Nixon veto overridden in sweeping health bill clash
Congress backed President Nixon’s veto on health funding with a 279 to 98 vote to override, sending a liberalized Hill Burton Hospital Act extension to the Senate despite GOP divisions. The measure, tied to hospital construction, aims to sustain national health programs amid election pressures.
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Heath Orders Cabinet Aide To Ireland
London reports Prime Minister Edward Heath directs Home Secretary Reginald Maudling to Northern Ireland for talks with Northern Ireland Prime Minister James Chichester Clark. He returns before Parliament opening as Britain boosts troops to 10,500 in the troubled province amid fears of Protestant Catholic clashes around the Boyne anniversary.
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23 Year Old Named Franconia College Head
New Yorker Leon Botstein, age 23, will become president of Franconia College in New Hampshire on August 1, the youngest college head in the nation. He will also teach at the private coeducational school, which numbers 259 students, and has experiments in student policy input. Botstein, born in Zurich, holds a Chicago baccalaureate and Harvard master’s, with doctorial studies ongoing.
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Rogers Plans Britain Visit for Talks With Conservative Leaders
U.S. Secretary of State William P. Rogers will travel to Britain to confer with Conservative Prime Minister Edward Heath and Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Douglas-Home on Middle East and Far East issues. The talks aim to clarify Britain’s future role beyond the Suez and to share U.S. plans for Vietnam as U.S. combat troops withdraw from Cambodia by June.
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Indiana to study two year colleges system expansion
The Carnegie Commission urged creating seven or eight two year community colleges by 1990 with funding from state, local and federal sources plus private gifts. Indiana University officials support regional campuses while saying they meet many needs, but critics argue they lack vocational offerings. The proposal aims to place colleges under a separate board or administered by a new state system.
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