Laird Warns U S May Halt Arms Race If Soviets Push Build Up
Secretary Melvin Laird warned the United States might take major offsetting actions if the Soviet strategic nuclear buildup continues. He urged explanations at Vienna talks and noted the U S has reduced megatonnage while the Soviet Union has surged ahead in deployment and development of strategic weapons.
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New York
Melvis Rt. Laird
United States
Vienna
Soviet Union
Laird
Associated Press
Waldorf-Astoria
U.S
Nixon
Protesters sue sheriff over haircuts and jail rights
Eight University of Michigan protesters filed a 909000 suit against Sheriff Douglas Harvey claiming constitutional rights violations when hair was cut very short during brief jail detentions. Washtenaw Barbers Union 889 awarded the sheriff an honorary barber plaque. 34 local barbers voiced support. Tex Ritter named Johnny Cash as statewide finance chairman for his Tennessee bid. Vanderbilt protests target PE graduation requirement drawing student ire over non academic course rules. Miami airline strike grounds 1000 flight attendants sidelined since January.
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University of Michigan
Douglas Harvey
Washtenaw County Barbers Untor
Local 889
Bill Boatwright
Sheriff Harvey
Tex Ritter
Albert Gore
Senate
Johnny Cash
Tennessee
Cash
Ritter
Smut survey causes complaint among women volunteers
A Detroit volunteer group for the presidential commission on obscenity says 60 slides viewed were too smutty. Mrs. R. G. Johnston led the critique, while Douglas Wallace administered the test at Wayne State. The group insists they sought to help, not be duped, and says the material was overly raw for the audience.
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Detroit
Presidential Commission On
R. G. Johnston
Grosse Pointe
Presidential Commission
Reagan Tax Bill Advances in California Legislature
Gov Ronald Reagan's tax reform package moved toward final approval as the Assembly sent both parts to Ways and Means by 14-4 votes. Despite opposition from Democrats seeking school relief linked to the plan, supporters argue the measures will yield $60 million for poorer districts, with amendments to oil depletion allowances defeated.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Mittee
Bagley
Leo MecCarthy
San Francisco
McCarthy
Filipino Air Crash Kills 33
A Philippine Air Lines Hawker Siddeley jet on a domestic flight crashed near Cabenatuan, about 90 miles north of Manila, killing all 33 aboard. The official passenger list was incomplete with one Western name among Filipinos and Chinese. A baby was the only survivor at the scene, who later died in hospital. Weather was reported clear and radio contact with the control tower was last established at Cawayau.
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Manila
Philippine Air Lines
Cabenatuan
Cawayan
Cawayau
Charge Complanite in Nev. Car Death
MINDEN Nev UPI a 11year old Compton Calif man was charged with involuntary manslaughter in a traffic death Sunday on US 395 south of Minden The driver Charles Spann struck the rear of a motorcycle carrying 1d year old rider Kim Bohli
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Compton
Calif
Uss. 395
Here
Charles Spann
Kim Bohli
Shultz Sees Economic Gains By Midyear And Beyond
George P Shultz predicted an upswing in the US economy with slower price gains and better labor productivity by midyear and beyond. In a Monday speech to a labor conference of the American Newspaper Publishers Association he said by year end wages and prices should be more favorable. He noted unrest in labor talks with younger and older union members clashing over contract negotiations.
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Martha Mitchell
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Mark C. Hatfield
R-Cve
William Woestendick
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hatfield
Mansfield
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Robert I. Dole
Kansas
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Woestendiek
Newsroom
Weta-Tv
Washington
Non-Promit Public Broadcasting Channel
Kay
Mitchell
New York
George P Shultz
Shultz
American Newspaper Publishers Association
L B Officials to Eye Rock Fete Problems
The arrest of 46 people on drug charges at a Long Beach Arena pop concert prompted city officials to plan discussions on concert problems. Police detailed 65 officers to control the crowd of nearly 14,000 as narcotics teams report marijuana hashish and pills were found. Jethro Tull, Erie Burdon with War, and Clouds performed before the sellout crowd. Arena officials will meet with Police Chief Mooney and City Manager Mansell later this week.
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Long Beach Arena
Willis W. Platt
Jethro Tull
Erie Burdon
War
Clouds
Arena
Wiliam J. Mooney
John Mansell
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