Republican Leader Scott Breaks With Nixon On War Powers Bill
Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott opposes a Nixon veto of a bill to limit presidential war powers, saying he would likely vote to override if vetoed. The measure would cap troop commitments at 30 days without Congress approval, with debates to expand to broader civilian and paramilitary actions.
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Washington
Senate
Hugh Scott
Nixon
Scott
U.S
Thomas F. Eagleton
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House
United States
Gulf of Tonkin
Indochina
Biddeford seeks bids for Rotary Park bath house
City of Biddeford Maine invites sealed bids for Rotary Park bath house construction. Bids due August 13 1973 at 2 PM D.S.T. at City Clerk office. opened publicly in the Mayor's office. Documents may be inspected at Parks and Recreation Department Biddeford High School Maplewood Ave. Owner reserves right to waive informality reject bids or negotiate changes with the lowest bidder JOHN R BRALEY Director of Parks and Recreation.
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Biddeford
Maine
Rotary Park
Bath House
D.S.T
Parks and Recreation Department
Biddeford High School
Maplewood Ave
John R. Braley
Parks and Recreation
IRA Chief and Several IRA Men Seized by Army in Belfast
British Army roundups in Belfast netted Gerry Adams 24, a key IRA Belfast commander, and 15 other fighters. The operation, biggest against the IRA since Motorman, aimed to curb violence amid sectarian tensions as security forces also captured six more near the border and in the New Lodge quarter.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Adams
Ireland
Gerry Adams
Hri
IRA
Irish Republic
Londonderry
Seamus Twomey
David O'Connell
Dublin
Britain
William Whitelaw
Court rules wigs ban for reservists unconstitutional
Richmond Virginia AP U S District Court Judge Robin R Merhige Jr struck down a Navy policy that barred shorthaired wigs for reservists at weekend drill sessions. He found the policy violated the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment since bald men may wear wigs but long-haired reservists cannot.
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Richmond, Va
U.S. District Court
Robin R. Merhige Jr
Navy
Merhige
Olds Company Built Detroit First Quantity Production Auto Factory
In Detroit during 1900, Olds Company established the first factory to produce automobiles in quantity, marking a major shift in mass car manufacturing and the industry’s early industrialization.
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Olds Company
Detroit
Joint U S Canadian oil ties urged for policy cross
Calgary based Canadian Petroleum Association chief executive John Poyen, born in New York and naturalized in 1960, advocates an integrated continental energy policy with the United States. He warns Canada risks being out traded and urges closer economic ties while seeking timely, clear energy rules. He notes industry needs to plan massive investments despite evolving policies and stresses the US remains Canada's obvious trading partner.
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John Poyen
Canada
United States
U.S
Canadian Petroleum Association
Poyen
New York City
Commonwealth
Britain
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