Nixon vetoes 185 million emergency medical plan
President Nixon vetoed a 185 million emergency medical services program saying it is too costly and exceeds federal scope. He called for a demonstration role and leaving states to build local systems. House approved 306 to111 and Senate 97 to 0. plan would have funded three years and kept some Public Health Service inpatient facilities.
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Plane wreckage near Seneca ends search for Perdelwitz family
Bodies of a man and a woman from Princeville were found in a light aircraft wreckage northeast of Seneca near the LaSalle Grundy county line. Illinois State Police said Civil Air and emergency crews joined more than 100 searchers and about 30 planes for Robert Perdelwitz, 42, and his daughter Donna, 21, with the search paused at sundown and resumed at daybreak.
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Tho calls Paris peace pact a historic U S setback
Le Duc Tho, North Vietnamese Politburo member, described the Paris cease fire accord as one of the biggest setbacks in U S history. He hailed the agreement as a historic victory for his people after years of anti U S struggle for national salvation in Hanoi.
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Bicycles Registered in Herrin Program to Track Owners
The Herrin police registered about 180 bicycles on Wednesday as part of a new program to prevent theft and help identify owners of lost two wheelers. Martyn Clark, 15, of 337 Park Lane, Herrin assisted in the process as Officer Ken Sons oversaw the inspection and registration.
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CIA names William Colby as new director of the CIA
The Senate confirms President Nixon's nomination of William E. Colby a career intelligence officer to head the Central Intelligence Agency. Colby has served as deputy director for operations since March replacing James R. Schlesinger who moves to the Defense Department. The 83 to 13 vote followed calls for tighter congressional scrutiny of covert operations.
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House approves security work bill for Nixon homes
The House passed a 4.3 billion White House funding measure including security work at Nixon’s personal residences requiring congressional approval. It moves to the Senate as Rep Buchanan predicts public reports on improvements will appear within 10 days. The White House pledged full disclosures but gave no date.
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