Senate Stalls Military Aid To South Vietnam
Washington AP reports the Senate blocked new military aid for South Vietnam, forcing shifts in U S support. The defeat raises calls for deeper cuts and delays, with Pentagon planning emergency meetings as defense shipments likely pause through the fiscal year.
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South Vietnam
Washington
Pentagun
South Viettaft
Edward M Kennedy
D-Mass
Pentagon
Saigon
Howe
Gerald L. Warren
Nixon Administration
Ad Orig
House
Hewiiet Watts
Vietnam
Heder Arie
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Swgon
Congress
Pentagon Amie
Ial Gale
West Germany Studies New Cabinet Lineup Amid Resignation Fallout
Bonn reports coalition leaders meet to confirm Helmut Schmidt as Brandt successor amid plot rumors and calls for new elections. Schmidt vows stricter handling of treaty talks while Scheel manages caretaker government and party caucuses.
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Bonn
West Germany
Willy Brandt
Helmut Schimidt
Brandt
Social Democratic Party
Walter Scheel
Free Democratic Party
Schmidt
Bundestag
Christian Democratic Party
Brand
Eastern Europe
Guenter Guillaume
East Germany
Hamburger Abendblatt
Guillaume
Franz - Josef Strauss
The
Christian Democrats
Brands
Strauss
Summer Jobs Offered Youths
Washington AP reports the Mixon administration allocates 91.4 million dollars to assist communes in arranging summer jobs for 700000 economically disadvantaged youths. Secretary of Labor Peter Brennan said funds aim to deploy quickly so prime sponsors can place youths ready for work after early school closings.
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Washington
Mixon
Secretary of Labor
Peter J. Brennan
Kissinger Pursues Disengagement as Syria Looks to Summit
U S officials report Henry Kissinger plans to push disengagement diplomacy in the Middle East while Syria seeks an early Arab summit to back its position in the Golan Heights conflict. Sources note near agreement on a UN force to guard the buffer zone and Assad weighing a summit call.
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Syria
Henry A Kesinger
Damanuseles
Levit
Golan Heights
Fete
Hafez Assad
Kissinger
Sug
Synan
Newrai
Tamang
Israel
Middle East
Assad
Golan
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Six Die In Fire In Fair Haven Connecticut
Six people are dead and seven are injured as a fire swept an eight unit four story brick building in New Haven Fair Haven. First alarm sounded at 11 25 p m Tuesday as firefighters arrived to find the structure engulfed. Victims identities not released immediately. Police say at least two in serious condition including a woman who jumped from a third floor window with clothes on fire. Two children were saved when their mother tossed them to people on the ground.
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New Havens
Americans Brace for Higher Summer Travel Costs
An AP survey and energy officials warn that gasoline and lodging prices will rise this summer. Families plan shorter trips or longer stays, motel rates climb, Sundays see fewer service stations, and ad budgets target nearby areas. Gasoline could run 4 to 6 percent below demand. Some regions offer deals like free nights or attractions.
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Coursa
Moet
Gainolne
American Automobile Association
Chambers of Commerce
Wavel
Federal Energy Office
Simon Sworn In As Treasury Head
William E Simon was sworn in as the new U S Treasury secretary at the White House, succeeding George P Shultz. The 46 year old former Wall Street bond trader faces 10.8 percent inflation with a fundamentals based plan favoring restraint on government spending over tax cuts or wage and price controls.
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Washington
William E Simon
Simon
the Treasury
George P. Shultz
Treasury
Nixon
White House
Wall Street
Shultz
League Voters Of Women Admit Men Full Members
The League of Women Voters voted 934 to 135 to grant men full voting rights while keeping the title. About 160,000 members supported expanding membership as delegates cheered, though concerns remained about political focus versus training for women. The measure required two thirds and passed narrowly at the national convention.
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League of Women Voters
Betsy Johnson
Worcester
Mass
League
Lury W. Benson
Amherst
Bruce
Diane Simpson
Winchester
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