House Heeds Nixon Votes Fund for Aid
The House passed Nixon foreign aid bill trimmed to 2.19 billion after an eight hour session ending with a tense series of roll calls. Final passage was 176 to 163 with strong cross party support and opposition. The measure includes technical assistance development loans and military aid with added funds for family planning and Israel desalt plant.
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Kennedy patriarch Joseph P Kennedy buried in Hyannis
The 81 year old Joseph P Kennedy, patriarch of the Kennedy clan, was laid to rest in Brookline after a private Hyannis funeral. Edward M Kennedy spoke of his father reading his late brother Robert Kennedy's 1965 eulogy, as 18 of Joseph Kennedy's grandchildren served in the Mass and a solemn procession followed to a hillside grave near Hyannis. The service, led by Cardinal Cushing, featured a white Mass and a brief burial amid rain and cool winds.
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Finch Eases U S Cyclamate Ban to Foods and Substitutes
HEW Secretary Robert H Finch announced a partial reversal allowing cyclamate in clearly labeled foods and as a sugar substitute in liquid or tablet form with label disclosure of average serving content. Beverages remain banned from Jan 1 and medical guidance urged for consumption.
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Hayakawa Rejects Backing for Senate
San Francisco State College president Hayakawa says he is flattered by a poll showing him the strongest Democratic contender against Sen. Murphy next year but states he is currently focused on running the college rather than politics.
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One-Democrat One-Vote Plan Adopted by Reforms Panel
A Democratic reform commission voted to require states to allocate delegates to national conventions by population and past Democratic strength, adopting a one Democrat one vote principle to better reflect political makeup. The panel, chaired by Sen. George S. McGovern, aims to finish 21 guidelines for state party adoption by 1972.
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Hardin moves to curb DDT and other pesticides nationwide
Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin plans swift action to eliminate DDT uses by year end 1970 and ban home garden tobacco and aquatic applications within 30 days. He will outlaw all nonemergency DDT uses by December 30 1970 and begin March actions against other persistent pesticides using the same criteria. The move aims to push substitutes and could halt interstate sale of about 14 million pounds of DDT, roughly a quarter of U S usage.
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