Bonin Backs U S Welfare Takeover
Louisiana official Garland Bonin and Governor Mc Keithen push for a federal welfare takeover. They anticipate a House vote on a Mills sponsored reform bill that could save Louisiana 65.4 million dollars if the guaranteed annual income provision remains.
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Baton Rouge
Garland Bonin
John McKeithen
Louisiana
Bonin
House of Representatives
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Louisiana Welfare Department
Ruling Delayed In War Data Case Over Pentagon Study
A federal judge reserved decision on the government's bid to inspect Times documents tied to its three articles on a secret Pentagon Vietnam study. The court limited discovery to materials the Times received from its source, Floyd Abrams said the paper would list those documents.
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NEW York
New York Times
Pentagon
Vietnam
Times
Murray T. Gurfein
The
Gurfein
U.S
the Times
Danvers
Floyd Abrams
Gurfem
Draft extension bill survives Senate challenge
The bill extending the draft for two years to June 30, 1973 passed after a Senate vote of 48 to 35. An amendment by Sen. James L. Buckley to cap the extension at 20 months until March 1, 1973 was rejected. The aim was to push toward an all volunteer force by mid 1973 as urged by the Nixon administration.
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Washington
Senate
James L. Buckley
Rn.y
Nixon
Record Heat Topples States With 116 Degree Blaze
The National Weather Service cites Blythe California as recording the highest temperature on Wednesday at 116 degrees excluding Hawaii and Alaska. Kalispell Montana posted a low of 35 degrees as a contrasting cold reading.
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New York
National Weather Service
Hawaii
Alaska
Blythe
Calif
Kalispell
Mont
First Child Born to Monroe Couple at Glenwood Hospital
Twin Cities CHIT CHAT reports Mr and Mrs John Reaper of Houston Texas welcomed their first child, daughter Asa Ann, born June 26 at Glenwood Hospital. Maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Arthur Dean of Rocky Branch and paternal grandparents the late Mr and Mrs Po J Battavha of Monroe join in announcing.
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John €. Battarha
Millhaven Road
Monroe
Marcie Suzanne
Glenwood Hospital
Arthur Dean
Rocky Branch
Po J. Battavha
John Reaper
Houston
Tex
A Daughler
Asa Ann
Reap Wus
Caralea Herr
Theo Herr
John Roup Sr
Philadelphia
Federal Funds For North Delta Area Planning
The North Delta Region Planning Commission received 20000 in federal funds to provide comprehensive planning for its nine parish area. HUD through Public Works funds 15000 plus 2500 from each of Public Works and North Delta. The planner and no secretary will be hired for a one year program approved by HUD. The plan includes a five year program, housing element renewal, and a needs assessment for regional planning. Applications are open for three weeks with appointments on July 15.
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North Delta Regionale Planning Commission
G. D. Merrick
Rayville
North Delta Economic Development Agency
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Department of Public Works
North Delta
Joe M. Gravelle
OC EH
Downs
Publi Works
Louisiana
HUD
Public Works
Todd Saverning
Phinnine
Planine Commisscoms
Cgnverning
Beeches
A. Com
Mene
Commission
Mahones
Ma Hones
Sky Marshal Cuts Possible Though Air Security Cited
Washington AP Gen Benjamin C Davis says ground security gains allow a possible 75 percent cut in the 1200 member sky marshal force by late next year. He notes armed marshals on planes remain essential for now while warning of blunt security lapses at major airports. He cited incidents of stowaways and lax checks as examples.
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Washington
U.S
Benjamin C. Davis
Civil Aviation Security
Davis
Air Force
Trans World Airlines
Chicago
O'Hare
American Associatin
U S Combat Deaths Rise to 25 in One Week
U S combat deaths climbed to 25 last week with 934 additional wounded and 10 missing in action. South Vietnamese casualties fell to a new low, while total American non-hostile deaths and communist casualties were reported in the latest defense briefing.
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U. S
Satgon
Armertheans
Americas
Jesse
Okinawa Treaty Signed Restoring Island to Japanese Control
The United States and Japan sign a treaty returning Okinawa to Japan ending 26 years of U S occupation. Nixon and Sato pledge lasting friendship and nonnuclear assurances as U S bases remain. The pact goes into effect after ratification by Japan and the U S Senate.
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Wiliam BP
Rogers
State Department
Okinawa
Washington
United States
Japan
Pacific
Nixon
Tokyo
Western Pacific
U.S. Senate
Washnuetoan
Staute Witham B. Rogers
Jokoa
Wiichi Aichi
Ei Cakin Sato
Thomas Jefferson
Lincoln Memorial
White House
Defense
Melvin Laird
U. Alexis Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Adm
Thomas Moorer
Rovers
Misaku Sato
Alexis Johnson
U.S
Continued Hot Weather Inland Northeast Louisiana
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures through Friday with a 60 percent chance of thunderstorms today and 30 percent tonight. Highs reach around 90 while lows stay 70 to 76. Dew points near 70 and humidity above 60 percent persist, with calmer rain chances this afternoon. The Monroe municipal area reports a high of 94 and a low of 72 for Wednesday, with .31 inches of precipitation observed.
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Lousiana
Federal Aviation Agency
Monroe Municipal
River Stage Readings Signal Flood Risk
River stages at Camden and Monroe show rising levels with changes in water height. Stage 26 at Camden and 40 at Monroe indicate increasing flood potential and warnings for nearby communities.
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Camden
Monroe
Nixon declares drug abuse public enemy No 1
President Nixon calls for a broad anti drug offensive with a $155 million request to Congress to fund treatment prevention and enforcement. He creates a White House special office to coordinate efforts names Dr Jerome H Jaffe to head it and pushes for Pentagon authority to retain addicts in service. He emphasizes rehabilitation for Vietnam veterans and expands use of VA facilities and methadone programs while urging international cooperation and new enforcement budgets.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Vietnam
Pentagon
Nison
White House
Jerome H. Jaffe
Illinois’ Drug Abuse Pro“Ora
Hay
America
Kegins Judy
United States
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Treasury
Bureau of Customs
Department of Defense
Veteran’s Administration
Lung Chair Helps Smokers To Quit
UC San Diego scientists use an electronic sedan chair to measure lung recovery in 30 hospital workers quitting smoking. The device displays weekly gains in breathing by showing lung resistance on a computer readout, with results visible within two months and potential 90 percent recovery of lung function in nine months for participants.
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San Diego
Calif
University of California
G. M. Tisi
The
Smoking Research Organization of
University Hospital
Visi
Cann Elected Vice-Chairman of Louisiana Industry Board
W. Derwood Cann Jr, executive vice president of Bancroft Sage, was named vice chairman of the Louisiana Commerce and Industry Board. He succeeds James Baker of Pineville, whose term expired, and will assume duties on the dais March 29. Wright, a longtime board member since 1952, becomes chairman, replacing Baker. The board directs the state industrial development program and seeks tax exemptions for new and expanding industries in the state.
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W. Derwood Cann, Jr
Bancroft Sage Drooat West
Monroe
Omen
Dais
Wright
Commerce and Industry Board
Cann
Nostalgia Risks in Uncertain Times
A humorous note warns that nostalgia is unsafe until certainty that past trends or events cannot return. It plays on resilience and timing, suggesting vigilance before romanticizing bygone eras.
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