SIU President urges senate to aid 10 campus concerns
SIU Carbondale President Derge urged the Faculty Senate to help solve ten key problems facing the university. He highlighted campus symmetry with SIU Edwardsville, tenure and sabbatical studies, campus alcohol policy, ROTC plans, program review, and long range budgets for 1976 40. He pressed for an exhaustive campus relationship review and autonomous status for Carbondale, promising to attend meetings and form a partnership.
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Texas youths indicted in mass slayings case
Grand jury indicts Elmer Wayne Henley Jr. aged 17 and David Owen Brooks aged 18 for killings tied to a string of teen murders in Texas. Prosecutors say only these two remain under active investigation with multiple indictments possible.
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Last U S warplanes salute Cambodia over Phnom Penh
Crowds paused as two U S Air Force F-4s roared low over Phnom Penh signaling the end of the bombing in Cambodia. A third plane trailed blue and white smoke. Maj John Hoskins, 37, of Portsmouth Ohio, credited with the last bomb drop, said it occurred at 10 44 a m Cambodia time in a wooded area 40 miles northeast of the capital.
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Senators praise end to Cambodian bombing in Indochina
Senators active in pressuring a U S combat role in Indochina express relief that American bombing of Cambodia has ended. Harold Hughes and Thomas Eagleton vow vigilance to enforce the halt, with Eagleton urging subsequent cuts to U S military shipments to Cambodia. George McGovern calls for ending arms shipments as well.
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Nixon Takes Case to People Tonight
A New York Times report outlines Nixon's private mood amid Watergate disclosures. Observers cite shifts between anguish and resolve, noting his secrecy and decision to press on. White House aides see threats from political enemies, while critics point to a stubborn fight to preserve policies and authority.
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Government tries again to lift beef price lid
A federal judge in Philadelphia denied another injunction to end the beef price ceiling. Judge Louis C Bechtle ruled the request by Salsbury’s Meslis of Shillington pa unconstitutional as a deprivation of property without due process. Wholesale and retail beef prices remain under ceiling until September 12 as other foods begin Phase Four thaw.
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Weather outlook with hot humid temperatures this week
Forecaster says fair tonight with lows 65 to 70 degrees. Thursday will be partly sunny, very warm and humid with a four percent chance of thunderstorms and a high near 90. Friday to Sunday expect fair skies and continued warm weather with highs in the lower 90s and lows in the lower 70s.
Governor vetoes speed up bill in Illinois
Springfield AP Governor Daniel Walker vetoed a bill by Rep James Washburn to force the rapid introduction of appropriation bills after the budget submission. Walker argued new or federal fiscal delays can justify postponement and said the two week deadline is unrealistic for careful legislative review.
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Skylab 2 Crew Ordered to Add Experiments
Space Center Houston AP reports Skylab 2 astronauts told to plan a full 59 day mission with more experiments aboard the orbiting laboratory. Mission Control scheduled hours of extra work for the three spacemen to extend tasks and maximize orbital science.
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Nixon to Address Nation Over Watergate Scandal
President Nixon prepares a televised Oval Office speech and a written statement as his first comprehensive reply to Watergate allegations since May 22. He aims to rally support for his second term while denying advance knowledge of the break in and cover up, but acknowledging shortcomings in warning signs. He is expected to blame others partly, including Dean, with subsequent public remarks planned in New Orleans and California.
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Nixon-Haldeman White House meeting confirmed
The White House confirms President Nixon met with former top aide H R Haldeman about 12 days ago after Haldeman finished testimony before the Senate Watergate committee. Press secretary Warren said Nixon invited him to visit the White House to offer support and farewell.
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