Golda Meir Nearing Israel Prime Minister Job
Israel's Labor party approved former Foreign Minister Golda Meir to be next prime minister by a 287 to 45 vote. President Zalman Shazar to ask her to form a government by Monday, succeeding Levi Eshkol who died February 26.
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Not Even Broken Ankle Slows Zanuck at 66 in 1960s NY
New York AP report on Darryl F. Zanuck, enduring film boss of 20th Century Fox, despite a broken ankle. He discusses Pearl Harbor film Tora! Tora! Tora, potential takeover talks, and rights to Portnoy's Complaint. He runs the empire from a Plaza hotel suite with son Richard directing Hollywood operations. He values independence, with a $19–20 million budget for the Pearl Harbor epic and limited talks with institutions. He believes Portnoy's Complaint will translate to film with implied scenes, praising its humanity.
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Debt Ceiling Won't Rise After House Action
Washington AP reports President Nixon faced a setback as the House Ways and Means Committee rejected his plan to reconfigure the national debt ceiling. It approved a temporary 12 billion increase through June 30, 1970, forcing a return to Congress for another raise in 1970. The current limit stands at 365 billion.
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La Rosa to Pay for Pueblo Sailor Wedding in Vegas
Julius La Rosa pledged to cover a first class wedding for a USS Pueblo crewman in Las Vegas after a Navy man from Johnstown planned a shoestring ceremony. Instead the couple will have a $350 reception with a bridal suite champagne and flowers at the Riviera Hotel.
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Senate Wary Of Nuclear Treaty As Expected
The Senate floor heard sharp but predictable criticism of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty with a push for immediate major power disarmament talks. Senator Goldwater warned ratification could make the U.S. the world's policeman even as Fulbright expected two thirds support. The pact requires nuclear powers to refrain from aiding nonnuclear states and allows peaceful atomic uses while ABM foes argue it conflicts with Article VI. At issue are disarmament timelines and potential U.S. weapons sharing with allies. the pact takes effect after ratification by the United States Britain Russia and about 40 other nations. Britain is the only nuclear power to ratify so far. 27 nonnuclear countries have followed.
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Oranges Washed Ashore In California Floods
Thousands of oranges washed in from the sea were found by beachgoers on Thursday in La Jolla California. Tasted firm and good, the fruit drew exclamations from collectors. Officials speculate the fruit came from trees swept to sea during recent floods in the state.
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Sunday School Lesson On Army Discipline In Faith
Clarence W Cranford argues Christians must join God’s army with absolute allegiance not lukewarm or divided. He contrasts half hearted faith with child like trust, sacrifice, and total commitment, warning against supporting worldly causes while neglecting church duty. He cites Jesus Mark 10 and Romans 8 to stress steadfast, selfless devotion.
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Death Outwitted Death in Red Guard Rescue
A Beijing stated report by Xinhua says Communist China saved a Red Guard whose heart stopped for 39 minutes after an electric shock on Jan. 17. Doctors used adrenaline and Mao Zedong thought to revive him, claiming victory over death and praising revolutionary humanity.
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