Senators Switch On Guns Move Gains Senate Support
Washington AP Six senators who opposed a ban on mail order sales of rifles and shotguns a month ago now favor it. The administration bill printed Friday lists 29 Senate sponsors including Magnuson Scott Proxmire Nelson Muskie Monroney, all of whom opposed a mail order ban in May. Magnuson, chair of the Commerce Committee, says violence and terror spur the shift and backs possible federal action with licensing and registration if needed. The bill faces hurdles in the Judiciary Committee led by Eastland as NRA opposition mounts.
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V C Launch Widespread Attacks B52s Join Battle Outside Saigon
American B52 bombers pounded Viet Cong infiltration routes around Saigon with 150 tons of bombs as enemy shelled cities and allied positions. Reports cite strikes 20 miles northwest of Saigon and heavy fighting near Da Nang, Bien Hoa, and Quang Ngai with multiple casualties.
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Boxing Results Roundup From Cities Across The World
Boxing results from New York Sao Paulo Los Angeles and other venues show wins by Jose Nieves Juan Ramos Chucho Castilo Jose Napoles and others. Notable stoppages include Nieves stopping Lee and Napoles stopping Roberts while several bouts went the distance.
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Sao Paulo
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Joao Henrique
Maurice Callan
Britain
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Chucho Casetillo
Mexico
Jeegus Pimentel
Jose Napoles
Leroy Roberts
Noreristown
Arturo Lomell
Marcus Anderson
Louisville
Poor People's Campaign Gets Week More at Resurrection City
Washington AP The Poor People s Campaign gains a one week extension to stay at Resurrection City near the Lincoln Memorial with plans to remain until demands are met. Ralph Abernathy leader of SCLC cites a broad program while Puerto Rican march organizers rally in New York. Interior Department extends permit to occupy federal 15 acre site between Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument.
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Bonn Presses Soviets Over Berlin Travel Turbulence
Bonn authorities plan pressure tactics to halt East German traffic slowdowns into West Berlin. They seek talks with allied governments and consider U.N. treaty signing as leverage to spur Soviet action, amid East Berlin chatter of “new and time pleasant surprises.” If West Germany refused to sign, Moscow could use the delay to justify further steps.
Wilt's Getting Stubborn Wilt's Getting Stubborn
Wilt Chamberlain threatens to sit out the NBA season if Philadelphia 76ers refuse his contract demands He says he would consider playing for Ramsay under certain conditions and weighs pay with a vow to sit out for zero pay Warnings about Ramsay filling a coaching vacancy follow. Traffic bottlenecks West Berlin as East German visa rules tighten travel and taxes increase at border crossings West Germany summons its ambassador in Moscow amid nuclear treaty talks.
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