Food stamp cuts could affect millions under new rules
Washington AP report says about 2 million of 10.5 million food stamp recipients may lose part or all benefits under new federal regulations tied to revised legislation. HEW memo estimates 340,000 ineligible and 1.7 million worse off, with some recipients seeing higher benefits.
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Washington
Department of
George S. McGovern
Dl.d
Senate Select Committee On Nutrition
Department
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Agriculture
James R. Storey
HEW
Robert Patricelli
Agriculture Department
Rogers Confers With Schumann In Paris Talks On Middle East Peace
Secretary of State William P. Rogers flies to Paris to meet French Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann and discuss ways to bring Arabs and Israelis closer. He cites reopening the Suez Canal as a key step toward a partial accord and eventual peace, noting Egyptian and Israeli demands remain far apart. Rogers then travels to Ankara for CENTO talks and to Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt and Israel on a week of visits amid regional tensions.
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Paris
William P. Rogers
Turkey
Middle East
Maurice Schumann
Israel
Rogers
Suez Canal
Egypt
United States
Soviet Union
Washington
East
London
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
China
Peking
Laos
South
Vietnam
Edgar Snow
Mao Tse-tung
Nixon
U. S
Russia
Ankara
CENTO
Central Treaty Organization
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Rodgers
Alec Douglas-Home
Britain
Iran
Pakistan
Final Arguments Set In Capt Kotouc's Trial
Final arguments from defense and prosecution are due in the court martial of Capt Eugene Kotouc an Army intelligence officer charged with maiming a prisoner near My Lai in 1968 by cutting off part of a finger. The judge will instruct a seven officer jury on options acquit convict or lesser offenses with penalties up to seven years for maiming and six months to three years for lesser charges.
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Mcpherson
Eugene Kotouc
My Lai
Madison Wright
Kotouc
Humboldt
Neb
Wright
Koutouc
U.S
Probing Wallace Probe Returns to Alabama
The Justice Department sent its top prosecutor on political cases into Alabama as a federal grand jury resumes its probe into possible tax violations in the handling of campaign funds for Governor George C. Wallace.
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Montgomery
Ala
Justice Department
Alabama
George C. Wallace
William S. Sessions
Internal Revenue Service
Grand
Sessions
Seymore Trammell
Wallace
Boyle Found Guilty A UMW leader ordered to step down
Judge Gesell ruled Tony Boyle mismanaged the United Mine Workers Welfare and Pension Fund directing withdrawal from a union bank and setting a June 30 compliance deadline. The ruling follows a civil suit by more than 70 members over noninterest deposits and a 35 dollar monthly benefit boost in 1969.
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Boyle
Gesell
Josephine Roche
National Bank of Washington
John L. Lewis
UMW
Miss Roche
Lewis
Ken Hechler
D-W
Hechler
U S Seeks Less Direct Role in Formosa Dispute
Washington reports a new move to detach the United States from the Sino Nationalist Formosa quarrel. A State Department spokesman said the issue should be settled by negotiations between Peking and Nationalist regimes, with the U S abiding by its defense commitments.
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Washington
China
United States
Peking
State Department
Charles Bray
Formosa
Bray
U. S
Taiwan
Washington- Peking
FBI captures 19 year old in Capitol bombing probe
Leslie Bacon of Atherton California, 19, is held on $100000 bond as a material witness in the Capitol bombing case. An informant says she had personal knowledge of the events, and a Seattle grand jury is examining the matter. Bacon was arrested Tuesday night and appeared before a district court judge as authorities pursue the national security case.
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Washington
U. S. Capitol
FBI
Seattle
Wash
Leslie Bacon
Atherton
Calif
Hirschkop
Mahan
Capitol
U. S. Atty
Stan Pitkin
Miss Bacon
Grand Jury
Sullivan
Justice Department
Pitkin
Hirschokop
Alexandria
Senate
Laos
Capitol Switchboard
Spokane
Benefits May Be Increased
Washington A P says House Ways and Means Committee discussed possible social security benefit increases and broader federal welfare aid. Potential 5 percent bump next year and another later. current 10 percent rise effective Jan 1 1971 but paid in June.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
New York
California
Navy planes clash with missiles over North Vietnam strike
U S Navy aircraft photographed air defenses and supply routes north of the demilitarized zone. North Vietnam fired SAM2 missiles and 37mm anti aircraft shells at a recon plane and escorts. The carrier Hancock returned to Gulf of Tonkin with three planes unharmed. South Korean forces claim 81 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed in a central coast offensive. Cambodian clashes report 41 North Vietnamese killed. one Vietnamese soldier dead. Marine OV10 was shot down near Da Nang killing two crew. American battlefield deaths reach 45 019 with 518 wounded and 27 nonhostile deaths. Numbers reflect ongoing high intensity actions and regional engagements.
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U.S. Navy
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Navy Afi
Escors
Hanoi
Vietnam
Ha Tinh
U. S
Navy
Hancock
Gulf of Tonkin
South Vietnam
da Nang
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Nutrition Committee
Ronald Pollack
Food Research and Action Center
New York City
Schumann
Capt. Kotouc
Trammell
Lurleen
Gerald
IRS
George C. Scott
Colleen Dewhurst
SHOOT
Cambodia
Highway 4
Moses
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