Senate pass trims defense bill below Nixon request
The Senate approved a defense bill totaling 70.8 billion dollars, about 2.7 billion below the administration's request. It restored roughly three quarters of a 900 million dollar cut, avoided a Vietnam troop withdrawal vote, and included a 500 million dollar credit for Israel to buy Phantom jets and arms.
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Washington
U.S
Europe
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Pentagon
House
Henry Jackson
D. Wash
Israel
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
Milk Strike Causes Citywide Milk Shortage in New York
In New York and Long Island milk supplies dwindled as 4,000 teamsters walked off 13 dairy plants halting deliveries to about 125 distributors. Industry officials warned of a possible milkless Thanksgiving while negotiators from Teamsters Local 584 and the Greater New York Milk Industry Labor Committee continued talks overnight on pension and welfare demands and working conditions.
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New York
New York City
Long Island
Teamsters Soal 584
Greater New York Milk Industry Labor Committee
Heath's Dad's Home Is Under Police Guard
William Heath, 82, father of Prime Minister Edward Heath, says his Broadstairs home in Kent is under police guard after IRA threats. Police have been stationed there for a week. No comment from Downing Street.
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Ramsgate
England
William Heath
Britain
Heath
Broadstairs
Kent
Downing St
London
Edward Heath
Screening Works Well At Airports
New screening system at airports has led to about 1,500 arrests over the last year. Most arrests were for crimes unrelated to hijacking, including 400-plus for illegal drugs or narcotics, many for weapons searches, hundreds for illegal alien status, and about 300 for attempting to board with a firearm. Additional cases included unlawful flight to avoid prosecution and possession of a hand grenade.
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EW York
Ohio Senators split on military aid and intelligence measures
Senators Saxbe and Tait voted with the majority on the military credit appropriation to Israel amendment, while Saxbe was not recorded on that vote. Tait joined the majority. On the amendment to cap intelligence spending, Saxbe was not recorded and Tait voted with the majority as the Senate rejected the proposal.
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Ohio
William Saxbe
Robert Tait Jr
Senate
Israel
U. S
Europe
Sexbe
Tait
Saxbe
Joe Adonis Near Death In An Italian Hospital
Mary Ancona reports former East Coast gambling figure Joe Adonis, 69, near death in an Ancona hospital after four months in exile near Serra de Conti. Doctors say heart and lung complications place him in imminent danger. Adonis, once jailed in U.S. underworld, lived in exile after 1956 return to Italy, described exile life as lonely and deadly for his health.
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Mary
Joe Adonis
U.S
Joe
Panemona
Serra de Conti
Here
New Jersey
Sin
Estes Kefauver
Italy
Giuseppe Doto
Milan
Adoo
Jersey City
Adonis
Vincenzo Vernuccio
Vernuccio
Perpe
Serra Conti
Hic
New York
Short Folks Demand Equal Rights in Sarasota
In Sarasota Florida Wendell Wagner 4 feet 10% tall posts a campus bulletin board demand list at New College seeking a history course for short people redesigned shelves bodyguards to deter tall bullies and an end to ridicule plus protected mailboxes. Cincinnati lawyer Ronald C. Morgan is named to Nixon rent advisory board joining five public members to help regulate rents.
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Sarasota
Fla
Wendell Wagner
Wagner
Washington (Ap
Torney
Ronald C. Morgan
Keach
Cincinati
Nixon
Cincinnati Lawyers For House
Morgan
Sightseeing Ship Boroysund to Sail Oslo Fjord Tours
Oslo will run Boroysund Norway's last coal burning steamer on sightseeing trips in the Oslo Fjord starting next May. The vessel, a historic coal burner, will offer daytime and sunset excursions under city oversight.
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Oslo
Norway
Oslo Fjord
State Fair Manager Kaltenbach resigns in Ohio
Fair officials announced Columbus Ohio State Fair Manager Jerry Kaltenbach has resigned effective December 31 ending months of speculation. He cited pursuing other interests and praised the commission and Gilligan for support while noting plans to recruit a successor at the International Association of Fairs and Expositions meeting in Las Vegas.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jerry Kaltenbach
Richard’ Troup
Ohio Expositions Commission
Gilligan
Kaltenbach
Commission
International Association of Fairs and Expositions
Las Vegas
36 Likely To Die During Weekend
Columbus Ohio AP reports traffic analysts estimate 36 people will die in Ohio streets and highways during the 102 hour Thanksgiving holiday weekend based on Ohio Department of Highway Safety statistics.
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Columbus
Ohio
Stattisticans
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Henderson says he doubted My Lai massacre claim
Col Cran Henderson testifies at his court martial that he relied on subordinates and believed civilian deaths were accidental during the My Lai sweep. He says he later questioned the accuracy of reports and admits uncertainty about his legal responsibility for the investigation. Aviation commanders testified Henderson was told of civilian deaths and ordered to investigate.
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FT. Meade, Md
Cran K. Henderson
My Lai
Henderson
Maj
Carroll Tichenor
Americal
Washington
Army
Pentagon
11Th Infantry
John Holladay
Frederic Watke
George Young
Young
Rhodesia Heads Back to Commonwealth Amid Negotiations
Rhodesia moves to rejoin the Commonwealth with a Tuesday night session reporting little left to discuss beyond formalities. The announcement says terms will be put to Rhodesian voters in a test of acceptability, indicating immediate majority rule may not be achievable.
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Mants
Postman implicated in Playboy copy delivery controversy
A Houston Chronicle letter from Mrs. Margaret McLean accuses a former Houston public schools official, Garver, of reading Playboy. The note notes his delivery role and sparks debate over his fitness for the schools post after his 42,000 dollar salary, amid board turnover and calls to rehire him.
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Houston
Playboy Magathe
Margaret McLean
Houston Chronicle
Se Garfer
Houston Public
Playboy
Poicevent
McLean
Garver
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