Overseas GI cutback sparks Senate vote in United States
The Senate endorsed a 23 percent reduction in U S land based troops overseas amid objections it would weaken U S leverage in negotiations with the Soviet Union. The vote followed a string of reductions this week and included an amendment prohibiting U S aid to North Vietnam and the Viet Cong.
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Soviet Union
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Robert J. Dale
Rkan
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Indochina
John G. Tower
Texas
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
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Hubert I. Humephrey
D-Minn
Bie TopEe
White House
Gerald J. Warren
Nixon
Europe
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Whimsical Pickled Phrases Mark Washington Scribbles
A jumble of names and oddities fills the page from Washington including Peter Piper, Proxmire, Tower, and Boyle. Reports on Boyle near death after Slatin pills and a murder conspiracy case against JOSEPT YAC HLONSKI swirl with Jim Garrison’s acquittal on bribery charges and references to the Cape Canaveral era figure Lt. Col. Turner dying in El Paso.
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Peter Pipey
Mater
North Carolina
Republican
Rob Packwood
William Proxmire
Wis
Peter Piper
Tony Boyle
Pony Boyle
United Mite Workers Union
Wad Ustad
George Washington
Uiiveralty Hospital
Washington
Boyle
Tittyburgh
Foeml Union
Josept
Jock" Yachlonski
Yablonski
Ware
Clarksville
Union
Jim Garrison
Julie Faith
New Orleans
Newsmetch
Gmhald Gallinghoush
Ensa
Garrison
John A. Caller
Harold R. Turner
Cape Canaveral
el Paso
Tex
Organ Mountains
New Mexico
Turner
White Sands Proving Ground
White Sars Missile Range
Nixon panel to reveal fund donors
Acting under court order, President Nixon campaign committee prepared to release the list of contributors who gave 20 million in secret to Nixon's 1972 re election campaign. The move follows legal fights with Common Cause over disclosure before a new federal law took effect.
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Warrington
Dominican kidnapper held by Paris police
A leftist refugee in the Mexican Embassy in Santa Domingo held the ambassador's son hostage and fled to Paris. Casado was taken into custody after negotiations. he claimed to have safe passage but authorities debated his status as a refugee.
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Santa Doria
Gatd Mandirado Cassada
France
Casedo
Santa Domingo
Francisco Fj Garcia
Cuetlahoc
Casado
Joaquin Bala
Fuez
Niny
Gas stations close unless controls eased nationwide
Western New York gas stations began weekend protest closures as Phase 4 price controls faced possible relaxation. About 1000 retailers in Buffalo planned noon Friday to Monday shutdowns, with some stations remaining closed. others held open to gauge action by the Cost of Living Council on ceiling prices and potential increases. Local lines formed as motorists anticipated the disruption, while similar actions occurred in Indiana and Missouri with calls for wholesale pass-through of costs and broader rule changes. The Gulf Oil Co announced a half-cent rise, and officials warned further cuts could follow if controls stayed tight.
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New York State
Buffalo
Cost of Living Council
Bennington
Indiana
St. Louis
Italion
Dunlop
Nixon
Charles Binsted
National Congress of Pentalenm
Binsted
Gulf Oil Co
Thoreday
Gulf
Houston
Tex
Bill Newman
Greater
Teader
Tom Teamér
Lew
Missouri
Automobile Club of Washington
Puget Sound Stes
Spikesman
Nichi-gan
Michigan
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