Indira Gandhi seeks Nixon reassessment of Indian relations
London reports Prime Minister Indira Gandhi travels to Washington after Vienna and Brussels to urge President Nixon to rethink U.S. policy toward Pakistan and the India subcontinent. Indian aides say sustained American aid to Pakistan fuels regional tension and weakens Indian defense and stability.
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Brussels
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Paris
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Bengal
Islamabad
Indian Toll Tops 3,300 in Bengal Coast Cyclone Toll
The Bengal coast cyclone devastates 1,000 square miles affecting about 4.6 million people in Orissa. Officials report 3,391 dead, 2 million missing, and 10,000 families feared lost. Paralyzed agriculture and Paradip port damaged. $26 million needed for relief. Indira Gandhi cabled condolences. Chaavan to tour the area to assess funds.
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Bengal
United News of India
Orissa
Jambu
Calcutta
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Pratap Chandra Mohanty
Cuttack
Balasore
Paradip
Indira Gandhi
London
Y. B. Chavan
Mine Union Chief Warns on Violence in Strike
United Mine Workers president Tony Boyle accused unnamed nonunion coal mine operators of provoking violence to split support for the 33 day old strike. He urged local leaders to resist any provocation and keep the walkout united.
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United Mine Workers Union
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Boyle
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Last Ditch Ban on Bomb Faces Court
Environmentalists ask the U S Court of Appeals in Washington for a preliminary injunction to halt the detonation of a five megaton warhead 6 000 feet underground on Amchitka Island Alaska The AEC plans the blast no earlier than Friday The case centers on whether the government properly considered environmental impacts and whether the delay could affect the Spartan antiballistic missile program The appeal follows a prior denial and may go to the Supreme Court if needed
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Committee For Nuclear Responsibility
U.S. Court of Appeals
Hart
Justice Department
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Sive
AEC
Appeals Court
Supreme Court
High Court
Warren Bureer
McCormack Returns Stationery Funds After Retirement
Former Speaker John W. McCormack did not keep his stationery allowance upon leaving Congress. He returned $23,495 to the Treasury from his stationery fund. The annual allowance for members runs from 3000 to 3500 and can be used for office supplies or taken in cash without required accounting.
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House
John W. McCormack
Congress
Massachusetts Democrat
Treasury
Bomb threat evacuates Washington County zoning hearing
A public meeting on a new Washington County zoning code was evacuated Monday after a caller threatened a bomb. Deputy sheriffs relayed the message to Sheriff Charles Price, prompting an orderly evacuation of about 300 including city and county officials. No bomb was found after a search of North Hagerstown High School. Security had been high due to prior threats against the county commissioners and zoning board chief.
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Washington County
Coun Wy
Charles Price
North Hagerstown High School
Peru and Red China to swap envoys today
Peru’s leftist military government announced the establishment of diplomatic relations with Communist China. Foreign Minister Edgardo Mercado said the move would be announced in Lima and Peking. Ambassador Taung Man-liy and his wife will depart for Taiwan, while the embassy remains open with a lower‑ranking head. Peru is the third Latin American country to recognize the Chinese Communist government, after Chile and Cuba.
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Peru
China
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Peking
David Taung Man-liy
Taiwan
Chile
Cuba
Pentagon accused of lax handling of 130000 alcoholics
GAO report says about 130000 alcoholics serve in the armed forces and urges a full alcoholism control program. It finds current policy focuses on punishment rather than treatment, noting that treating alcoholism as a disease could save careers and at least 120 million dollars yearly.
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Pentagon
General Accounting Office
Defense Department
GAO
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G/9
Pentacon
High Court Nominees Face Senate Quiz Start of hearings on Nixon picks Rehnquist and Powell
The Senate Judiciary Committee prepares to quiz Supreme Court nominees William Rehnquist and Lewis Powell as supportive letters and civil rights concerns surface. Arizona figures including Norbert Ely back Rehnquist, while Powell draws less opposition though ABA scrutiny continues, with the Arizona judiciary petition urging confirmation.
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Nixon
Supreme Court
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Rehnquist
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Committee On the
Federal Judiciary
Senate
Walter E. Craig
Norbert L. Ely
Democratic
Arizona
Paul N. McCloskey Jr
R-Calif
Court of Appeals
Local firm seeks mechanic for farm machinery work
Local company seeks a mechanic to service farm machinery and tractors. Welding experience is helpful. Year round employment. Apply News-Post Box 2711.
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