Powell Decision Triggers House Court Clash Over Powell
Washington reports a potential showdown between Congress and the Supreme Court after the court ruled Powell validly seated and the House must restore his salary. Speaker McCormack fears a confrontation. Rep Ford doubts a back salary payment will be forced. Justice Warren notes Congress cannot exclude a member who meets constitutional requirements.
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State Forecaster Sees Pleasant Weekend
Mostly sunny conditions and mild temperatures forecast with highs in the 70s. Details on Page 2.
One Strong Mine Law Predicted Mine Reopening Plans
A court or local official signals revival plans for a mine, with potential policy action amid discussions. The article notes statements by Myles and broader implications for mining operations and employment, including funding considerations for a Rand Center.
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Teil Browning
Mayors Urged Coalition to Save Revenue Sharing Plan
George Romney warned at the U S Conference of Mayors that federal revenue sharing will fail without a united push from city officials and governors in Congress. Chicago Mayor Richard J Daley applauded as Romney urged action.
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Rockefeller visits Brasilia during Latin America tour
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller flew from New York to Brasilia and met Brazilian President Arthur da Costa e Silva amid heavy security. Foreign Minister Jose de Magalhaes Pinto greeted Rockefeller at the airport as the third leg of his trip for President Nixon began.
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Sherman armored reconnaissance vehicle in combat questioned
A new Army assault vehicle faced breakdowns and deficiencies that endangered 17.5 troops in combat, despite test staff warnings. A secret Pentagon report says the Sheridan armored reconnaissance vehicle was approved for combat use as a calculated risk, with known hazards before deployment.
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Moore Rejects Church Backing for West Virginia Service Corps
Gov. Moore rejected a church sponsored plan to back the West Virginia Service Corps summer program and retain veto power over the corps. The program, funded at 64 000 dollars, was blocked unless volunteers were state residents or college students and placed under Moore’s control. The Church Council offered to sponsor the project in the Office of Economic Opportunity and assume legal responsibility, with the corps as a delegated agency.
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City to pay 265000 for Government Square renewal plan
City council approves 265000 share for Government Square urban renewal and agrees to a 825.40 consultant fee for Peter Abeles of New York who advised Triangle residents. Payment plan sets 50000 cash within 120 days of execution and 72000 annually for three years sourced from bond referendum or general fund. HUD contract expected soon.
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New York
Triangle
Jennings Randolph
Robert C. Byrd
John M. Slack
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Viet Cong Raiders Mauled In Assault on Thai Base
A 300 man Viet Cong force attacked a Thai army base 20 miles east of Saigon in a six hour battle that drew U S warplanes, helicopters and artillery. The VC suffered 212 killed while Thai forces had six killed and seven wounded and no American casualties were reported.
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Nixon asks Congress for $5 billion to unclog U.S. airports
President Nixon urged Congress to approve a ten year $5 billion program to expand airways facilities and equipment and to raise taxes on airline tickets, fuel for general aviation, air freight waybills, and international passenger tickets. He cited rising demand and delays at terminals and on runways.
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Supreme Court to Decide SEES re ee church property tax exemption
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a major church state case on whether property used for religious purposes may be tax exempt. Frederick Walz of Staten Island argues such exemptions burden religious freedom, while New York courts have upheld the exemption for religious property. The case raises First Amendment questions about church and state separation and taxation.
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Staten Island
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U.S. Industrial Output Jumps Strongly in May
The Federal Reserve reports May industrial production rose 0.6 percent to 172.8 percent of the 1957-59 average, signaling continued strong expansion. Consumer goods rose weakly due to strikes in auto plants, while iron steel and business equipment output increased. Television set production dipped from April.
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Seventeen Organists and Five Hundred Pianists Concert
Seventeen organists from Toledo join five hundred pianists from the Detroit area for a mass piano concert in Detroit's Color Arena. The event is billed as the world's largest mass piano concert.
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