return more than 10 million dollars allocated under Title 1 of the 1965 ESEA to offset educational disadvantages. The latest action brings total repayments to 19 5 million from 18 states and Washington DC over 14 months. Alabama Kentucky Mississippi New Mexico and others listed.
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Richmond Man Dead At 109
Thomas Swiney of Richmond died Monday in a local hospital at about 109 or 110 years old. Funeral services are set for Wednesday. A former railroad worker, he credited long walks and abstaining from liquor and tobacco for his longevity. Hospital records cite March 1, 1862 as birthdate while Social Security lists March 1, 1863. birthplaces vary in records.
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FBI Director In Hospital
Acting FBI Director L. Patrick Gray was hospitalized in New London Conn for possible intestinal obstruction. Doctors say there is no operation planned and he is in satisfactory condition resting at Lawrence and Memorial Hospital after abdominal pains at his Stonington home. Lake Superior area listed as 31,000 square miles.
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Nixon ponders Cabinet reshuffle during Rockefeller meeting
At Camp David Nixon holds six meetings with Cabinet members as he contemplates new assignments for officials who wish to stay in a second term. He meets New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller to discuss domestic reorganization matters while rumors swirl about a potential Defense Secretary pick.
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Inflationary deficits seen without spending cuts or tax rises
The Brookings Institution analysis warns that unless the Nixon administration cuts spending or raises taxes, inflationary deficits will widen this year and next. It projects a 1973 full employment deficit of 13.2 billion and at least 7.2 billion in 1974, with total red ink near 33 billion if current projections hold. The full employment budget caps spending based on a 4 percent unemployment benchmark now at about 5.5 percent.
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Senior Citizens Start Holiday Season Early
Middletown Area Senior Citizens, Inc. kicks off winter holidays with a Thanksgiving luncheon at the center 1905 Columbia Ave served 12:30 sponsored by the Auxiliary For the Senior Citizens and the center. The center closes Thanksgiving Day and Friday.
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