Nixon to face reporters at snowbound Washington conference
President Nixon returns from Camp David to host a news conference with reporters who have awaited questions since Sept. 2. Topics likely include My Lai, Vietnam war, troop withdrawals, and Paris talks as networks plan live analysis and summaries.
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Bloc of Con-Con delegates seek strong ethics rule
Springfield opens the Constitutional Convention with a push by a Democratic bloc for a robust disclosure rule on conflicts of interest. Delegates debate rules and leadership while socializing around the opening, with Rep. Paul Edward criticizing the draft rules and vowing scrutiny of lobbyist ties.
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End of welfare state called by Farm Bureau leader
Farm Bureau leader Shuman urged courage to tackle controversial issues and reject compromise as he spoke at the federation's 50th anniversary convention in Washington. He warned federal spending must be controlled and government programs phased out, saying present farm subsidies cost about 3.5 billion dollars annually and hurt producers more than they help. Farm Bureau stands alone.
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U.S. Arms Talks Recessed In Helsinki
The eighth SALT session between the United States and Soviet Union was postponed at U.S. request. An American spokesman said the delay, due to lack of required information, does not indicate trouble and the session should resume soon, likely Tuesday or Wednesday. No public progress details were issued.
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Fire incidents report from West Frankfort and Marion
Fire calls occurred in West Frankfort at 4 45 pm Friday at 208 West Poplar Street. Damage to the home of Mrs Lula Smith estimated at 50 to 100 dollars with cause undetermined. Earlier police had used tear gas in the house before capturing an escaped prisoner. In Marion at 8 15 pm Saturday Edward Walker reported a trailer fire at Parks Trailer Court caused by a hot water heater.
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Clashes Kill 170 of Enemy on Cambodian Border
American air cavalrymen and airmen battled North Vietnamese troops along a 100 mile stretch of the Cambodian border north of Saigon. Dozens of clashes produced 170 enemy deaths and 3 U. S. fatalities with 18 wounded. Heaviest fighting occurred near Bu Dop Special Forces camp. About 50 B 52 bombers struck base camps and gun positions, dropping over 1,000 tons of explosives. Also noted was the death of Lillian Molesm of Benton, with funeral arrangements announced.
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