U S Aid To Cambodia Talks Focus On Military Training
Cambodia acting prime minister Sisowath Sirik Matak meets Defense Secretary Melvin Laird amid plans for a 200 million dollar U S aid program to boost training for the expanding Cambodian army. U S officials say advisers cannot be deployed in Cambodia due to congressional action.
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Washington
Cambodia
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
U.S
Sisawath Sirik Matak
Laird
Nixon
William P. Rogers
U. S
United States
Census privacy group urges vigilance on data use
A citizen panel reviewing the 1970 census calls for continued confidentiality and privacy safeguards. It recommends the Census Bureau form an advisory privacy committee, limit central data banks, separate names from data on microfilm, and remove names from tapes while keeping statistics records.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Women ask Supreme Court to protect reproductive autonomy
Seven women groups and 47 individuals including Margret Mead urge the Supreme Court to allow medical abortions nationwide. They state they do not endorse abortion but insist each woman must decide without restrictive laws, save those governing medical practice.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Georgia
Texas
Margret Mead
Stock certificates near end as crime probe targets art loss
Senate investigators describe a racketeering scandal tied to organized crime with losses totaling about 900 million dollars over 2½ years. Officials consider not banning certificates now, but a future push toward a book entry computerized market without physical certificates.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Justice Department
Subcommittee
Spanish Hotel Wing Collapses In Benalmadena Costa
A small wing of the 354 room Riviera Hotel in Benalmadena Costa collapsed today trapping several people. Police said only the bar reception and janitor’s office were affected and rescue workers from fire services and troops labored to retrieve victims. No cause given. hotel built in 1964.
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Malaga
Spain
Riviera
Benalmadena-Costa
Low Pollution Cars Ready for GSA Use in Boston
An GSA inspector praised new low pollution cars as nearly emission free. Eleven LNG powered vehicles were placed in service with plans to convert all 49,500 GSA vehicles nationwide in five years. Eighty nine more are due in Boston within months.
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Boston
General Services Administration
Robert W. Kelly
GSA
Lecturer Arrested Over Birth Control Lecture on Long Island
Police arrested birth control lecturer William R. Baird Jr. and the baby's mother Nancy Manfredonia after a Friday night lecture in Huntington. The 14 month old baby was the only minor located in a 25 to 30 person audience. Baird, who runs a birth control clinic, faced charges of endangering the child by exposing her to birth control devices he described. His lawyers argued such information is legal for minors in New York.
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Huntington
N.Y
Long Island
William R. Baird Jr
Nancy Manfredonia
Baird
New York
Boston
Lindsay undecided on party switch
Mayor John V. Lindsay faces a pivotal choice between remaining a Republican or joining the Democrats to pursue a presidential bid. Sources say he remains undecided as insiders and allies weigh his future amid Nixon era politics and New York state dynamics.
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John Lindsay
Associated Press
City Hall
Lindsay
New York
John V. Lindsay
Democratic Party
Board of Elections
Colorado
Richard M. Nixon
White House
New York Post
John J. Burns
Robert F. Kennedy
Burns
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
GOP
Belfast death toll climbs as troops kill two more gunmen
In Northern Ireland fighting, British troops killed two gunmen in Belfast early today raising the guerrilla war toll to 20. More than 100 wounded in gun battles, bombings and arson followed the roundup of 300 suspected IRA members. 48 people have died this year.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
London
Leeson Street
Falls Road
IRA
Crumlin Road
Irish Republic
Londonderry
Newry
Derry
Patrick Hillery
Reginald Maulding
Hillery
Republic
England
Home Office
Ballymurphys
Two Hurt in Idaho Penitentiary Prison Riot
In Boise two inmates were critically stabbed and two prison buildings burned during a four hour riot at the Idaho Penitentiary. Heat with temperatures near 110 inside blocks sparked the disturbance. most inmates gathered in the courtyard after tear gas was used. Prison officials planned lenient steps and said no inmates would be punished while addressing living conditions and ventilation issues.
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Boise, Idaho
Idaho Penitentiary
Boise
David Bortz
Cassia County
Idaho
Charles Rice
Ada County
Raymond W. May
May
Wallace urges Nixon to reverse busing decrees nationwide
Gov. George C. Wallace calls on President Nixon to ask federal courts to declare busing decrees unconstitutional and to compel Atty. Gen. Mitchell and HEW Secretary Richardson to modify positions. He urges an immediate reply as schools start soon.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Nixon
Atty
John Mitchell
Elliott Richardson
Muskie proposes $7 billion bill to boost economy
Senator Ed Muskie unveiled a four point plan to inject $7 billion into the economy. The proposal, to be introduced when Congress convenes in September, calls for tax reductions, expanded unemployment aid, emergency support for states and cities, and an independent wage and price standards board. He said faster action is needed to prevent recession and urged immediate aid to families and local governments.
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Dallas
Edmund Muskie
Congress
Texas
Afl-Cio
Muskie
America
Big Four Ambassadors Meet for Berlin Talks on New Arrangements
The United States Soviet Union Britain and France held a second Berlin talks session marking 17 months of negotiations. Officials report two big steps were taken but no details given as they seek progress on access guarantees and political ties.
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Berlin
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Bonn
Washington
Moscow
Paris
London
Pyotr Abrassimov
Abras- Simov
Communist Party
Erich Honecker
West Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
Viet police jail politico in Saigon protest arrest
Police in Saigon arrested Tran Tuan Nham a candidate in the August 29 lower house election after he staged a protest for jailed rival Nguyen Xuan Lap. The government also confiscated three opposition newspapers including Tin Sang for articles deemed harmful to national security and faces civilian court prosecutions.
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Saigon
Tran Tuan Nham
Vietnam Guardian
Nham
Nixon
U.S
Nguyen Xuan Lap
An Quny
Tin Sang
Ngo Cong Duc
Nguyen van Thieu
Elworth Bunker
Interior Ministry
U.S. Drops Chile From Foreign Aid Program
Washington reports Chile is phased out of the U S development loan program due to economic reasons not the Allende government. AID omits Chile from Latin America loan plan for fiscal 1972 after years of high per capita aid, contrasting with Brazil.
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Washington
Chile
United States
State Department
Salvador Allende
Allende
Agency For International Development Aid
Latin America
Ale Lende
Eduardo Frei
Brazil
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