Womanhood Day urged by Mother of Eight in LA
The piece notes Helen Andelin, 50, of Santa Barbara, promoting a national Celebration of Womanhood Day on Sept. 30. She urges wives to wear frilly dresses, sing before breakfast, serve breakfast with a smile, and praise their husbands. A separate AP report says a House-Senate panel urged ending the federal SST program citing costs up to 3 billion and little public benefit.
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Women’s Liberation Movement
Helen Andelin
Santa Barbara
Washington
House-Senate
Joint
Subcommittee On
William Proxmire
D- Wis
Ford Fears Jap Models in Subcompact Competition
Henry Ford II says American makers will face tougher competition from Japanese imports than Volkswagen as they roll out new sub compacts. He notes Japanese styling and quality make them the more difficult contenders in the market.
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Las Vegas
New
Volkswagen
Henry Ford II
Ford
Gas Buried at Sea Off Florida Coast
The Navy sank the old Liberty ship LeBaron Russell Briggs loaded with nerve gas 283 miles east of the Florida coast. Sailors described near silence as it disappeared, followed by a loud impact and two minutes of rocking before settling. The operation occurred Tuesday after sonar tracked the vessel to the ocean grave in the Atlantic.
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Hartley
Navy
Atlantic
Russell Briggs
Florida
Agnew Heads to Asia to Reassure Allies on Vietnam Pullout
Vice President Spiro Agnew travels to Asia on a four nation tour to steady U S allies in South Korea Nationalist China Thailand and South Vietnam amid Senate pressure for faster Vietnam withdrawal.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
U.S
Vietnam
Asia
Nixon
South Korea
China
Thailand
South Vietnam
Senate Overrides Veto On Education Aid in 77 16 Vote
The Senate bypassed President Nixon to approve a 4.4 billion federal education aid bill. Twenty three Republicans supported the override while 16 opposed, with 16 sustaining the veto and not seeking re‑election this year. The roll call surpassed the two thirds needed by 15 votes.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Air Force officer reprimanded over 10 000 razor carved photos
An officer at Lackland Air Base Texas was reprimanded for ordering 10 000 photographs of a general to be cut with razor blades from 10 000 base newspaper copies. The act followed staff cuts to a page 5 photo deemed inappropriate for a general.
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Washington
Air Force
Texas
Lackland Air Base
Nixon seeks Senate ratification of gas warfare ban
President Nixon submitted a 45 year old treaty to the Senate for ratification to outlaw gas warfare. The Geneva protocol of 1925 faces potential smooth sailing, but critics argue Nixon’s interpretations could permit use of tear gas and herbicides. Senator George D Aiken of Vermont predicts quick approval.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Foreign Relations Committee
Hijacked Trans Caribbean Plane Flees to Cuba
An airliner carrying 154 passengers was hijacked from Newark Airport to Cuba. It departed Newark at 1 a.m. and landed in Havana at 5 19 a.m. An AP report also notes lingering travel restrictions and cholera quarantines in three southern Russian cities with emphasis on cleanliness.
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N.J
Trans Caribbean
Cuba
Havana
Moscow
Russia
Texas raises crude oil ceiling to 19-year high
The Texas Railroad Commission set September crude production to 79.9 percent of potential, the highest since 1951, amid strong demand and higher tanker rates. Production could reach 4,166,870 barrels daily, with actual output near 3,409,000 barrels. Ramse y cited future cost and import factors. Yaeger of Humble noted dwindling western crude stocks and a strong market.
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Associated Press
Austin, Tex
Texas Railroad Commission
Commission
Ben Ramsey
Ramesey
Ould
Humble Oil and Refining Co
John Yaeger
Ramsey
Texas
Persian Gulf
Mediterranean
Texaco
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Yaeger
Utilities May Raise Rates Across America Amid Fuel Oil Shortage
A Nixon administration official warns widespread fuel oil shortages and price spikes threaten across the nation. He says utility and electricity rates could rise as fuel costs climb, with most increases applying broadly rather than to industry only.
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Washington
Nixon Administration
George A. Lincoln
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Lincoln
Israel Bombs Arab Bases in Lebanon Third Time
Israeli warplanes attacked guerrilla bases on the southwest slopes of Mt Hermon in Lebanon for about 30 minutes. Israel also conducted ground raids, blowing up six houses in two border villages. Ceasefire tensions persisted as Egypt, Jordan, and Israel accepted the truce.
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Tel Aviv
Lebanon
Mt. Hermon
Hasbani River
U.S. courts Middle East talks push for peace delay
The AP reports Washington seeks quick Middle East peace talks and withholds full backing of Israel’s cease-fire violation claims against Egypt due to inconclusive evidence. In Ann Arbor, John Norman Collins, a former Eastern Michigan University student, is convicted of murdering an 18 year old coed, facing life imprisonment.
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Communist Party
Pravda
Israel
Middle East
Egypt
Ister Abba Eban
Tel Aviv
U.S
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United States
New York
Jordan
United Nations
Muhammad H. El-Farra
Security Council
Sabo
Yasir Arafat
Baghdad
Ahmed Hassan el Bakr
Amman
Ann Arbor
Mich
John Norman Collins
Eastern Michigan University
Collins
Center Line
Zsa Zsa Gabor Robbed Of Jewelry In New York Hotel
Zsa Zsa Gabor reports being held up at gunpoint in her Waldorf Towers suite in New York. More than 600000 in jewels were taken including a nearly 500000 set of earrings and a ring. She and her housekeeper were threatened. two well dressed men used a hotel elevator to escape, as police review photos.
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New York
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Waledorf Towers
Miss Gabor
Margaret
Administration confident of ABM Senate win today
US Senate vote on the Safeguard antiballistic missile system faced a last minute challenge with one or two votes likely deciding. Sen Edward Brooke proposed a middle ground to drop sites at Whiteman Missouri and Warren Wyoming while keeping 322 million for Grand Forks and Malmstrom. Some senators debated absent key votes and the outcome remained uncertain as Brooke pressed for compromise.
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Washington
Senate
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Brooke
Whiteman Air Force Base
Warren Air Force Base
Wyo
Grand Forks
Malmstrom
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
John Stennis
Dmiss
Armed Services Committee
Nixon
Dorothy strengthens as tropical storm near Leeward Islands
A tropical storm Dorothy nears the Leeward Islands with 55 mph winds and a pressure of 29.53 inches. Forecasts show west northwest motion at 17 mph and potential hurricane intensification within 24 hours, prompting warnings for Dominica and surrounding islands.
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P. R
Dominica
Dorothy
Guadeloupe
Domi
Leeward
Weather outlook for Southwest Texas near Pecos
Partly cloudy and continued hot through Thursday with a chance of thundershowers mainly over mountains. High Thursday 98 to 104. Low tonight 58 to 75.
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Texas
Pecos
Uas
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