House approves 18 billion dollar housing bill in open forum
The House passed a compromise 18 billion dollar appropriation for the Housing and Urban Development department and independent agencies. Senator Scott warned of a possible veto saying July money buys November votes as the measure heads to the Senate for final passage.
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Amman Cairo Talks On Arab Unity Amid Palestine Crisis
Guerrillas from Amman to Cairo met Wednesday with Information Minister Mohammed Hassanein Heikal to discuss differences. Algeria renewed propaganda against the U S proposal and reaffirmed armed struggle as the solution, while Israel and Arab leaders debated the proposal with no cabinet consensus in sight. A cabinet meeting was scheduled for today.
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Former congressman links CIA to My Lai massacre claim
Atlanta AP report says Charles L Weltner asserts CIA planned deaths in the 1968 My Lai killings and was pleased by suspected Viet Cong eliminations. He cites CIA records as proof, while Torres faces trial questions and an acquittal in Brownsville. The piece notes the aortic arch reversal in birds versus mammals.
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Supreme Court may hear challenge to TACBC guest rule
The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission rule requiring private club guests to be introduced or escorted by a member may go to the U.S. Supreme Court. Lawyer Eugene Palmer filed a notice of appeal in Austin on behalf of The Attic and a class of Texas private clubs. The case, joined by Associated Clubs of Texas, argues the rule could shut down about 75 percent of clubs in Texas.
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New York Maintains First Level Air Pollution Alert
Rain on the Eastern Seaboard eased smog threats with showers in New York and neighboring cities. The stagnant air mass behind the pollution was not expected to clear until the weekend. A smog advisory stayed in effect for Washington and an air pollution warning remained in Georgia.
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Cambodian claims of mass air strike casualties contested
Cambodian military spokesman said air strikes north of Siem Reap killed 600 Communist soldiers and wounded 200 near Angkor Wat, but Saigon officials doubted the report and AP correspondent found no evidence. Separately, Cambodian forces prepared to retake a plateau after an 18 day battle, while a 2,500 strong South Vietnamese task force reported gains near Kompong Trabek with 75 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed in three clashes and 38 more by air strikes.
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