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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1972
Page
3
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Democratic National Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien calls on presidential aide H R Haldeman to substantiate or retract accusations against critics of Nixon peace proposals and to issue a public apology. Senate Republican Robert J. Dole urges candidates to prioritize nation over party in war debates as Muskie criticizes Nixon plan and calls for a fixed withdrawal date.
The House passed a bill to create a pilot program giving free or low cost meals to needy persons 60 and older. It would fund 1973 with 100 million and 1974 with 150 million, distributed to states via HEW approved programs. States must show need and favor low income, with hot meals daily and at least one third of daily dietary need.
President Nixon told 1500 executives at the White House Conference on the Industrial World Ahead to stop complaining about wage price controls and focus on making them work. He said he would take the heat as full employment without inflation in peace comes first and urged roll up sleeves, increase productivity, and adopt effective controls. Arjay Miller proposed a national goals institute to define future social needs and costs.
The American Bar Association approved a plan to legalize abortion up to 20 weeks but defeated a no fault divorce proposal that would end the adversary system. The vote followed debate on family life and the impact of broader divorce reform.
Washington AP reporting that House and Senate panels approved different plans to end the West Coast dock strike and rush enactment this week. The Senate Labor Committee backed Nixon’s compulsory arbitration for 40 days on all issues, while a House labor subcommittee drafted a weaker 60 day partial injunction bill.
In Harrisburg a 46 member panel was finally accepted for the conspiracy trial of antiwar priest Philip Berrigan and six others. The jury pool includes 28 women and 18 men, with 12 to be chosen to consider the Kissinger kidnapping plot allegations amid preemptory challenges and courtroom wrangling over eligibility and prejudice.
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