Nixon Budget Veto Looms as Congress Pushes Cuts
President Nixon faces a standoff as Congress votes 254 to 142 to require restarting the Rural Environmental Assistance Program with 225 million through June 30. The vote, amid claims of veto risk, signals a protracted battle over spending priorities and possible presidential veto if the Senate supports the measure.
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Carl C Craft
Associated Press
Washington
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Nixon
Senate
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Kaye
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Five Die In Belfast Mass Casualty Riots Firefights
Five more people die in Belfast as rioting and arson sweep the city during religious conflict. Firefighters, a sniper victim, a youth, and three Protestant combatants are reported among the dead as gangs attack Catholic targets and churches amid army shelling and rubber bullet barrages. Dozens are injured in the daytime chaos across multiple towns with churches and a convent school hit by violence.
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ED Blanche
Associated Press
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Farmer Kills Eight Before Being Shot by Police
A Malay farmer, Bin Hassan, killed eight people with a shotgun over more than 12 hours near Kuala Lumpur before police killed him in a rice field. Four officers were wounded as victims included three farmers, a spouse and daughter, a cyclist, and two paper merchants. The motive remains unclear.
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Malaysia
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Rinefield
Fragmented Message From Historic Bible Thought Note
A garbled historical clipping cites Bible thoughts and a quotation by Eleanor Roosevelt and lists places and dates with scattered phrases. It mentions Memorial Law, Independence Day observances, and public notices with unclear specifics, ending with a price of 9.00 monthly and 24 per year.
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Simoni
Marti
Skyscraper Glass Shatters In High Wind
Boston report states New Wigan’s tallest building suffers extensive glass breakage as winds gust up to 101 mph. Patches cover areas while 10,348 panes shield the exterior. 340 shattered or removed, up to 60 nicked or scratched. Insurance firm Mutual Life seeks fixes costing up to eight million. Construction delays extend six months as engineers search for solutions.
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John Hancock Sstory
Boston
Daniel Q. Haney
Associated Press
APY
New Wigan
John Simcock Mutual
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Senate panel to probe Watergate bugging and GOP espionage
The Senate voted 77 to 0 to form a special committee to investigate Watergate bugging and related GOP espionage claims from 1972. Democrats pressed to widen inquiries to 1964 and 1968 campaigns while Republicans sought even membership. White House pledged cooperation. hearings unlikely for months.
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DNC
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Hugh Scott
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixons
U.S
Watergate Complex
Ann Tarr
Springfield
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Collingdale
Justice Department
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Howard Baker
Hlenn
T Tree
Edward Gurney
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