Nixon to propose 200.8 billion budget with military cuts
Washington Post reports President Nixon will send a 200.8 billion dollar budget to Congress for the next fiscal year with a 5.8 billion cut in defense and a target surplus of 1.3 billion. Spending in space agriculture and veterans benefits is trimmed, and the budget signals monetary restraint to revive housing construction. The plan expects a flat first half economy with a modest second half revival and possible unemployment rise, aiming for economic credibility and lower inflation.
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Three Cleveland men indicted in Yablonski case
A federal grand jury in Cleveland indicted Paul E. Gilly Claude F Vealey and Aubran W Martin on seven counts of conspiracy in the murder of mine union leader Joseph A Jock Yablonski. The defendants who faced Pennsylvania charges were held on 775000 bond in jail.
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Indictment Details Plot to Kill UMW Leader Yablonski
Nixon cites budget limits for new programs while charging defendants in a conspiracy to murder union leader Joseph Yablonski. The plan allegedly involved poison, dynamite, and gunfire with trips across several states, and potential death penalties in Pennsylvania. Huddleston testified as the grand jury reconvenes the case.
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Typhoid Ship Still Tied Up in Vancouver
Canadian medical authorities keep the typhoid carrier aboard the 25,000 ton liner Oronsay in quarantine. They refuse to identify the individual responsible, while 73 passengers and crew remain hospitalized. Officials said medical clearance to depart will not be granted until investigations finish.
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Nigerians Oust CBS Man From Lagos
Nigerian special branch detectives ordered CBS news correspondent Morley Safer to leave the country within two days after he and colleague Gerald Miller were arrested and questioned. Safer faced questions about alleged ties to the CIA or Israeli intelligence and was detained for about three hours.
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