UN resolution refutes prewar status quo, Goldberg says
Goldberg told a news conference the key November 22 1967 UN resolution he helped draft shows the United Nations rejected restoring the prewar status quo. He spoke after Israel's Labor party rejected withdrawal proposals from occupied Egyptian Syrian Jordanian territories.
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Nixon ties election to Viet Nam withdrawal plan
President Nixon announced a phased withdrawal of 100000 troops from South Vietnam by December 1, reducing U S forces to 184000 as the 1972 election nears. He claimed Vietnamization success and urged accountability in that vote while resisting a fixed withdrawal date.
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Meany denounces labor scapegoat role in economic policy
AFLCIO President George Meany testifies to a Senate subcommittee criticizing administration and Chairman Arthur Burns for double standards. He argues wage curbs hurt construction workers and urges across the board restraints while defending President's stand-by powers to stabilize prices rents and wages. Senator John Tower defends the President against Meany's criticisms.
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Bob Sparks longtime athlete civic leader dies at 52
Bob Sparks, noted Butte athlete and civic leader, died Tuesday night at a local hospital aged 52 after a battle with leukemia. He served as Housing Assistance Office director and was active in politics and community service. Services set for Friday at 9 a.m. at United Congregational Church followed by interment at Mount Moriah. Born July 4, 1918 in Shelby County Missouri, Sparks moved to Butte in 1929 and excelled in football and basketball at Butte High before serving in World War II with the 10th Mountain Division.
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Council approves land sale to Anaconda Co
The Anaconda Co wins city approval to buy two east side alleys for 1500 dollars after offering to donate 4500 to fund three new garbage trucks. Aldermen unanimously accept the gesture and an adjusted Model City budget plan moves to the federal review with two proposed funding levels.
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Dave McNally Wins Opener in Page 6
Page 6 reports Dave McNally winning the opening game with a 3-2 score. Page 9 notes a bus company protest over a school route. Page 16 cites $1.3 million needed for the airport. Page 27 mentions four moving into Finlen Hotel.
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New York Off Track Betting Set To Begin Operations
The Off Track Betting Corp. plans to start taking bets Thursday for trotters at Roosevelt Raceway with bets at Grand Central and a Queens parlor. Up to 2,500 telephone wagers with $25 credits will be accepted while a large computer system remains unreliable.
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County attorney seeks review of Butte nepotism case
County Attorney Larry Stimatz said he will instruct the Butte school board to seek the attorney general’s opinion on nepotism and demand detailed information on relatives working in the district. The opinion alleges three trustees have relatives employed in district positions and names John Mack Conrad Fawcett and John Whelan as affected. Mack and Fawcett say they do not plan to resign and have discussed the matter with lawyers.
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Three New Butte Police Recruits Nominated by Mayor
Mayor Mike Micane and the police commission nominate Kenneth Hooper Floyd Verrall and Robert E. Lee Jr to join the Butte Police Department. Approval on a six month probationary basis awaits alderman confirmation after each man completes the period.
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Education spending clash in House ends with defeat of increase
The House rejected a $728 million education funding hike over Nixon’s request by 191 to 187 after backers warned of a presidential veto. A separate $4.8 billion education bill was approved, with a later Senate test to add the big increase. The vote also kept a desegregation funding withdrawal clause and campus violence withdrawal rules.
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