Nixon presses Family Assistance Plan at conference
President Nixon branded the welfare system a consuming outrage and urged Congress to pass the Family Assistance Plan before adjournment. The plan would set a $1,600 annual income floor for a family of four and has House approval but stalled Senate action. Delegates at the White House Conference on Children expressed doubt action would come this week, criticizing conference planning and calling for greater citizen participation.
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New Insurance Plan Proposals Aimed at Fast Auto Injury Compensation
CHICAGO AP reports proposed nationwide insurance plans would provide fast bodily injury compensation in auto accidents regardless of fault. The plan outlines personal jury claims and seeks quicker settlements, with details pending.
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Chicago
Sarbi
Saturday Sinatra ceremony at St Louis Church reported
A fragment mentions a Saturday ceremony at St Louis Church near Patra involving a person named Frank Sinatra and a husband named Hugh Lambert aged 40, with ages and full details unclear in the OCR fragment.
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Rogers Morton steps out as national Republican chairman
Rogers C B Morton announces his stepping down as Republican national chairman to succeed Hickel, addressing governors today.
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Hickel
River Level Noted at Mill Street Dam Following Low Night
Fragmentary note records a river level of 9 inches at the Mill Street dam during a period of low water. The garbled text suggests concern over rising or fluctuating levels but provides minimal details beyond the numeric measure and location.
Calley defense resumes as court-martial eyes Viet Cong defense
Li William Calley’s lawyers push to persuade jurors that Company C expected only Viet Cong at My Lai and that many villagers were dead. Calley likely withhold his own account until mid January after a three week holiday recess as defense testimony begins the fall week. The courtroom largely ignores the murder count of 102 Vietnamese.
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Calley
Senate limits Cambodian aid with strict restri ctions
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee backed Nixon’s request to fund aid for Cambodia but imposed safeguards. The revised Cooper Church amendment bars US advisers and ground troops, while Javits adds that aid approves without a defense commitment. An advance-notice requirement for foreign aid transfers was also approved. Mansfield expects passage before adjournment as debate centers on Vietnam-era risks.
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D-Idaho
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
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Cambodia
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
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Congress
Foreign Relations Panel
Southeast Asia
Mansfield
Vietnam
Nixon
MIRA Claims Credit for Bombing of GE Building
An anonymous caller warned that General Electric in Manhattan would be blown up minutes before a pipe bomb exploded near the GE Building at Lexington Avenue and East 51st Street. A pedestrian was cut by glass as police investigated the blast claimed by MIRA, a Puerto Rican militant group.
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Associated Press
NEW York(ap
General Electric
Midtown
Manhattan
WINS
MIRA
Movimiento de Independencia
Revolutionaria En Armas
Armed Independence Revolutionary Movement
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East 51St Street
Khrushchev Remembers in Life Memoirs Part IV
The Life magazine instalment reports Khrushchev recalls Soviet missiles in Cuba aimed at major US cities to deter invasion, and asserts Kennedy sought Khrushchev's help to resolve the crisis. It notes doubts about power transfer claims and cites Robert Kennedy and Dean Rusk comments. The four Life installments come from an upcoming Little, Brown book.
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Life
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SST Funding Battle Shapes House Vote On SST Program
In Washington AP a 3210 million SST funding compromise aimed to keep the supersonic transport alive cleared for House passage but faces a threatened Senate filibuster. Rep Sidney R Yates argued the 210 million cut would raise overall costs by 250 million through delays and inflation, urging the program be killed.
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Light Tuesday vote on proposed new state constitution
Springfield reports a light expected turnout for the special election Tuesday on the proposed new state constitution. State official Don Ed estimates turnout between 1.7 and 2.0 million, citing holiday weather and the special election date as key factors. Ed notes past turnout varied despite large general elections, with county clerks projecting about 20 percent turnout in some counties.
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Don D. Ed
John W. Lewis
Largest coordinated antigambling raids target 26 cities
The Justice Department arrested 27 people in what it called the largest coordinated antigambling operation. Over $104,000 in currency was seized across 26 cities, with Las Vegas notably targeted where two Caesars Palace executives were charged. FBI and IRS agents conducted 160 search warrants under the National Council on Organized Crime.
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Las Vegas
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Caesars Palace
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Houston
Albuquerque
N.M
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Ariz
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Calif
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Okla
Hot Springs
van Buren, Ark
Georgia
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