Stevenson bill seeks federal handgun licensing plan
Sen. Adlai E. Stevenson ITI Illinois says his new bill to register and license handguns is workable and practical. It would require federal registration for every handgun and a license for owners age 18 and older who meet laws, with penalties for noncompliance. The measure envisions penalties up to five years in prison and $5,000 fine, and allows compensation for lawfully relinquished guns.
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Washington, D.C
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
America
Chicago
Judiciary Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Daley Prepares For 70th Birthday Keeps Fit Lifestyle
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley, approaching his 70th birthday, described his regimen of weights, rope skipping, cycling, and punching bag workouts. He said he feels 40 and enjoys baseball and football with grandchildren while noting his health as excellent. The birthday event includes a morning cake and civic leaders, with a brief interlude at 8:30 a.m. in City Hall.
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Richard J. Daley
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Daley
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Nixon wins support for mining North Vietnam harbors
A Harris poll reports 59 percent of Americans support President Nixon's decision to mine North Vietnam harbors, 24 percent disapprove, and 17 percent undecided. The findings come from interviews with 1,385 adults nationwide conducted at home.
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Nixon
North Vietnam
Louis Harris
Phase II six months old in good health despite inflation shift
Phase 2 began November 14, 1971, ending a wage price freeze. Inflation slowed, earnings rose, unemployment hovered near 6 percent while food and leather prices show mixed movements. Government efforts target big firms while small business feel price controls easing.
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Brooks Jackson
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Labor Department
Cost of Living Council
Internal Revenue Service
Price Commission
Inferno at Sennichi Department Store Kills 118 in Osaka
A seven story Sennichi Department Store fire in Osaka on Saturday night killed 118 and injured over 40. Most victims were in the top floor cabaret and many leaped to the roof or fell from nearby buildings. Firefighters battled flames for about 30 hours as rescuers worked rubble and chute failures hampered escapes.
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Osaka
Japan
Sennichi
Texas flood toll climbs to thirteen in New Braunfels
The Guadalupe River flood in New Braunfels Texas lifted the death toll to 13 with the discovery of a man and a girl. Officials earlier listed 20 to 25 missing but some may have been accounted for by Saturday. The city of 20000 reported about 10 million dollars in damage from the dawn Friday deluge.
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New Braunfels
Tex
Guadalupe River
All-America City Fair Highlights Caldwell Quilt Work
Amy Caldwell of Carbondale shows quilts at the All-America celebration as her granddaughter Amy Kis watches in downtown Carbondale. Caldwell is noted as a member of the event group with ties to the community.
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Amy E. Caldwell
Carbondale
Amy Kis
Caldwell
Peoria Officials Back Community Correctional Centers
At a Peoria hearing, officials and witnesses urged the creation of community correctional centers to house 100-200 inmates with differential treatment. State officials noted aging facilities and the need for modernized, local detention options supporting work release.
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Peoria Area
Peter B. Bensinger
Illinois Department of Corrections
Peoria County
Robert Clakins
Peoria State Hospital
Calkins
Bernard Kennedy
Bensinger
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