End Of College Draft Deferments Near Reality
The Senate Armed Services Committee voted to let President Nixon end college student draft deferments for those entering school after this year. The panel backed ending deferments when the draft extension bill becomes law, likely before June 30. Conscientious objectors would serve two years in civilian service, while pay increases differ between the Senate and House versions.
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Campaign Spending Bill Receives Senate Committee Backing
Senate Commerce Committee approved a campaign spending bill addressing Nixon veto concerns from the prior year. It sets enforceable limits on political advertising and requires fuller disclosure while enabling televised debates. It also offers a $100 tax deduction for gifts and a $5,000 individual contribution cap. Nixon favored limits in principle but objected to media scope.
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Senate Commerce Committee
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U Thant and Jarring Plan Geneva Talk Amid Pause in Talks
U Thant flies to Europe to meet Gunnar Jarring as Mideast peace talks are postponed indefinitely. Jarring will not return to New York to resume negotiations. Thant will confer with him in Geneva on Wednesday. Rogers will visit Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and Saudi Arabia starting May 1 to seek momentum toward peace.
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Papa Doc Duvalier Laid to Rest in Haiti
Francois Duvalier known as Papa Doc is eulogized by family and friends as a pivotal leader of Haiti. He will be buried near the palace with a 101 gun salute after a service led by Archbishop Francois Wolff Ligone. Jean-Claude Duvalier, 19, assumes a stabilizing role as power transfers amid calm and no visible opposition.
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United Methodist Church
Don Mueller
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Kansas East Conference
Nelle Stout
Ottawa
Port AU Prince
Haiti
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Black Republic
Francois Wolff-Ligone
Duvalier
Jean-Claude Duvalier
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Papa Doc
Mother Convicted Of Killing Her Children in New York
Alice Crimmins was found guilty in New York of first degree murder for Edmund Jr. age five and manslaughter in the strangling of Alice Marie, age four, after the disappearances of July 13, 1965. The 32-year-old defendant faces a mandatory life sentence. sentencing set for May 13.
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Queens Dist
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George Balbach
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