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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1971
Page
4
In Philadelphia, Rev. Charles V. Gallen imposed strict rules at Roman Catholic High School after a clash where a white student punched a black student. The measures included martial law style conduct, weapon searches, and bans on smoking and misbehavior. Faculty report disciplinary control restored and the school peaceful.
Senate blocks Hatfield bid to end conscription June 30 and votes 49 to 43 against a one year extension. Schweiker backs annual review, Stennis warns of next year’s election politics. War critics push funding cuts while disengagement act sponsors soften a Dec 31 withdrawal deadline.
NATO foreign ministers endorse a two step plan to shift talks on mutual force reductions with the Soviet bloc from talks to concrete proposals. US Secretary Rogers wins support to drop Berlin settlement precondition, deputy foreign ministers to meet in Brussels this fall, with a Moscow trip considered after a Brussels conference to discuss a broader European security settlement.
Israeli ambassador to Washington Yitzhak Rabin said a mutual defense treaty with the United States could deter Soviet intervention in the Middle East. He noted the Soviet-Egyptian pact requires a reassessment of U.S. demands, and he warned Washington has not yet offered a formal guarantee. Egypt meanwhile directs peace efforts to NATO nations.
Thousands of government workers march along the Avenue de l Opera in Paris as about 2.5 million civil servants join a 24 hour strike for higher wages. Government services nationwide thinly staffed with schools museums and hospitals operating on emergency or skeleton basis.
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