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BONN, Germany - Demonstrators destroyed Bonn's city hall Tuesda
to protest South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu's visit
President Gustav Heinemann.
Heinemann asked Thieu to treat political prisoners fairly and advi
him to take the four-day protests seriously.
Demonstrators accused Thieu of "barbaric tortures" and critici
Heinemann for seeing Thieu at all.
Unprecedented security measures were employed for Thieu's stopo
before he returns to South Vietnam. Also on his calendar will be visit
South Korea and Formosa.
National
WASHINGTON - President Nixon's veto of $120 million grant to help
small towns build water and sewer systems was upheld by the Ho
Tuesday.
This represents the second major blow to Democratic efforts to tr;
repass more than a dozen spending authorization bills which were poc
vetoed by Nixon.
Their first failure occurred when they were unable to insure passag
a vocational rehabilitation bill.
Nixon praised the House vote of 225 to 189 which prevented the b
passage and the "firm stand in favor of the American consumer
taxpayer."
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rest have caused the deaths of hundreds of cattle and are expected to
Ually push beef prices higher, according to an Agriculture
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a meat boycott continues in various areas of the United States.
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this has had no effect upon sales.
ANGELES-Daniel Ellsberg, on trial for conspiracy, espionage and
of the Pentagon Papers, said he is confident he will be acquitted.
said he intended to deliver the papers to Sen. J. William Fulbright,
man of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in the hope it would
to end the war.
State and Local
ILUMBIA - Jane Fonda was censured unanimously by the South
lina Genral Assembly Tuesday because of her "anti-American
ities and attacks on ex-POWs."
e resolution, sponsored by Rep. Sherry Shealy, R-Lexington County
1 representatives, requests "owners and managers of movie houses
aghout the state of South Carolina to refrain from showing movies
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