War funds windfall unlikely for 1971 economy
Moynihan told the Urban Affairs Council that a war spending windfall in the next few years is unlikely. He warned that even if Southeast Asia spending ends, federal outlays may not fall in tandem due to Medicare growth, revenue sharing, and other programs. The budget for fiscal 1971 could rise or fall, he said, as decommitments occur.
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Office of Exonomic Opportunity
Department of Health, Erlucation and Welfare
Labor Department
Marchers clash with police amid city building protests
On Monday, about 1,000 Black Construction Coalition marchers demanded their rights as police lined streets and used billy clubs and chemical spray. The demonstrations halted 10 projects worth about 200 million, closing roads during the morning rush. Four people were arrested on misdemeanor charges.
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Three Rivers Stadium
Manchester Bridge
Allegheny Center
Byrd Brown
Michael Dismond
Black Construction Coalition
Stranded motorists aid ends in kidnap murder attempt
A Good Samaritan couple stopped to aid two stranded men on Lopes Canyon Road near Foothill Boulevard. Kathryn Murphy, 41, was beaten to death while her husband, a used car salesman, was beaten and hospitalized. Authorities described the assault as occurring about an hour before midnight Monday.
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Good Samaritan
Canyon
Sheriff's Deputies
Kathryn Murphy
Sunland
Pacoima
Lopes Canyon Road
Foothill Boulevard
Murphy
Judge Defends Draft Conscientious Objection Case
Erik Kik, a youth, challenged Judge Solamon’s stance in a draft case involving his mother and advisor Grossman. The judge reduced the sentence to three years probation while preserving the right to conscientious objection. Kik plans to register for the draft and attend junior college near Palo Alto. Mrs. Whitehorn held a news conference denying publicity motives and releasing a three page statement.
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Kik
Palo Alto
Eve Near Hurricanes Off Florida Coast
Tropical Storm Eve strengthens toward hurricane intensity off the Florida coast as repair work and body searches continue in Camille ravaged areas. Forecasters say Eve may strengthen but poses no immediate land threat while Bermuda and the mid Atlantic remain on alert. In Mississippi and Louisiana, flood relief expands with HUD leasing sites for up to 1000 trailers as casualty toll rises and Virginia works on cost estimates.
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Jave
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Jacksonville
Robert Simpson
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Mia
Neil Frank
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Virginia
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Mills. Godwin Jr
Richmond
Mississippi Gulf Coast
U.S. Department of Housing and Urbatt Development
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Gulfport
Long Beach
Pass Christian
Ssissippi
John Bell Williams
Gulf Coast
Infidelity Rate High Kinsey Group Claims
NEW YORK UPK Sexual affairs outside marriage became common rather than rare, according to the Institute for Sex Research. Dr Paul Gebhard said about 60 percent of married men and 35 to 40 percent of married women have affairs. He cited Morton Hunts The Affair and noted Kinsey estimates differ but show a trend toward permissiveness. Men tended to seek affairs after years of marriage. women’s pattern varied. Boredom and emotional strain were cited as key factors in infidelity.
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Rave
Institute For Sex Research
Alfred Kinsey
Paul Gebhard
Institute
Indiana University
Gebhard
Morton Hunts
Ladies’ Home Journal
Kinsey
First U S Airlines Co Pilot Wears Skirt in Houston
Air East Airlines inaugural Houston to Austin flight features Joe Claire Welch 30, the first woman hired as a regular flight crew member. Welch, educated at Trinity University and former Odessa teacher, expresses pride in flying six passenger Navajos and looks forward to Handley Page jets. Air East president Fred Yost defends her qualifications amid light ribbing from some staff.
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Seattle
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Fred Yost
Air East
Miss Welch
Gene Korn
Airast
Excent
Talks Set on Thailand Withdrawal Plan
Bangkok announced talks between the United States and Thailand to discuss a graduated reduction of U S troops in Thailand. Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman and U S Ambassador Leonard Unger will meet in Bangkok to review security needs and plan staged troop withdrawals though no specific numbers or timelines were given.
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U.S
Thailand
Thai Foreign Ministry
Arate
One Shot Two Escape in Downey Restaurant Holdup
A late Monday Downey robbery at Judy K's Restaurant left a 19 year old transient shot and seriously wounded as two accomplices escaped with about 600 dollars. Owner Sam Lacatus 47 said he fired a pistol at the fleeing suspect through a plate glass window in the rear parking lot as Larry Saunders was wounded and taken to hospital. Geraldine Horn 48 and other customers were threatened during the hold up.
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Florence Ave
Sam Lacatus
Lacatus
Geraldine Horn
Saunders
Lacalus
Lacalais
Rownler
Downey Community Hospital
German Magazine Claims to Have War Plans of U S
Der Stern in Hamburg reports top secret American plans for nuclear chemical and biological warfare in Europe were sent anonymously to the magazine. CIA and West German counterintelligence pursue a high level suspect at U S European command in Stuttgart. Ramparts also says it has a copy and plans a publication in October.
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Europe
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Counter-Intelligence
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Ramparts
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Scheer
Ex NAACP Aide Joins Legal Firm in New York
Robert L. Carter, former NAACP general counsel, resigning last fall, will become a senior partner at Poletti Freidein Prashker Feldman Gartner in New York. Carter, age 52, left amid a dispute over the board’s firing of a young white lawyer from the staff.
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New York
Robert L. Carter
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Netro
Poletti
Freidein
Prashker
Feldman & Gartner
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