Las Vegas show dates up in air after Channing remarks
Former star Carol Channing denounced as misquoted after a Las Vegas columnist quoted her criticizing the town's hospitality and prices. Her Reno counterpart defended the reporting while Channing's manager called the piece a tremdendous situation as Flamingo officials note she was tentatively booked for December.
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Prospector Saliver Dies Alone in Idaho Cabin
Saliver,81, last of rugged mountain men, died Tuesday in his isolated Salmon River cabin Idaho after hosting visitors. He prospected at Lantz Bar since 1925 and lived alone since 1954 when his wife died. He left property to the National Forest Service but could reside until death. Body to Hamilton for funeral with burial in Corvallis. Also notes about film producer Mel Ferrer, actress Kin Ma, jazz pianist Joe Sullivan, and playwright Phoee Ephyon.
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Senate votes to reduce military aid by twenty percent
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a 7 to 6 cut of 20 percent to this year's foreign military assistance, reducing total aid from 703 million to 565 million. The panel also set ceilings for Cambodia aid, with debate centering on ensuring minimal essential support while preserving U.S. option to increase aid in emergencies.
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House panel clears $2 minimum wage bill in 24–7 vote
The House Education and Labor Committee approved a bill to raise the federal minimum wage to $2 an hour next January for about 35 million workers, with 24 voting for and 7 against. The measure, stronger than Nixon’s plan, adds anti hire of illegal aliens tied to a Nixon nominee’s food plant graft finding and expands coverage to state and local government, preschool, domestic, and conglomerate workers. Farm wages rise to $1.50 next January and $1.70 a year later, with farm coverage going to $1.60 for nonfarm workers in later proposals.
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Viet Cong Says Nixon Must Deal Here to End War
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese delegates in Paris told reporters that peace can be reached only through negotiations at the Paris talks, not by Nixon visiting Beijing or Moscow. They demanded Nixon answer their proposals at the conference and criticized U S moves as they protest a road in the Demilitarized Zone and urge flexible bargaining while Porter's briefing noted North Vietnam’s influence in the South was at an all time low.
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