Senate doves back Mansfield plan to end Vietnam war
Senators backing an end the war amendment oppose a White House cease fire condition. A Mansfield led two phased plan would withdraw U S ground troops and then require a cease fire with North Vietnam and Viet Cong, while allowing continued fighting by South Vietnam. Prisoners of war would be released and U S forces kept safe under the plan.
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Oe Services
Washington
White House
U.S
Vietnam
Senate
Nixon
Clifford P. Case
R-Nj
Frank Church
D-Idaho
South Vietnam
Mansfield
Indochina
North Vietnam
Arizonans Join Senate Vote on Cease-Fire Amendment
Republican Sens. Barry Goldwater and Paul Fannin of Arizona voted with the majority as the Senate adopted 47 to 43 an amendment requiring an internationally supervised cease-fire. The measure was part of a proposed fund cutoff for the Vietnam War.
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Washington
Barry M. Goldwater
Paul J. Fannin
Arizona
Senate
Senate debate on end the war amendment and troop withdrawal
Senate discussions focus on a plan to end U S involvement in Indochina with full military withdrawal and ceasefire conditions. Mansfield unveiled the amendment after a vote, while Republicans predict no further Taore votes until the President returns from Moscow around June 1. Byrd proposes a cease-fire aligned with Nixon's May 8 plan on mining North Vietnam harbors.
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Mansfield
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Moscow
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
Nixon
North Vietnam
Case
Church
Galligan Wins Catalina School Award In Awards Ceremony
Lawrence W. Galligan of 2530 North Van Buren Avenue will receive an engraved Girard Perregaux watch and a school plaque at the annual ceremony. Other nominees include Dennise Coggins, Jay Lubbers, Jennifer Barber, Steven Danlee, and more from Santa Rita to Sunnyside. Past honorees listed include Jennie Tom, Douglas Wilson, James Wood, May Gin, and Carol Gilman.
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Lawrence W. Galligan
van Buren Ave
Girard Perregaux
Dennise Marie Coggins
Santa Rita
Jay T. Lubbers
Sunnyside
Jennifer Mane Barber
Rincon
Steven Michael Danlee
Salpointe
Wendy de Coatsworth
Pueblo
Ann Dixon
Flowing Wells
Steven Keeling Terrell
Amphitheater
Diane Annette Dahl
Palo Verde
Fred Prince DuVal
Tucson
Shelia Gayle Manning
Canyon del Oro
Victoria M. Hutchison
Cholla
Michael Whitfield Jeffers
Sahuaro
Jennie Tom
Douglas Barry Wilson
James Wood
May Gin
Carol Gilman
Catalina
Busing plan compromise reached by House and Senate conferees
Washington AP reports a compromise school busing amendment would delay court busing orders for 18 months. The deal triggers support and opposition amid a larger $20 billion higher education bill addressing college aid, a new education research institute, and $1.5 billion desegregation aid. The agreement ends a deadlock since last November but softens three anti busing amendments to ease passage.
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Washington
House
Senate
Horse Democrats
Carl Albert
Standoff at Bank of America Ends as Gunman Is Found Dead
AP report details a two hour siege after Officer Stoffela exchanged fire with a robber at a Los Angeles Bank of America. Police surrounded the vault with 16 inside and 5 customers, while a dead man lies near two canvas bags with 1400 dollars. Fernando Cisperos, about 28, is identified.
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Los Angeles
Jack Stoffela
Bank of America
Stoffela
Western Avenue
Fernando Cisperos
Soviets Stress Good Relations Ahead of Nixon Visit
Pravda outlines Soviet emphasis on equal mutually advantageous U S relations and vows no deals at client states expense. Nixon trip slated to begin within days despite Vietnam blockade. talks to include Brezhnev Kosygin Podgorny with Kissinger, likely frequent sessions and private talks.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Pravda
United States
Nixon
Vietnam
Henry Kissinger
Communist Party
Leonid L. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Nikolai V. Podgorny
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