Student loan bill under stiff attack in Congress
A bill to raise guarantees on government student loans faces a double challenge from bankers seeking higher interest and activists pressing to cut federal aid for students involved in campus unrest. Rep. Perkins moves to block amendments to avoid protests as lawmakers debate threshold passage.
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Congress
Carl D. Perkins
D-Ky
Perkins
Nixon
Welfare
Robert H. Finch
William M. Simmons Jr
U.S. Office of Education
House
Senate
Electoral College: Historical blunder or federal safeguard
Washington AP. Debate over abolishing the Electoral College dominates Congress. Rep Emanuel Celler calls it an historical blunder and pushes direct election of the president. House likely to vote by week end on plans to retain but reform or scrap the system, with Senate approval and state ratification still uncertain.
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John Beeler Washington
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House
Celler
Senate
John Dowdy
D-Tex
Gromyko Prepares to Address U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko arrives in New York to speak at the U.N. General Assembly and signal possible renewed talks on Middle East peace and missile arms control. He heads the 126 nation body's three month session opening Tuesday as Nixon speech looms.
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United Nations, N.Y
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Gromyko
Assembly
Nixon
Alexei N. Kosygin
Peking
Chou En-lai
U.S
Moscow
Joseph J. Sisco
Near East
South Asia
Walter G Kelley Dies at 88 in Butte After 70 Years Here
Walter G. Kelley 88 a longtime Butte resident died at his home 2170 North Drive. Born April 18 1881 in Virginia City Nev he came to Butte in 1898 and built a career in furniture and hardware. He retired in 1947 and leaves a widow Mary Monloch plus a son and several daughters and many grandchildren. Rosary Monday and Requiem Mass Tuesday followed by burial in Holy Cross Cemetery.
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North Drive
Virginia City
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Bee Hive
Montana Hardware Co
A.M. Holter
Western Montana
Sam Shiner
Shiner - Kelley Furniture and Hardware Co
Vincent Alton
Kelley - Alton Furniture and Hardware Co
Kelly Furniture and Hardware Co
M City
Mary Monloch
Walter G
Missoula
Emmett Murphy
Philip Karsted
Taft
Calif
James A. Shaffer
Rossmoor
Robert Vine
Anaconda
Isabel van Swearingen
Great Falls
Envoys face kidnapping risk as security gaps persist
State Department officials warn the kidnaping of Brazil ambassador C Burke Elbrick could spur attacks on other American diplomats abroad. With host nations providing outside protection and no fail safe, experts note attacks since 1960s including Guatemala’s ambassador murder.
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State Department
U.S
Brazil
John F. Kennedy
Secret Service
United States
C. Burke Elbrick
Elbrick
Rio de Janeiro
Rio
Weather Summary Partly Cloudy and Cool
Partly cloudy and very cool with an outlook of 53 degrees daytime and 28 degrees at night. The forecast accompanies a weather map on Page 7.
Medicare seeks out of hospital drug coverage expansion
HEW Secretary Robert Finch announced studies to push Congress to include out-of-hospital drug costs in Medicare. He also urged stronger FDA factory inspections and precise drug labeling. A task force and outside panel endorsed extending Medicare drug coverage for seniors, who face high drug costs and many near poverty.
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Washington
Robert H. Finch
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
Medicare
Finch
Food and Drug Administration
Roger O. Egeberg
HEW
FDA
Wilbur J. Cohen
Western allies ease export controls to Soviet bloc
Fourteen NATO members plus Japan agreed to relax limits on exporting strategic goods to the Soviet Union and its European partners, excluding Communist China and several other states. The accord aims to narrow the tech gap and ease commerce in computers, rare metals, and industrial gear, under the Coordinating Committee in Paris.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Japan
Soviet Union
Europe
China
North Vietnam
North Korea
Albania
aeThe
Coordinating Corcenittee
NATO
Iceland
West
Autumn creeps into Montana
The Associated Press reports a cold air mass moving into Montana with frost forecast for early morning. Temperatures were to fall near or below freezing in valleys while Sunday highs dropped 15 to 25 degrees from Saturdays 80s. Butte recorded 31 and Missoula 36 Sunday morning as a cool week ahead averages five degrees below normal.
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Associated Press
U.S
Thurmond land deal alleged as Life Magazine cites payments
Life Magazine reports Sen Strom Thurmond and partner were paid 492 per acre for 66 acres condemned for a South Carolina highway while others average 200 per acre. Thurmond says value above 750 per acre but took less to avoid court. partner Charles Simons Jr. denies owning West Columbia property and cites no comment until article seen.
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Life Magazine
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
South Carolina
Thurmond
Life Reports
Charles E. Simons Jr
U.S
Simons
West Columbia
Life
Sen. Thurmond
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