Humphrey Targeted by Tomatoes at Science Convention
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey faced a tomato and paper airplane protest while speaking at an American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting. He signed an antiwar statement after a question period, and a San Francisco Times note on the scene mentions John Froines of the Chicago 7 and Science for the People involvement.
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Eight Enlist In Services During Week Eight
Eight area men enlisted in the Armed Forces last week per local recruiters. Navy additions include Charles Ray Fa Fleur 18 Samuel Randolph 24 Cleonis Coleman 18 and Freddie Lee Lawson 21 all of Monroe or nearby towns. Army inductees were Charles Read 20 and Thomas Roy Swan 17 both of Monroe area. One Marine recruit Willie Ray Lewis 18 of Monroe. Air Force reported no enlistees.
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West Monroe
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Nixon seeks over 500 million for welfare cost relief
President Nixon plans to urge Congress to provide more than 500 million dollars to help states cover rising welfare costs. HEW data show welfare expenses near a 97 percent increase and federal share at about 52 percent, with possible emergency relief tied to fiscal year 1972 and 1973 budgets.
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India Plans Swap of Pakistani Prisoners in Bangla Desh
AP reports an Indian official said New Delhi may swap Pakistani civilians held in Bangla Desh to secure safety for Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and Bengalis in West Pakistan. D P Dhar said talks are ongoing and not yet offered to Pakistan. Kaul noted Geneva Convention limits would not block the idea. An estimated 97,000 Pakistanis remain.
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Chou Li En-lai Emerges as China’s Political Leader
London reports Premier Chou En-lai with Mao’s backing has seized political supremacy in China after suppressing opposition and displacing Lin Piao. The move aims to elevate China among major powers, while Sino Soviet tensions rise and dealings with the United States may begin.
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Holiday Weekend Traffic Deaths Exceed Estimate
United Press International reports 645 traffic deaths during the three day Christmas weekend, 25 above the NSC estimate. The figure surpasses last year’s Christmas total by 141 and tops the 595 deaths recorded over the 102 hour Thanksgiving weekend. NSC president Howard Pyle urged stronger traffic safety commitments for the New Year weekend, with an expected 400 to 500 deaths.
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