Nixon Right To Impound Draws Fire
Washington AP reports key senators attack the Justice Department view that Nixon may impound funds at will. Deputy AG Joseph Sneed defends impoundment as constitutional, while Sen. Sam Ervin and Sen. Edward Kennedy challenge executive power and warn of dangers to Congress. A budget panel backs a fixed federal spending ceiling to guide spending.
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Washington
Justice Department
Nixon
Congress
Joseph Sneed
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Sneed
Duke University
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Separation of Powers Subcommittee
Ervin
D-Ore
The Harassed Wife Says No Place to Stay Home From
A harried wife, with her husband and three sick children at home, comments that the toughest part of being a housewife is having no place to retreat from home.
Seven Die As School Bus Hit By Freight Train At Littlefield
A Santa Fe freight train traveling about 58 60 miles an hour struck a school bus on U S 385 near Littlefield Texas killing seven students and injuring 17. The bus carried Fieldton pupils en route to Littlefield schools. Driver Artiss Johnson survived in stable condition.
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Littlefield
James Cox
Texas Panhandle
Santa Fe
C. O. Heinrich
Edward Ortiz
Aurora
David Frausto
Diana
Mary Medina
Anita Martinez
Julie Davis
Artiss Johnson
Cox
Johnson
Sig
Nals
Fieldton
Jesse Diaz
U.S. 385
Raul Ortiz
Spying Allegations Split GOP on 1968 Campaign Claims
Senate GOP leader Scott charged Democrats with concealing past misdeeds and claimed evidence of wiretapping the Republican party in 1968. Goldwater urged broadening the Watergate probe to include alleged Democratic spying in 1964. Republicans push to extend the inquiry while Ervin- headed panel remains split.
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Washington
Senate
Scott
Sen
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Sen. Ervin
D-N.c
Exotic Margay Cat Sparks U.S. Ownership Dispute
Dr. Ronald Sampsell and wildlife agents clash over Blondi a Braniff boxed Margay cat sent from Paraguay to a Florida zoo The endangered Margay could be returned donated or kept in captivity as legal wrangles unfold Dr Gladys Conly owner faces debate after UN service in Paraguay.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
UPI
Ronald Sampsell
U.S
John Thomas
Braniff Airlines
Paraguay
Blondi
Ocelot
South America
Geoffrey
Washington
Sampsell
Crandon Park Zoo
Nixon
Thomas
Gladys Conly
United Nations
World Health Organization
Conflicting Reports on POW Exit Date Near Saigon
A senior U S official said 20 to 40 American prisoners may be released Saturday from jungle camps near the Cambodia South Vietnam border, with others noting possible delays. Releases planned at An Loc would involve helicopter pickup to Tan Son Nhut before a flight to Clark AFB Philippines.
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Saigon
U.S
United States
Cambodia-South Vietnam
South Vietnam
International Commission For Control and Supervision
Joint Military Commission
North
North Vietnam
Henry Kissinger
An Loc
Tan Son Nhut
Clark Air Force Base
Philippines
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Canada
Indonesia
Poland
Hungary
Tan Son Nhut Air Base
Canadian
Red Cross
Vietnam
Paris
Stennis Improves as Nixon Visits in Hospital
President Nixon visited Senate Democrat John Stennis at Walter Reed Army Medical Center to say the lawmaker is improving after gunshot injuries. Doctors reported Stennis rested well and that his condition had stabilized after yesterday’s exploratory surgery.
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John Stennis
Nixon
Mississippi
Stennis
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Maj
Frank Garland
House Vote Amid Veto Talk Over REAP Funds
Nixon faces a House vote on reviving REAP, the Rural Environmental Assistance Program, with Democrats pressing to restore its $225 million activity to mandatory status. Republicans expect vetoes to protect the budget as they warn of broader cuts and executive overreach.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
House
White House
Reap
House Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
Charles Teague
Calif
G.O.P
Motorola Wins Battle on Rising Hospital Costs
Motorola Inc fueled a public cost debate in Phoenix when Samaritan Health Service withdrew proposed room rate increases of 4 and 5 percent at two Samaritan hospitals after a high-profile campaign. Motorola argued rising costs outpaced 19 other cities, while Samaritan set expense limits and hiring freezes as public pressure grew.
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Motorola
Phoenix
Motorola, Inc
Samaritan Health Service
Arizona
Samaritan
Stephen Morris
Charles Sengstock
Maricopa County Medical Society Foundation
Kenneth Piper
Chicago
Phoenix-area
Donald G. Shropshire
Tucson
Arizona Hospital Assn
Arizona House
Burton Barr
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Germany
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