Cholera Quarantine Tightens Travel in Southern Russia
Cholera prompted travel limits as three southern Russian cities Astrakhan Volgograd and Odessa remained closed. Authorities urged household cleanliness and water boiling while Intourist offers restricted access to most southern regions. The health ministry gave no figures.
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Odessa
Intourist
Celebration of Womanhood Day urged by Helen Andelin
Helen Andelin, a Santa Barbara mother of eight, promotes September 30 as a national Celebration of Womanhood Day to counteract the women’s liberation movement. She urges wives to dress femininely, sing before breakfast, serve breakfast in bed, and tell husbands how great they are.
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Mother of Eight
Women’s Liberation Movement
Helen Andelin
Santa Barbara
Senate overrides Nixon veto to approve education funding
The Senate voted 77 to 16 to enact a $4.4 billion federal education aid appropriation over President Nixon's objections. Twenty three Republicans joined to override, while none of the sustaining Republicans seek reelection. Nixon had objected to the bill as $453 million over his budget and to an $18 billion package for housing veterans benefits space and other agencies. The housing and related veto was sustained in the House and must be redrafted.
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Senate
Nixon
House
Congress
Uruguayan Officials Probe Third Threat Over Kidnapped Consul
In Montevideo officials reviewed a third note within four days warning that Brazilian Consul Aloysio Mares Dias Gomide would be killed if 183 prisoners are not freed. The notes, found in Porto Alegre, are under study after two prior notes were deemed fakes.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Porto Alegre
Brazil
Aloysio Mares Dias Gomide
Pentagon blocks Safeguard expansion foes’ hopes end
The Pentagon dashed the last hopes of opponents to Safeguard antimissile expansion, signaling President Nixon could accept a Senate compromise to bar geographic growth. The development narrows options in the ongoing battle over the strategic system.
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Pentagon
Nixon
Senate
More Money Needed for Airport Expansion in Monroe
The City of Monroe faces a request from the State Division of Aeronautics for an additional 12 060 to cover rising costs on the Monroe Airport paving and lighting project. The FAA withholds ten percent of the federal grant until final settlement, bringing total project costs to 123 200, with the complete airport development expected near 250 000.
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Monroe
FAA
Clifford Reasa
Fred R. Simpson
Hilton E. Kirchner
Simpson
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Gas Packed Liberty Ship Scuttled Off Florida Coast
The old Liberty ship LeBaron Russell Briggs carrying GB nerve gas was sunk 283 miles east of Florida after a controlled scuttling by Navy Coast Guard and Army teams. Gas shipment halted. future detoxification planned. no leaks found in nearby water tests.
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Navy
Atlantic
Russell Briggs
Florida
Briggs
Claude Kirk
Army
U S Presses Quick Start to Middle East Talks
The United States seeks an early resumption of peace talks and questions Israel’s cease fire violation charges against Egypt citing inconclusive evidence. Walworth Barbour conveyed the stance in Tel Aviv after Rabin’s arrival. U S reconnaissance flights by U2 planes continue on the Israeli side with both sides informed.
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Middle East
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Egypt
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Tel Aviv
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Yitzhak Rabin
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U S
Pravda
Suez Canal
FBI Seeks Angela Davis in Murder Kidnapping Case
FBI searches for Angela Davis after reports she was seen Aug 6 in a yellow rented panel truck linked to a fatal shooting the next day. Davis, 26, a former UCLA philosophy teacher and activist, is charged with murder and kidnapping tied to a San Rafael escape attempt and killings. She is on the Ten Most Wanted list with police probing gun purchases and possible hijack plans.
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Angela Davis
California
Miss Davis
University of California At Los Angeles
San Rafael
FBI
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Emergency corn blight meeting set for Mazomanie farm
University Extension Farm Agent George Hartman announces an emergency corn disease meeting at the Amenda farm near Mazomanie for commercial pesticide applicators seed producers and agriculturalists. Experts will discuss southern leaf blight and corn borer threats as few fields show disease but warnings spread across Green Rock counties.
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University Extension
George Hartman
Donald Amenda
Mazomanie
Green County
Rock County
Farmer Moves Seed Operation to Hawaii to Escape Blight
Grant County Wisconsin farmer Richard Metcalf of Glen Haven plans to fly 90,000 pounds of seed corn and equipment to Honolulu using a United Airlines DC-8. Trucks will move gear to O'Hare for barge shipment to Kauai with a December harvest targeted, amid northward gua risk and seed-price concerns from the Dixie outbreak.
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Grant County
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Hawaii
Richard Metcalf
Glen Haven
Metcalf Farms
United Airlines
Honolulu
O’hare
Metcalf
Kaui
Dixie
Laird opposes amendment to expand sites and redirect savings
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird indicated the administration will defeat an amendment sponsored by Edward Brooke that would expand to two new sites and use 322 million saved to bolster defenses at last year approved sites. The stance was read to the Senate by Senator John Stennis.
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Melvin Laird
Department of Defense
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Laird
Senate
John Stennis
The
Armed Services Committee
Milk Wagon Drivers vote rejects contract raise
Teamsters Local 753 Chicago Milk Wagon Drivers reported 801 yes ballots and 962 no ballots on the contract. A dairy industry spokesman said ratification would lead to higher milk prices for consumers. William B. Manley, attorney for the dealers, estimated price increases of 6 to 9 cents per gallon.
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Teamsters Local
Chicago
William B. Manley
Dealers’ Group
Wisconsin regents propose 647.5 million budget for 1971 73
Madison ap report notes president Harrington calls the plan bare bones as it awaits reviews by the Coordinating Council for Higher Education the governor and the state legislature. Regent budget chair Gelatt declines to vote calling it more than he would support now.
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