Pickets clash as UFW protests hit Bodine Farm northwest Phoenix
In Maricopa County deputies battled United Farm Workers pickets at Bodine Farm and four other vineyards northwest of Phoenix. A fire was set to a truck and workers were driven from fields while deputies mobilized reserves to protect lives and property amid tense negotiations.
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Penn Central may halt all trains if federal funds fail
The Penn Central bankruptcy trustees warned that without summer federal aid the railroad may cease freight and passenger service and liquidate by year end. They cited exhaustion of working capital and a perilous estate condition needing urgent action. Alexander Bezymensky, veteran Soviet poet and 1917 revolution participant, died at age 15.
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Kalmbach funded Wallace opponent in 1970 race
Testimony by John W. Dean II revealed Herbert W. Kalmbach supplied between 200000 and 400000 dollars to George C. Wallace opponent Albert Brewer in the 1970 Democratic primary. Dean said Kalmbach had been Nixon's private attorney and fundraiser, with past White House connections. Wallace later pursued the 1972 presidential nomination before being shot in May 1972.
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Senate votes 3 month halt in foreign aid
The Senate voted 48 to 43 to cut off funds for new foreign aid projects for three months. A continuing resolution expiring Sept. 30 was stripped of salaries and office management expenses for the Agency for International Development. Fulbright led the amendment to curb administration pressure on a $770 million foreign military aid bill, seeking to limit spending to about $1.08 billion annually. The measure awaits House-Senate conference.
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Ford says Nixon may seek Congress in Indochina
House leaders reported President Nixon promised to halt all Indochina bombing by August 15 or seek congressional approval for further actions. Ford said Nixon would sign a bill cutting funds for Cambodia bombing by August 15 but would veto earlier cuts. The talks aimed to avoid a direct clash between Congress and the White House as war critics split over timing and scope.
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