Nixon May Face Early Clash With Dem Congress
Washington AP reports that Nixon could collide early with a still Democratic Congress over how to finance social objectives, favoring tax credits over big appropriations. The new Congress will also tackle Johnson's budget and potential economy push from Nixon. House Republicans hold 243-192, Senate GOP gains 4-5 with Oregon race unresolved. Mansfield vows loyal support when Nixon is right, opposing only constructively. Mills opposes tax credits as back door spending. Fulbright may oppose Vietnam policy hardening if Paris talks stall.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Nixon
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Oregon
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Mansfield
Eisenhower
White House
Republican Platform
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Paris
Former Corryite Earns UCLA PhD in Political Science
David J. Myers, Corry Area High School class of 1958, received his PhD in Political Science with Distinction from UCLA on October 31. He later earned Magna Cum Laude from Syracuse University in 1962, a masters in 1963, and studied dissertations in Caracas from 1966 to 1967 and again in 1968.
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Corry
University of California At
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Corry Area
David
Syracuse University
Juliet K. Johnson
Batavia
New York
Enadt
UCLA
Caracas
Venezuela
George A. Myers
Corry Methodist Church
Prescription Forgery Arrest in Erie Suburb
Erie detectives arrested 29 year old Wendol Cole on a forged prescription charge tied to a St Vincent Hospital drug store in late October. He posted 500 bail and awaits arraignment before Alderman Samuel A Rossiter Jr. Det Sets Pat Lillis and Ray Pelkowski led the arrest after the 7 30 pm booking. The case cites Purdons Law covering forged doctor prescriptions.
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Ray Pelkowski
Wendol Ole
Cole
Samuel A. Rossiter Jr
St. Vincent Hospital
Purdon
Lawmakers Press Tax Relief and Consumer Measures
In the Shafer era, House Minority Leader Herbert Fineman signals a push for senior citizen tax relief, law and order bills urged by Attorney General William C. Sennett, and consumer protections. Fineman is favored to become House Speaker. Both parties plan to compress session time, meeting 10 to 13 days before adjournment, mainly weekdays except Veterans Day.
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Herbert Fineman
Philadelphia
William C. Sennett
Fineman
House
Foreign Nations Favorable To U S Voting
London dispatch notes broad foreign reaction to Nixon victory with conservatives upbeat and socialists cooler. Soviet Pravda calls Nixon a big business candidate, while Asia shows mixed views amid anticipation of continued U S ties. Britain and Germany respond positively, Egypt criticizes all candidates, and Israel recalls Nixon’s pro Israel stance.
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Venezuela
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