Foes Edge In SST Funding Question in Senate Debate
Washington AP final debate opens on ending or continuing federal funding for the supersonic transport with 48 opposed, 39 for, and 11 uncommitted. Key figures include Mundt and Jordan absent, Agnew may preside to break a tie. crucial vote hinges on $12 million to fund prototypes through June for Boeing and GE despite House rejection.
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Washington
Senate
Associated Press
Karl Mundt
R-S.d
Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Appropriations Committee
Boeing
General Electric
Senators open fire on plan to guard Israel borders
Senators Jacob K. Davits and Henry M. Jackson assail the Nixon administration for pressing a Rogers proposal to have American and Soviet troops guard Israel borders and for pushing a return to pre-1967 lines. They warn such a move would legitimize Soviet presence and risk wider Middle East crises. Jackson outlines a demilitarized Sinai with Israeli security and continued control of Sharm el Sheikh to ensure peace.
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Washington
Israel
Senate
William P. Rogers
Abba Eban
Egypt
Middle East
Jackson
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Sinai Desert
Suai Desert
Suez Canal
Argentina's President Ousted by Military Junta
Argentina's three armed forces commanders fired President Roberto M Levingston and vowed to govern until civilian democracy returns. Lt Gen Alejandro Lanusse led the coup, insisting on elections within one to two years, while Levingston favored four to five years. The ouster follows a clash over handling workers' protests in Córdoba and marks a new phase in the Argentine Revolution era.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Roberto M. Levingston
Alejandro Lanusse
Iiteos
Leo Vinghton
Lanusse
Levingston
Government House
Carlos Alberto Rey
Adm
Pedro Guavi
Arturo Illia
Juan Carlos Ongania
Congress
Ongania
Washington
Lanase
Cordoba
Faulkner Elected As Belfast's Prime Minister
In Belfast Northern Ireland moderate Brian Faulkner 50 was elected prime minister by the Protestant Unionist party with a 26 to 4 vote over militant William Craig who favors internment camps for suspected IRA terrorists. The IRA Provisional wing claimed responsibility for the downfall of Chichester Clark and O Neill and vowed to pursue retaliation against British forces.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Unionist Party
Brian Faulkner
Faulkner
William
Craig
James Chichester-Clark
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Ultramilitant
Provisional
Bowling League High Scores From Brunswick and Local Circles
Bowing centers report top games and series from the Brunswick League and local clubs. Notable marks include 187 543 by Taylor for 2 High, 196 497 by Robertson for MVA Insurance, and 210 526 by Breckenridge for LeMaster’s. Other leading totals feature Keefer 191 509, Hettler 175, Warhurst 170, Everhart 166, Troutman 174, Ledom 164, Guyett 465, and Bonad 542 across various teams.
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Brunswick League
Taylor
John's Gulp
Keefer
MVA Insurance
Robertson
Lemaster's
LeMaster
Breckenridge
Hiklen
Hbonad
Landtesses
Hettler
Penn
Ottawa Bowl
Ledom
Franklin Savings
Uligh
Warhurst
Guyett
ILGWU
Everhart
Nitcher
Turner
Osburn
Troutman
Lindbergh opposes SST over environmental and economic concerns
Pioneer aviator Charles Lindbergh spoke in Minnesota against the supersonic transport. He warned sonic booms would disturb environments and said the SST is impractical economically. He urged awaiting proof of environmental acceptability before pursuing the program.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Lindbergh
Two Anti-Pollution Bills Passed In Kansas Senate
The Kansas Senate approved two anti pollution measures while killing two others. One bill bans discharges containing mercury into streams and another prohibits leaded gasoline in state cars after 1975. A vetoed by Gov. Docking measure on county pay raises was echoed by a separate Senate action.
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Topeka
State Senate
Senate
Shawnee County
Johnson County
Robert Docking
House
Kansas
Norman Gaar
R-Westwood
Gaar
Chambers of Commerce
Door Opens For Hepatitis Vaccine
NYU scientist Dr Saul Krugman reports successful immunization of humans against serum hepatitis, a major step toward a vaccine within five to nine years. The boiled serum technique triggered antibodies and two injections protected recipients from hepatitis.
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NEW York
New York University
New York University Medical Center
Krugman
Life Possible On Planet Mars Hint Found
Pasadena based scientists Horowitz Hubbard and Hardy report that sterilized soil and glass exposed to ultraviolet light produced organic compounds such as acetaldehyde formaldehyde and glycolic acid under simulated Martian conditions. They say long term sunlight could yield chemicals essential to life and see further tests with a Mars lander planned for 1975.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Norman Horowitz
Jerry Hubbard
James Hardy
Det Propulsion Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
Unions Near Settlement Over Lettuce Labor Dispute
Washington AP reports Teamsters and AFL-CIO nearing a three year agreement to end a bitter jurisdictional clash over migrant organizer Cesar Chavez and thousands of lettuce workers in Salinas and Imperial valleys. The boycott against California growers has led to violence.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio
Cesar Chavez
Chavez
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
California
Salinas
Imperial
Teamsters
Nixon Hints At Announced Vietnam Withdrawals
President Nixon signals a future withdrawal plan possibly six months ahead, suggesting a continued 12,500-man monthly pace could cut U.S. troops to around 209,000 by fall. Pentagon aides say the remark aims at a longer horizon than three or four months and align with no fixed "date certain" for total withdrawal.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Pentagon
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
United Methodists raise 45.6 million in 1970 world giving
In Evanston, R. Bryan Brawner reports United Methodists contributed 45,597,287 dollars in 1970 to global benevolent and administrative programs, a 6.24 percent rise from 1969. The World Service fund led with 22,412,126 dollars, while local benevolences and salaries are not fully counted.
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Evanston, Ill
United Methodists
United States
R. Bryan Brawner
World Service
HUD releases urban revenue sharing figures by SMSA
The Department of Housing and Urban Development on Monday released tentative per metropolitan area shares from Nixon's proposed two million urban revenue sharing fund based on 1960 poverty data. The list shows totals for each SMSA, automatic city shares, and possible balances, with Kansas City and St. Louis entries among others.
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Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Nixon
HUD
George Romay
SMSA
Central City
Kansas
Topeka
Balance
Wichita
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Russell Long
D-La
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R-Md
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D-Wyo
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R-Maine
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D-Mo
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Rn.y
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R-Atchison
Vern Miller
Saul Krugman
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Henry Fon
Panavision
Disney Productions
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St. Joseph CC
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