Committee To Set Date Daylight Savings Ordered
A government committee outlines setting a date for constant daylight saving time. The plan would take effect the fourth Sunday after enactment with states given schedules and 15 days to adjust. Critics warn of crime, fuel use changes, and early sunrises impacting children and farmers.
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Dee
Howe
Senate
Susan Adiremshaison
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Walter Huddesson
Cook
Lewsville
Skylab 3 Astronauts Ready Four Hour Kohoutek Observations
Skylab 3 crew led by Gerald Carr plans four instrument runs to observe comet Kohoutek as it nears Earth, photographing its brightening tail from about 120 million miles away. The crew Pogue Gibson will conduct medical and earth resources experiments between long observation sessions during the M day.
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William R Pogue
Edward G Gibson
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South Viet Reinforcement Drive Foils North Vietnamese Push
South Vietnamese reinforcements moved into Quang Duc province in the central highlands to stem a North Vietnamese offensive. North Vietnamese units captured Kien Duc, forcing a retreat and threatening Gia Nghia as shelling closed Gia Nghia's airport. Front lines held along Highway 14 as both sides press for the last stretch toward Loc Ninh and a planned dry season offensive.
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Gia Nghia
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Bomb explodes on Israeli bus injuring 15 as arrests made
A bomb exploded aboard a Tel Aviv highway bus injuring 15. Israeli forces arrested two Arabs in nearby Jordan after one admitted throwing a grenade in Jerusalem. The attack occurred near Netanya two miles from a resort town as security teams scour Arab villages. Egyptian shelling near Ismailia wounded four Israeli soldiers in a four hour exchange.
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Jordan
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Hebron
Ismailia
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Congressmen Warned Of Letter Bombs
Washington AP reports a warning went to all congressmen and staff to avoid opening thick letters or book packages as letter bombs may be sent. Postmaster Robert V Rota urged immediate contact if such items are encountered. USPS had received tips of bombs sent to government offices from Canada, but none had been found as of Tuesday.
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Robert V Rota
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Canada
Nixon Becomes Millionaire Earlier in Presidency Report
A 1960 article outlines Nixon's suspected wealth growth, citing legal advisers Kenneth Gemmall and H Chap mar Ree who prepared personal financial reports for public release. It notes figures from Cosperrs & Lybrand and a White House statement showing rising net worth across 1969 to 1972, with bank accounts and investments mentioned amid a broader discussion of presidential finances.
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Mandel Calls For Oil Profits
An AP dispatch from Annapolis reports Texas businessman Tex Mandel urging stronger oil profits and tax measures, arguing government actions should favor domestic energy producers. The details are unclear due to garbled text.
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