War fuels Cambodian child starvation crisis amid aid debate
In Phnom Penh at Kantha Bopha Hospital, Dr Beat Richner cites 65 child deaths weekly despite full wards and medicine from Swiss Red Cross. He says a halted aid would worsen the crisis, while U.S. plans for more than 200 million in military aid loom amid ongoing fighting.
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Auto layoffs ease but union fund funds dry up
Detroit UPI reports auto industry open-ended layoffs will fall to 205 000 next week from 209 150 as Ford recalls 1 775 workers. Temporary layoffs rise with seven plants shut for a week. UAW states Chrysler funded SUB payments exhausted after 428 000 is spent, leaving salaried workers without extra unemployment aid.
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Was Portuguese rebellion a fake
A group of Portuguese military officers admitted staging a rebellion in Lisbon to restore democracy, but the coup was crushed by leftists in the military government. Reports said air force planes bombed an artillery regiment near the Lisbon airport, yet diplomats questioned the uprising's authenticity and fervor.
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NAACP Wins Desegregation Suit Targets District Funds
The ruling orders HEW to enforce desegregation standards in districts still with segregated schools within two months and imposes a seven month window for voluntary negotiation. Over 100 districts across 16 states, including Arkansas Delaware Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Mississippi Missouri Oklahoma North and South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia and West Virginia, face potential loss of federal funds if noncompliance continues.
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Senate panel OKs tax cut in broad recession bill
The Senate Finance Committee approved a 292 billion tax cut aimed at fighting the recession. It provides 1974 rebates of 100 to 200 for most Americans, mailings in May or June, and totals a 7.9 billion higher 1975 Treasury loss than the House plan. The package includes 13.1 billion in 1975 cuts and 8 billion for business incentives, with targeted rebates for Chrysler Lockheed Pan American and others.
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