Nixon Gains Senate Backing for Safeguard System
President Nixon strengthens support for the Safeguard missile defense with three new Senate votes from Republican freshmen. The AP poll shows 47 opposed, 43 in favor, and 10 uncommitted as Congress weighs deployment timing and possible compromise.
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US France relations seen steady after De Gaulle resignation
Washington officials say relations with France should not shift quickly after Charles de Gaulle's resignation. They expect Georges Pompidou to be likely successor and not pursue a rapid change with Washington. France's independent stance, NATO role, and Western defense ties are noted as enduring factors.
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Government seeks million for study of animal waste
Washington AP The Agricultural Research Service asked for 1.0748 million dollars to study two billion tons of animal excretions yearly. Dr G W Irving Jr said wastes threaten water quality odor and vermin and are rising with bigger feed lots and dairies. Research aims to characterize waste reduce use and disposal and cut pollution potential.
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Mansfield backs biennial Democratic convention plan
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield endorsed a biennial national convention to sharpen party policies for voters in House and Senate races. He said the convention should be inclusive and reflect all party views. Senator Muskie proposed a midterm convention while Senator McCarthy urged annual meetings.
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Fragmented OCR Reading of a 1968 News Paper Promo
An unclear OCR passage references a 28 000 book count in the United States and hints at a feature on what happened in a year. It mentions browsing through news, paper and movie tiles, and a colorfully pictured article about past events. The tone imitates a vintage paper promo.
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Pope appoints 33 new cardinals expanding global Church
Pope Paul VI named 33 new cardinals, adding 53 electors to the Sacred College and widening international representation from 39 to 16 nations. Four Americans join as cardinals, including Archbishops Cooke and Carberry and Bishops Dearden and Wright, amid a push to diversify leadership and age.
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Poverty Program Priority Sought
Roy Wilkins executive director of the NAACP urged higher priority for the poverty program urging clearer civil rights plans. He spoke at Old South Church in Boston noting administration confusion over anti poverty and civil rights strategy.
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