Mansfield argues no legitimate reason to bomb Cambodia
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said Nixon has no valid reason to continue bombing Cambodia and supports halting funding. He noted the first possible move is the 578 million State Department bill, with hearings to follow. Mansfield backs limiting U S combat actions in Indochina and urges a Cambodian peace path via Prince Sihanouk's return to power.
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Air Fare Hike: 34-Cent Surcharge Levied
Washington officials say air fares rise 34 cents per flight starting Sunday to cover costs of armed guards and screening gear. The CAB approved the surcharge in March to help airlines defray electronic screening and luggage inspectors expenses. Passengers will pay the extra charge each time they board a flight, including connecting legs.
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Meat boycott spreads coast to coast in April fool protest
A nationwide meat boycott expands from Connecticut origins toward 19 states with plans for week long or month long meatless actions. California New York Ohio Illinois Pennsylvania Michigan lead efforts while Iowa Nebraska resist. Restaurants trim prices in New York City and Washington protesters target the White House with symbolic displays. Local officials in Maine promote mussels and Utah and New Hampshire back extended campaigns amid comments from public figures and health officials.
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Researchers discover cancer blocking drug
A California pharmacologist and colleagues report two drug classes that block transformation of normal cells into cancer cells even after infection by cancer-causing viruses. In tests on chickens and mice exposed to such viruses, the drugs prevented cancer development nearly completely, offering a potential preventive use for high risk individuals, including women with viral footprints but no tumors yet.
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