Senate Leaders Invited to Visit China After Nixon Trip
Senate leaders Mike Mansfield and Hugh Scott may visit China in late spring or summer to build on Nixon's trip. Nixon told leaders of talks with Chou En-lai and discussed Downey's case. Scott noted a potential trip after Congress recess, possibly during the summer conventions.
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Congress approves first comprehensive antinoise bill
The House passed a 26 noise control measure by a 356 to 32 vote, directing EPA to set standards and identify major noise sources across construction, transportation, motors, and electronics. Three national parks will test a temporary quota system for wilderness visitors this summer. An American spy satellite launch from Cape Kennedy aims to monitor rocket tests and detect missile threats. Cesar Chavez's United Farm Workers and Coca Cola sign a three year contract for 1,200 Florida migrant workers, a regional first.
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Gun battle at Federal Reserve Bank kills guard in Richmond
In Richmond Virginia an early evening confrontation among bank guards turned into a gun fight in the basement of the Federal Reserve Bank. Sgt. Pascal R Fuson 52 was shot six times and later charged with murder and three counts of malicious wounding. Three other guards were wounded one critically.
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Senate rejects busing ban amid desegregation debate
The Senate defeats a proposal by Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. to bar federal officials from restricting a child to the school nearest home. The vote is 67 to 26 amid debate on the higher education desegregation bill. A separate Ervin amendment on racial balance busing passes 90 to 2, requiring constitutional standards.
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