Revenue sharing plan to go before Ways and Means
Secretary Connally prepared for a second Capitol Hill push to persuade the Ways and Means Committee on a $5 billion general revenue sharing scheme for states and localities. Critics questioned the allocation formula and warned the measure may fail, while Rep Byrnes urged an income tax credit alternative to reduce disparities.
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Edmond Lebreton
Associated Press
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Capitol Hill
Nixon
House
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Connally
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Byrnes
Wyoming
North Dakota
New Mexico
Hawaii
California
New York
Arizona
Alaska
Nevada
Minnesota
Illinois Senate backs nonpublic school aid and new crime commission
In Springfield the Senate and House move to shape a purely legislative Illinois Legislative Investigating Commission with six members per house and a $298,300 appropriation. Gov. Ogilvie supports keeping the state police bureau as lead in organized crime probes, while continuing to fund projects on narcotics and drug abuse laws and reviewing the SDS riots and usury racket reports.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Richard B. Ogilvie
Illinois Crime Investigating Commission
House Appropriations Committee
Ilinois Legislative Investigating Commission
Ozilvie
Ilnois Bureau of Investigation
Gersid Shea
D-River
Ogilvie
Crime Commission
Charles Siragusa
Shea
SDS
Chicago
Challand to Moderate Hubbard Talk at Sterling HS
H A Challand former Sterling Elementary District 134 superintendent will moderate and introduce Dr Ben C Hubbard during a June 9 visit to Whiteside County. Hubbard head of ISU Educational Administration speaks at 7 30 p m in Sterling High School Multipurpose Room sponsored by Sterling Rock Falls and Morrison Chambers of Commerce with audience Q A.
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H. A. Challand
Sterling
Ben C. Hubbard
Whiteside County
Thursay
Dr. Hubbard
Department of Educational Administration
Illinois State University
Illinois School Problms Commission
Sterling High School
Challand
Sterling, Rock Falls
Morrison Chambers of Commerce
Chilean government gains momentum toward socialism in March
President Allende's left wing government moves to seize private industry under long standing laws. Requisitioned factories and offices are run by government supervisors, with owners sidelined. Ford Chile plant faced closure and mass layoffs. GM Chile notes increasing pressure as government narrows the field toward fewer foreign operations.
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Nixon
House
William F. Nicholson
Associated Press
Santiago, Chile
Salvador Allende
Chile
Three Bills To Give 30 Million To Private Schools
Governor Ogilvie expects to sign a parochiaid package after Senate approval. House backing is expected, with Rep. Schlickman aiming to bypass committee to speed passage. The bills would allocate 30 million dollars to private schools, despite constitutional objections from opponents.
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Robert Shoup
Associated Press
Springfield, Ill
Richard Ogilvie
Senate
House
Eugene Schlickman
Burlington Heights
Ogilvie
Schlickman
Terrel E. Clark
Western Springs
Senate Action
Sterling Area Weather Forecast From Chicago Bureau
Forecast at 11 30 a m says this afternoon partly cloudy with a high of 80 to 85 tonight partly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms low 62 to 67 Friday partly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon or night high 85 to 90 rain chances 20 percent this afternoon 30 percent tonight and Friday
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Chicago Weather Bureau
Sterling and Vicinity
First U S general faces war crime charge in Vietnam
Brig. Gen. John W. Donaldson says charges of murder and assault against him are based on a one sided report as Army probes continue. He held top roles with the Joint Chiefs of Staff and commanded the 4th Infantry Brigade during alleged 1968 incidents. Lt. Col. William J. McCloskey is charged in a separate 1969 death within the Americal Division. Authorities will review the cases with Lt. Gen. Claire Hutchin to decide on further action.
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Jay Perkins
Washington (Ap
U.S
South Vietnam
John W. Donaldson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Criminal Intelligence Division
Donaldson
William J. McCloskey
My Lai
McCloskey
1St Army
Ft. Meade
Virginia
Claire Hutchin
Hutchin
Anthony B. Herbert
11Th Brigade
Military and diplomatic briefs headline sweeping AP digest
Washington reports quote Brig Gen Donaldson disputing allegations as one sided. Saigon Marines push a new northwest advance near the DMZ amid North Vietnamese buildup. Lisbon hosts NATO foreign ministers amid Soviet troop reduction talks after a terrorist post office blast disrupts Europe’s communications. U S Senate probes drug addiction among soldiers and veterans deemed epidemic. Senate leaders seek to curb debate on the draft extension with voluntary time limits on amendments.
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Lisbon
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Portugal
Washington
Senate
U.S
Democratic public service jobs bill wins House passage
Washington AP reports a $5 billion Democratic program to create public service jobs for the unemployed gained House approval despite strong administration opposition.
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Washington
Nixon presses counterattack over Mayday protest response
The Nixon administration today escalated its critique of critics who claim the government acted unconstitutionally in handling the Mayday antiwar demonstrations.
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Washington
Nixon
Chilean Socialist drive to seize private industry grows
Chilean President Salvador Allende steers a rapid Socialist program aimed at nationalizing most private enterprises as part of a broad campaign. The push signals a major shift in economic policy and state control over key industries.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Deceased Drug Addict Outlined His Nightmare
Dennis, a 29 year old Newtown man and heroin addict, left a filmed confession for police showing how his addiction led to 75 bags daily costing 750 dollars and crime. He warned youths against marijuana and hard drugs ending with his plea to stop before you start.
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Lee Linder
Associated Press
Newtown, Pa
Dennis
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