Protesters Plan To Mar LBJ Program
AUSTIN Texas AP The Lyndon Baines Johnson Library dedication will draw 5000 guests including President Nixon Vice President Agnew and Johnson friends. Protests and black balloons are planned outside the secured area as the ceremony airs on all networks. Nixon will give the address from a temporary stand and Johnson will speak briefly.
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Pentagon Bars Budget Cuts For Safeguard Missiles
Washington AP The United States will not slow the Safeguard antiballistic-missile program or the deployment of multiple-warhead missiles amid a new U S Soviet arms talks framework. Officials say SALT progress remains uncertain while domestic defense plans push ahead, with potential moves toward expanding Minuteman missiles and Poseidon conversions. The Soviet buildup continues, with more submarine launches and an expanding Moscow anti missile shield.
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Baby Girl Born to Stalin's Daughter in California
Svetlana Peters, daughter of Josef Stalin, welcomed a seven pound nine ounce girl named Olga at Marin General Hospital in San Rafael California. Mrs Peters and her husband William Wesley Peters chief architect of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, said mother and child are doing well. The family resides in Scottsdale Arizona and has been staying with Peters sister Margedant Hayakawa and her husband I Hayakawa, president of San Francisco State College.
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Solon Claims CIA Funds Aid Laos Fighters
Senator Clifford P. Chase charged the CIA with violating a congressional ban by secretly funding mercenary Thai troops in Laos. He cited government sources claiming 4,000 to 6,000 Thai troops are paid by U.S. funds, despite a year old prohibition on such payments. Case, a Foreign Relations Committee member, attended a closed session today to hear a Laos Thai operations report from staff aides.
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Halt To Strip Mining May Cost 20,000 Jobs
In prepared testimony before a House subcommittee, US Bureau of Mines director Elbert F. Osborn warned that a nationwide ban on coal strip mining could cost about 20,000 miners their jobs, chiefly in Appalachia, and force a shift to deep shaft mining and imported oil to meet U S energy needs. He noted 35 percent of coal comes from strip mines and that Western deposits would face major disruption under such a bill introduced by Rep. Ken Hechler.
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Parochial Aid Petition Faces Referendum Hurdles
Baltimore AP report says leaders of a petition drive to charter state aid to nonpublic schools struggle to gather signatures. Organizers claim progress but returns lag and must meet 29 000 Maryland voter requirement by late May to trigger a November 1972 referendum. only about 8 400 signatures collected so far.
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