Senate Defeats Nixon Authority On Budget Cuts
The Senate rejected Nixon's bid for unfettered budget-cutting power while approving a $30 billion five year revenue sharing bill. The House and Senate aimed to adjourn the 92nd Congress soon amid conference efforts to resolve differences and pass welfare and Social Security measures. The revenue sharing provides grants to state and local governments retroactive to Jan 1, with an initial $2.65 billion payment and a $2.5 billion annual ceiling on certain social service grants.
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GM Plants Idle as UAW Talks Stretch Into Weekend
Detroit AP General Motors and United Auto Workers enter lengthy weekend talks after three plants shut by strikes and 2,300 Mansfield Ohio 8,500 St. Louis 3,800 Doraville Ga workers walk out over production standards. The Mansfield action risks widespread shutdowns across GM’s 23 plants and affects Mexico and Canada.
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World Series Bets Spark Local Boisterous Trade
Cincinnati Mayor Luken bets soap on the Reds vs Athletics in the World Series while Oakland’s Readings offers Bay Area transit rides. Govs Gilligan and Reagan wager corn and wine as negotiations grow chaotic with beer donations and parties planned for Cincinnati seniors amid shipping hurdles.
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Plane Crash Near Moscow Leaves All Aboard Dead
Tass reported an airliner en route from Leningrad to Moscow crashed near Sheremetyevo airport Friday night killing all passengers and crew. Western sources cited a possible Aeroflot IL42 with 160 aboard but Tass gave no airline or model, only the time 9 50 p m and a government commission appointed to probe.
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Stalemate Persists in Paris Vietnam Talks
U S and North Vietnam signaled many unresolved issues blocking a settlement. Le Duc Tho said key questions remain unsettled as U S officials including Ziegler, Kissinger, and Haig monitor further diplomacy. South Vietnam sent envoys home for consultations amid ongoing efforts.
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U S Jets Hit War Stockpiles. Saigon Front Tightens
U S B52 bombers dropped 700 tons on North Vietnamese stockpiles near Vinh and Dong Hoi while ground fighting raged 23 miles north of Saigon. South Vietnamese and Viet Cong clashed along Highway 13 as troops maneuvered to trap the enemy. Navy said 46 sailors were injured aboard the Kitty Hawk in a Thursday incident, with 75 carrier planes continuing combat missions.
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Weekend Forecast: Cooler Nights Then Warmer Week Ahead
Partly cloudy and cool tonight with lows in the 40s. Sunday highs in the low to mid 50s. Next week shows partly cloudy skies with highs near 60 and lows around 40 to start. A chance of showers exists Wednesday.
Chuckle One Good Thing About Stupidity
A light remark notes that a positive aspect of stupidity is the likelihood of genuineness, implying humor or irony in everyday missteps.
Where Congress Stands on Key Legislation
Summary of major bills before Congress including education aid 21.3 billion and water pollution 24.6 billion. Highlights include equality rights amendments submitted to states, arms control talks, and budget devaluation plans.
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Racial fight injures 46 sailors aboard Kitty Hawk off Vietnam
Off Yankee Station in the Tonkin Gulf the attack aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk saw 46 sailors injured in a racial fight. Most injuries were minor with many treated aboard. two of the serious cases were evacuated to shore hospitals. A large mixed group helped restore order through constructive discussion.
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