Graham Says U S Suffering Unrest Calls For Revival
Evangelist Billy Graham in Honolulu endorsed Fulbright’s view that American society is sick and in a period of unrest, urging a religious renewal while avoiding a firm stance on Vietnam. He supported defensive war notions and decried affluence as fueling rebellion.
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Poverty Cutback Seen in House Budget Battle
Washington reports the House targets antipoverty funds with Rep. Melvin R. Laird urging at least 400 million dollars cut from the Office of Economic Opportunity budget. Democrats push antipoverty measures on party lines as Republicans prepare a floor fight with expected Southern Democratic support. CEO director Sargent Shriver defends ongoing efforts for the poor amid fear of further OEO cuts and a larger $6 billion reduction target from Chairman George Mahon.
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Wisconsin
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Senate
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Embezzler Arraigned Second Time In Detroit Case
Gertrude Bale, 43, of Bloomfield Township, once convict of stealing 37,000, faces new embezzlement charges of 38,841 from a Detroit building supply firm where she was a bookkeeper. She stood mute at arraignment and was released on a 1,000 personal bond after serving six months of a five-year probation. Bale previously drew a sentence for stealing 37,000 from the Detroit Orthogenic School.
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Detroit House of Correction
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L B Woman Faces Challenge in GOP Bid
California Republican women gather for the 5th biennial convention in San Francisco. Margaret Rogers of Long Beach, longtime president of the Long Beach Council of Republican Women, is challenged from the floor by Angela Lombardi of Glendale for the presidential nomination. The nominating battle draws cheers as Rogers campaigns on unity and plans to contact regional vice presidents to back a 1968 Republican presidential winner. Delegates number 2246 with 428 alternates. polls run 7 am to noon, with results due at 3 pm after 21 election rules are read.
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Long Beach
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San Diego
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National Federation of Republican Women
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Couple Chases Crusoe Life on Isolated Island Adventure
Bruce Johnson and Shari Quem plan a life as modern Robinson Crusoe and Girl Friday leaving Los Angeles for an uninhabited island near American Samoa. They will hunt fish weave tools and build a raft to Pago Pago before hoping to be dropped on the isle by a sloop.
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Pago Pago
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Shari Quem
Los Angeles International
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Haiwaii
Reagan Defends UC Tuition in California Speech
Gov. Ronald Reagan addressed the California Federation of Republican Women defending tuition increases at the University of California. He accused a few publications of distorting his administration and noted his mental health policy while criticizing press objectivity. He cited a stable patient to staff ratio since 1966 and warned against government expansion. Indira Gandhi arrives for official Bulgaria visit in Sofia.
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University of California
California Federation of Republican Women
California
Delivery sly at Circulation if PACOET aut pay a
The fragmentary text shows a disrupted note about delivery or payment procedures and a possible instruction to pay. The readable pieces mention circulation and a payment action, but lack clear context or complete facts to identify a person, date, or organization with certainty.
Millions of Pills Recalled In Potency Probe
The FDA announced a recall of 30 million coumadin tablets by Endo Laboratories of Garden City New York. Potency readings showed some pills above or below standards but no immediate health danger. 2 mg and 2.5 mg doses were slightly subpotent. The maker agreed to withdraw the affected lots and pharmacists will be notified. the recall covers only a small portion of the drug supply.
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FDA
James L. Goddard
Food and Drug Administration
U.S
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