Safeguard ABM plan faces Senate vote amid cost fight
President Nixon backs deploying the Safeguard ABM system at 12 U S sites to protect Minuteman bases and top SAC targets plus Washington. Initial sites at Grand Forks N C and Malmstrom Mont with 16 more by 1975. Costs projected at 6.6 billion plus 0.6 for optional sites, with higher totals debated. Senate debate centers on amendments to bar deployment or research. Outlook pointed to a very close vote with continued House action and funding battles ahead.
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House Hammers Out Its Tax Reform Measures
The House tax reform bill adds 2.4 billion in relief mainly for low and moderate income recipients. It would eventually deliver 9.2 billion in relief while raising 6.8 billion in revenue by tightening 27 tax preferences. The plan targets poor and senior households, extends a 5 percent surtax through mid 1970, and alters oil depletion and depreciation rules. Ways and Means and committee actions aim to guarantee at least a 5 percent tax cut for most taxpayers under 100,000 earnings, with broader relief for low income groups and widows, widowers, and mature singles maintaining households.
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Some of Our Army Gas Is Missing
NAHA Okinawa AP Fifty containers of a nonlethal riot control gas are missing from a U S Marine depot in central Okinawa The gas is inflammable and not dangerous and resembles police riot control gas worldwide Reports of lethal or paralyzing effects are denied Some children were seen near the depot but not suspected In July a container of nerve gas at a U S base sickened twenty three soldiers and an American civilian Pentagon said it will remove certain chemical munitions from the island
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Gleason Has Plans to Marry as Divorce Pending
MIAMI AP Comedian Jackie Gleason and Beverly McKittrick a 37 year old Miami secretary plan to marry once he secures a divorce from Genevieve Gleason his wife of 32 years Gleason 53 filed divorce suit in October 1968 they have long lived apart a spokesman said Gleason says he is very much in love.
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Civil rights protest over nun status and Vatican action
An Episcopal minister filed a Justice Department complaint on behalf of Sister Cecilia Goldman of Maryknoll alleging civil rights violations after the order labeled her a member not in good standing. The suit cites Vatican involvement and a denied public hearing, with planned prayer walks at the Justice Department and in Washington. Also noted is Senator Kennedy canceling a European tour due to a July auto accident.
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MIRV and MRV Shapes in Polaris Fleet Debate
AP Military writer Bob Torton reports that 28 of 41 nuclear Polaris submarines carry three-warhead capable missiles, totaling 1,344 warheads, and contrasts MRV with MIRV guidance. Dr. Foster confirms multihead warheads exist, cites ABM defenses, and explains why MIRV nose cones were pursued to avoid provoking the Soviets.
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Magazine Closed by Argentina Government
BUENOS AIRES AP Primea Plana, Latin Americas widely read news weekly, has been closed definitively by the government after reporting antigovernment unrest among military officers who back the regime.
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No Comment on Green Beret Murder Charges in Vietnam
The U S Army charged Col Robert B Rheault and seven aides with premeditated murder and conspiracy for a June 20 killing near Nha Trang as they waited pretrial action at Long Binh. Names include Maj Thomas Middleton Capt Leland Brumley Capt Robert Marasco CWO2 Edward Boyle and Sgt 1c Alvin L Smith Jr. Rheault led the 5th Special Forces Group until July 21.
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Athens
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Nixon Welfare Plan Outlined With Minimum and Aid Shifts
President Nixon to urge a national welfare baseline and a $30 monthly minimum for 6.5 million dependent children recipients. The plan includes a $1500 yearly family guarantee, state revenue shares, and reform of manpower programs. Aims to cut welfare dependency with work incentives and new child care centers.
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Air Controller Revolt Quiet For the Moment
The tower men guiding jets at the nations busiest airports feel stress and fear a single misstep could cause a disaster. PATCO seeks 5,000 more controllers to ease workloads while FAA investigates a sickout wave. Divisions persist over tactics and possible traffic reductions to avert system collapse.
Weather WARM HUMID Fair Tonight And Near Normal Week
Weather summary notes warm humid conditions with fair skies tonight and lows in the mid to upper sixties. Pontiac records 78 at 1 30 am with yesterday’s high 84 and last night’s low 63 and .32 inch precipitation. Five day outlook calls for normal temperatures with highs 83 to 87 and lows 61 to 67, turning cooler Friday then briefly warmer Sunday before cooler again next week with total precipitation around .5 to 1 inch. Showers likely Thursday and Friday and again Sunday.
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Bishops Decide On Kiss In Catholic Wedding Rite
Vatican announces the new wedding ceremony does not require a kiss on the cheek. The Congregation of the Divine Cult says couples must exchange a sign of peace and love, possibly a hand squeeze, after vows. Local bishops conferences may decide on including a kiss, reports call it journalistic fabrication.
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Higher Automobile Prices Inevitable Says Industry Sources
Detroit AP report says 1970 car models will see price increases as steel costs jump $6 to $8 per ton and labor costs rise. UAW contracts bring a new fringe benefit covering drugs and hospital plans, with nine cent per hour cost-of-living escalator and a 3 percent annual improvement factor, lifting base wages from $3.83 to $4.04.
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