Israel vows perpetual war on terrorists amid regional strikes
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, visiting northern towns after guerrilla attacks, pledges a perpetual war against terrorists as Kuwait calls for an Arab ministerial conference. Israel warns of continuous conflict and border sealing while Lebanon faces Israeli air strikes that kill dozens.
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Calley Attorney Challenges My Lai Publicity
In Columbus Ga an attorney for former Army Lt Willam L Calley Jr argues pretrial publicity shaped the My Lai murder trial. He contends jurors had formed opinions before the court martial appeal hearings.
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Vietnam
District Court
Senators Approve Loan To Livestock Producers
Washington Senate approves an open ended emergency loan program for livestock producers facing bankruptcy due to falling meat prices. The bill passes 82 to 9 and heads to the House with an amendment removing a 3 billion cap and setting a 350000 loan limit per producer. Senator McGovern says the changes strengthen the measure and ensure adequate authority.
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APL
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Liberal tax reform efforts fail in Senate votes
Senate defeats a broad tax reform package 65 to 33 as liberals launch a last minute bid to strike at the oil depletion allowance and push a scaled down income tax cut. Humphrey seeks immediate repeal of depletion and higher personal exemption with a small optional credit, while Nixon’s veto warning looms over any attached amendments to the debt ceiling bill.
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Edward M. Kennedy
D. Mass
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Nixon Announces Deficit Trim and Spending Tightening
President Nixon outlined a fiscal plan reducing the 1975 deficit by about five billion dollars and aiming to balance the budget by fiscal 1974. He called for cutting federal expenditures by 30 billion in 1975, urged Congress to reject wasteful programs, and announced new guidelines from the Office of Management and Budget to curb spending.
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Reported sale of two children may be hoax in Nashville
Nashville police pursued an all points bulletin for a couple suspected of selling two boys identified as Manard Andrew Keyes, 4, and Hugh Webster Keyes, 2, after a report at a flea market. The father, Charles Keyes, injured in a nearby crash, labeled the affair a cruel joke as authorities questioned the involved adults and a woman named Mrs Williams who initially reported the sale. Authorities stressed uncertainty and continued inquiries with the couple and the market operator.
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Food Basket Retail Price Rises in May
UPI reports the annual cost of a standard food market basket rose to 1733 dollars in May, up 0.3 percent or five dollars from April. The Agriculture Department urges industry to shrink the gain in margins between farm prices and consumer grocery bills. Don Paarlberg cautions the farm retail price spread will widen further this year due to higher wages energy and transportation costs.
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Fort Walton Beach Daily News Subscription Rates
An OCR fragment shows Fort Walton Beach Daily News publication details with subscription prices by carrier mail and Sunday delivery. It lists annual and monthly rates, underlines office and circulation notes, and includes garbled postal and classification strings. Strong entities include Fort Walton Beach and Florida.
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Impeachment Panel Subpoenas 49 Tapes
The House Judiciary Committee subpoenaed 44 more White House tapes for the impeachment inquiry despite Nixon's pledge to release no more material. The vote was largely party line with four Republicans opposing two subpoenas. The panel seeks tapes and documents on ITT settlement, Nixon campaign funding, milk producers, and IRS pressure on perceived enemies. Overall eight subpoenas now target 147 tapes. most prior subpoenas related to Watergate.
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Askew Calls for Bigger Law Enforcement Force
Governor Reubin Askew urged Florida lawmakers and police chiefs to expand and improve state and local law enforcement. He cited crime and population growth, noting 1973 crimes rose 17.4 percent with increases in murders, car thefts, rapes and larcenies, and urged higher officers salaries to attract qualified applicants.
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UPI
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Askew
Florida Police Chiefs Association
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Kinney Heads Okaloosa Crime Commission Steering Group
Kinney named chairman of the Okaloosa County Crime Commission steering committee after a brief orientation, and was asked to serve as permanent vice chair. The 24 member body, formed April 11, will study crime prevention and assist local law enforcement, seeking citizen participation and budget awareness.
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Kinney
Okaloosa County
Powel. Powell
FDLE
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High Court Divided In Obscenity Ruling
The Supreme Court, in a sharply divided decision, held the film Carnal Knowledge not obscene and allowed juries to use their community standards to judge obscenity. Justice Rehnquist led the majority citing Miller v California's guidance while permitting geographic nuance in state laws. The ruling affects prior convictions on appeal and hints at continued term-end actions amid Watergate material disclosures.
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Supreme Court
William J. Rehnquist
Rehnquist
California
Los Angeles
Supreme Court Allows States to Deny Ex-Felon Voting
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that denying ex-felons the right to vote in state and local elections is constitutional. Justice Rehnquist wrote the majority, saying equal protection does not require felons to regain voting rights after serving their terms. The decision reversed a California Supreme Court ruling and noted state laws vary, with 26 states lacking outright bans.
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UPD
Supreme Court
William H. Rehnquist
California
Washington State
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Douglas
Vass
California Supreme Court
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