Egyptians reject Dayan plan for partial Sinai withdrawal
Egyptian officials reject Defense Minister Dayan's idea of a partial Israeli pullback from the Sinai with a permanent cease fire. Cairo says only full Egyptian positions along the canal are acceptable, while Sadat wants staged withdrawals to reopen the canal. The report also notes Easter Holy Week visitors to Jerusalem and Jordanian reports of guerrilla shelling near Turra.
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Youth Study Charts Skepticism On American Dream
A White House youth conference report shows 39 percent of 5 837 youths aged 14 to 24 agree that everyone can get ahead. Task forces urge withdrawal from Indochina, new poverty program, broader diplomacy, and reform of welfare. Delegates total 1 500, with a mix of students, workers, and military members.
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Proxmire Urges Wide Cuts in Defense Spending
Sen. William Proxmire urged major cuts in US defense outlays arguing reform could save billions without harming security. He called to Europeanize NATO, halve NATO forces, and trim strategic nuclear weapons from 18 to 14 billion annually while reducing procurement waste and overstaffed reserves.
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Rebels Threaten Ceylon as Police Face Siege
In the Kegalla district a small police post stands alone amid a war with 80,000 rebels said to occupy hills from Anuradhapura to Galle. An estimated 1,000 deaths have occurred with police deserters and a heavy government response, including U.S. helicopter aid discussions.
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Simpler Tax Forms Proposed by Sen Mathias
Sen Charles Mathias proposes a 15 member advisory commission to simplify IRS tax forms. The measure requires IRS to submit any forms issued after Jan 1, 1972 to the commission. He argues many Americans struggle with 1040 and related schedules and urges clear concise language.
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US troop strength in Vietnam falls below 300000
The U S Command reports American forces in South Vietnam drop to 296 500, the smallest since August 1966, with further reductions planned to reach about 284 000 by month end and 100 000 more by December 1. The move includes 7 500 combat troops in Davison's Saigon area to form a mobile reaction force.
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Pollution Battle Yet To Be Won
Washington AP report from Ralph Nader's Task Force on Water argues the federal effort over fifteen years three billion dollars and seven laws has not reduced pollution in major waters. It criticizes federal enforcement slowdowns and political appointments, highlighting minimal court action and widespread violations by industrial polluters.
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Democratic Leaders Consider Overhaul of National Committee
Democratic leaders weigh a shake up of the National Committee amid talks of forming a joint task force from the Fraser and O’Haren panels. Proposals include a 150 member body with state votes and expanded participation from governors, congressmen, and state chairmen.
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Minnesota
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Smoke cloaks South Florida skies as drought deepens
Everglades brush fires send smoke over the southern peninsula from Lake Okeechobee to Key West. Water levels fall in Miami wells and Big Cypress Swamp as drought reaches a 20 year low. water pumped into Everglades National Park to protect wildlife while fires force closures.
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Belfast riot wounds ten as troops seal Londonderry
British troops ring Londonderry after Easter rioting left ten soldiers wounded. Rubber bullets used to push back stone throwing demonstrators in Bogside, a Catholic enclave, as security measures tightened.
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