Kennedy Attacks Crime Bill in Senate Plenary Vote
Senator Edward M Kennedy fights a provision to add up to 40 years to sentences for conspiracy and organized crime in Nixon anti crime measures. House opposition surfaces as Celler questions constitutional viability while Tydings proposals face Senate rejection. Civil Liberties Union warns of abuses and eavesdropping expansions within the bill.
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Nixon adds name to slogan list
President Nixon told Congress in the State of the Union he seeks a national slogan for his era. He cited past leaders and their famous lines such as Roosevelt New Deal and Kennedy New Frontier while proposing a new "New Quest" to improve quality of life as the nation embarks on social and economic reform.
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