Nixon Urges Russia Ties To End Cold War In Spirit Of Peace
President Nixon called for Russia to join the United States in reducing nuclear weapons and end attempts to dictate others' futures. He said the postwar period has ended and no nation should be a permanent enemy, stressing continued treaty commitments while pursuing peaceful cooperation with China and the wider world.
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Soviet Union
Russia
United States
America
U.S
Nixon
West
China
Ile
Filipinos Riot At U S Embassy In Manila
A large anti-American demonstration in Manila escalated into a destructive riot as about 30 000 protesters clashed with police near the U S embassy. Demonstrators smashed windows, hurled torches and Molotov cocktails, breached gates, and set fires in the vicinity injuring 20 Filipinos while no Americans were hurt.
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Manila
Ues
U.S
Phillipines
United States
Ferdinand B. Marcos
Hilton
Vyriendy Filipinas
Marcos
Roxas Boulevard
Simplified Tax Forms Seen Too Complex by Senator Moss
Senator Frank Moss of Utah criticizes the IRS for overcomplicating tax forms. He notes constituents who filed last year’s simple 1040 short form struggled with the current form and must pay private tax services $5 to $10 for a basic return.
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Washington
UPS
Internal Revenue Service
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Moss
IRS
Randolph ‘Thrower
Nixon backs local, opposes federal busing in schools
Washington dispatch reports the Nixon administration refuses to object to segregation arising from housing patterns and opposes federally ordered student busing to balance schools. Bryce N. Harlow endorses Senator Scott's amendment to a Senate school aid bill, arguing it avoids prejudging de facto segregation while allowing South cases. The debate centers on enforcing desegregation nationwide and eliminating federal busing mandates to correct racial imbalance.
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Washington
Harlow
Scott
Senate
South
Stennis
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Dixie
Supreme Court
Two Fullerton Students Nabbed for Disrupting Reagan Speech
Fullerton State College students Bruce Frederick Church and David Allen MacKowtak were arrested after disrupting Gov. Ronald Reagan’s address to about 4,000 students. Police used video tapes as evidence and cited a new California law penalizing disturbances at junior and state colleges. Both face college disciplinary actions and possible suspension.
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Fullerton State College
Tonald Reagan
Church
Mac Kowiak
Fullerton
Machkowiak
McKowiak
Corona
Ernest Beekar
Dirk Chespears
Medicial Board
MacKowik
Widely Known Entertainers Read For Young Readers
A program features famous performers presenting reading and imaginative exercises for a 25 year old audience in a community event. It highlights collaboration with authors and educators to encourage literacy and creativity among attendees.
Harbor Avenue Reprofiles Paving and Potholes Near Greenleaf
Street care asks why Harbor Avenue from 70th Street north to the Greenleaf limit is so neglected with about one-quarter of the block unpaved. The unpaved area is Edison right of way. the city portion is paved and will be regraded and oiled soon. Cuckholes north of Artesia Boulevard were repaired by the city maintenance department.
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Action Line
Harbor Avenue
70Th Street
Greenleaf
Artesia Boulevard
Long Beach
Edison Company
Power Company
Long Beach Schools Defended Over Diabetic Child's Education
A Long Beach mother voices praise for Minnie Gant School staff, noting exceptional cooperation and emergency readiness for her 10 year old brittle diabetic son. She commends the principal and teachers for managing insulin reactions and safeguarding his schooling, including camp access.
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B.M.W
Long Beach
Minnie Gant School
Candy
D. W
Speaker Ouster Motion Defeated in House Battle
The article covers Democrats split over a self examination study led by Minnesota Rep. Donald M. Fraser and the ensuing defeat of Waldie's challenge to House leadership. Reps Reese Royhal Leggett Edwards backed Waldie. Tunney was absent campaigning for Senate. McCormack avoided comment while Albert signaled support. Fraser argued the study targets seniority and House customs.
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Thomas Reese
Los Angeles
Ed Royhal
Robert Leggett
Vallejo
Don Edwards
San Jose
John V. Tunney
Riverside
Waldie
California
Senate
Study
Minnesota
Donald M. Fraser
Democratic Study Group
McCormack
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Democratic Heirarchy
Fraser
Rep. Rees
Blacks Seize Four Amherst College Buildings
About two Black students from five New England colleges seized four major buildings on the Amherst College campus early today. The demonstrators, members of the Afro-American Society, planned to swell their numbers during the day and occupied Converse Hall, the administration building, the Robert Frost Library, the Amherst Science Center and the Black Cultural Center. They also used the college radio station.
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Amimmast
Mass
UPI
New England
Amherst College
Live College
Amherst
University of Massachusetts
Smith
Mount Loryoke
Stampshire College
Converse Hall
Robert Frost
Amherst Science Center
Black Cultural Center
Committee Shakeup by Schrade in California Senate
Senator Jack Schrade announced a mild reshuffle in the California Senate committee system after taking over as president pro tem. He split two panels, created five new select committees, removed five chairmen who opposed his takeover, and kept some loyalists, with Wayne named to Government Organization. A Public Utilities panel was created to handle Insurance and Financial Institutions bills, chaired by Ralph Dills, while Water became a separate committee under William E. Coombs. Additional select committees cover Educational Handicapped, Environmental Control, Rapid Transit, Urban Affairs, and Salinity Intrusion in Agricultural Soils. Senate member James R. Mills was replaced as Transportation chair by Randolph.
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Schrade
San Diego
Howard Way
Senate
Way
Government Organization Committee
Scherade
Public Utilities
Insurance and Financial Institutions Committee
Ralph Dills
D-Gardena
Water, Wildlife and Natural Resources Committee
William IE. Coombs
F-Rialto
Dills
Combs
James R. Mills
Transportation Committee
Old Guard
Sen
Randolph
Five of Chicago Seven Trial Defendants Convicted
The Chicago Seven trial produced a verdict with five of the seven defendants found guilty amid courtroom outbursts. Defendants and lawyers voiced anger and shock as sentences were announced, and Hochman was heard criticizing the process. The jury’s decision, seen as a major legal milestone, faces anticipated appeals on other grounds.
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Chicago
U.S
Fraines
Rubin
Hoffman
Weiner
Asst. U.S. Atty
Richard G. Schulte
Anna Hoffman
Julie
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Kunstler
Edward Fo Kratske
Chicago Transit Authority
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Eshn
Joy
Ray Boathi
Sahi
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Candlewood
Jack Lalanne
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Firestone Blvd
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Riri
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