House approves pared down aid budget plan
The House Labor Committee backed a compromise bill by 19 to 9 to raise the federal minimum wage from 1 to 1.25 an hour gradually and extend coverage to about 3.9 million workers. The measure mirrors a Senate plan and would boost pay for roughly 3.3 million voters, with a party line split and support from 17 Democrats and 3 Republicans. The wage would rise to 1.15 by November 1 for workers currently earning 1.00.
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Nixon movement appoints Hawkins executive director
Illinois Midwest Volunteers for Nixon named Charles W. Hawkins of Evanston as executive director to bolster support among independent voters. Newton Farr announced the appointment. Hawkins, an insurance executive, assumes duties as the group works to rally backing for Nixon’s presidential bid. Princess Michiko to visit United States in September confirms plans.
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Intelligence Activity Must Be Reviewed
A Senate subcommittee urged ongoing review and coordination of U S intelligence activities, stressing they are as crucial as armed strength. The panel outlined seven tested principles guiding national security policy and said professional, lightweight, centralized intelligence work must be continuously reviewed for risks and gains.
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Betty Davis Sues for 85000 in Beverly Hills Fall
Actress Betty Davis goes to Superior Court in Los Angeles seeking 85000 damages for injuries from a fall down stairs at a rented Beverly Hills home two years ago. She says the back injury cost her a Broadway role in Look Homeward Angel. Defendants include Ronald Buck the owner and Jeanette Clark the renting agent.
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