Russell Family Dominates Senate Session At White House
The Russell clan marked the day in Washington as Rev. Mary Edward Russell delivered the opening prayer in the Senate. Senator Richard B Ross, dean and president pro tem, watched kin in attendance while his brother led services at the White House for Nixon and officials. About 50 relatives were present.
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Stateless girl blocked at Johannesburg by travel ban
Ranjan Vaid, 21, a stateless Asian, was prevented from entering South Africa after an attempt to return to her birthplace Kenya. She boarded Lufthansa from Frankfurt seeking London, was kept in the airport lounge, and must reboard to Nairobi with no entry permit. Her brother Shantilal works in London as an accountant. The British Home Office had limited Kenyan Asian admissions and could not make an exception. Lufthansa and BOAC refused onward travel to Kenya before Frankfurt stop.
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Minority Hiring Plan to Spread to 19 More Cities
Labor Secretary George P. Shultz announced the Philadelphia plan would be extended to 19 metropolitan areas unless they craft acceptable formulas to expand construction jobs for minority workers. The plan requires bidders on federally funded projects of 500000 dollars or more to submit affirmative action plans with specific hiring goals and timetables.
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Allies N Viet Clashes at Cambodian Border
Saigon reports continued clashes as North Vietnamese forces press into South Vietnam from Cambodian bases for a fourth day. A U S patrol boat strayed into Cambodia and was captured with a five man crew. Cambodian mercenaries led by Green Berets killed 15 Communist troops in the Mekong Delta near the frontier. Authorities say over 12,000 North Vietnamese troops moved into or near Cambodian sanctuaries since last summer. More than 4,000 rocket rounds and other explosives were found in Long Khanh province. U S troop strength stood at 472 100 as of Feb 3 prior to phased withdrawals.
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Free heat better device for the hard of hearing
A new simple electronic hearing aid style device is offered free by Associated Fighting Aid Center and Mahlberg Hearing Aids. It promises easier listening to radio and TV with no cost or obligation. Call HE2-0459 or write Heat Better 537 Pine Long Beach 0812 to request delivery.
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Strikes Hit New Jersey’s Two Largest School Systems
Newark and Jersey City teachers began or continued strikes affecting 117000 students. Jersey City teachers voted to strike over pay while Newark teachers stayed off for sixth day in a salary dispute, prompting possible court action and warnings from officials.
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