Many constitutional amendments proposed in Congress
More than 300 House amendments and 30 Senate measures crowd Congress as lawmakers push drastic changes from four year House terms to outlawing antiwar protests. Senator McCarthy warns against willy nilly changes and notes few would pass. The proposals include DC statehood, a Christian nation preamble, school prayer, and limiting justices. Only three have real chance: end Electoral College, nonpopulation based state representation, and four year House terms.
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Washington
U.S. Agency Needed to Coordinate Transportation Policy
Alan S. Boyd undersecretary of commerce for transportation urged creation of a U S department of transportation to harmonize 35 federal agencies handling transit. He called for seed money to fund transit research, more trained experts, and balanced development focusing on highway safety noise pollution and aesthetics.
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Pittsburgh
Commerce For Transportation
Alan S. Boyd
Boyd
Department of Transportation
Johnson
Calluses and Bunions Replacing Tired Feet
An orthopedic surgeon says corns calluses and bunions are now the most common foot complaints with women more affected than men. He blames pointed toes in women’s footwear and urges comfortable shoes during housework and for daily tasks.
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Chicago
Malcolm Brahms
Cleveland
American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons
Brazil Pushes for Alliance Progress Changes in Argentina
Brazil seeks more flexibility in Alliance for Progress financing at the I E S C meeting in Buenos Aires. Proposals include shipping aid goods on non U S vessels and spending within Latin America. faster loan disbursement is urged as $2 billion in authorized funds remain unused.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Inter-American Economic and Social Council
Buenos Aires
U.S
United States
Vietnam
Latin America
Alliance For Progress
Street Cars in Osaka to Vanish for World Fair Prep
Osaka will remove street cars from the city as it prepares for the 1970 World Exposition. The move affects a population exceeding three million residents and marks a major transit shift for the event in Japan.
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Osaka
Japan
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