Senate reaffirmed power to declare war and regulate armed forces
The Senate voted 73 0 to insist Congress preserves constitutional war powers and restricts executive action on Cambodia. Javits and Byrd amendments trigger a debate on limits to presidential military authority, amid moves to withdraw troops and curb large scale actions.
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The Lighter Side Caught in a Rice Covered Tale
Washington humor column recounts a bumbling street scene where a pickpocket steals a wallet as a gunmen halt the author. A fictional McLanguine shifts jobs through government posts, joking about a crime readout and a made up device called a factoscope used in Cambodia.
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Columbus Telegram postal and subscription note
Local notice in the Columbus Telegram outlines subscription rates and delivery areas. It lists carrier and mail pricing by month and year, notes Nebraska and neighboring states, and asks subscribers to report changes to local postmasters and the newspaper.
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Ford's theater bill signed to create national historic site
In San Clemente California the Ford's Theater bill was signed into law by President Nixon establishing Ford's Theater in Washington as a National Historic Site. It covers the house where Lincoln died and the Lincoln Museum. An Interior Department plan proposes renovating the adjacent three story building to improve museum access. The bill authorizes a $94000 appropriation to acquire the property. The pearl is described as not a precious stone.
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American Dream Could Turn Into a Nightmare
In Hebron, Masonic Lodge members heard Rep. Robert V. Denney urge action on crime. He cited two NixonAdministration bills and said none have reached the Vice President for signature. He pressed Congress to choose which philosophy truly advances safety on the streets.
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UN marks 25th anniversary amid uncertainty and critique
In San Francisco, UN officials and delegates voice anxiety over failure to secure peace in the Middle East and Southeast Asia. Secretary General Thant, applauded yet gloomy, warns time runs short while urging universal inclusion and denouncing power politics. President Nixon, absent, sends a message urging no despair. Demonstrators protest outside Fairmont Hotel but few incidents occur.
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China
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Vince Lombardi Undergoes Exploratory Surgery
Vince Lombardi, head coach and executive vice president of the Washington Redskins, underwent exploratory surgery at Georgetown University Hospital to identify abdominal pains feared to be from a stomach virus. Doctors expect a hospitalization of at least 10 days and at least two weeks out of action.
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Youth see college degree as path to better life says poll
National Gilbert Youth Poll surveyed 3,000 youths aged 14 to 25 nationwide. Seventy percent of underage respondents call a college degree important for their future, while 52 percent of those 22 and over share that view. Overall 64 percent yes versus 36 percent no.
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KKK convention opens behind closed doors in Salisbury
The Ku Klux Klan started its national convention in Salisbury at the Catawba College Community Center with Imperial Wizard Robert Shellon and North Carolina organizer J Robert Jones arriving for the session. The event, postponed last year after Shellon and James were imprisoned for denying congressional records, will feature a closed banquet and a screening of the movie Communism at Campus.
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