House passes war powers bill to Senate conference
Washington The House approved a war powers measure by 344 13 sending the proposal to a House Senate conference to reconcile with a stricter Senate bill. The House bill affirms Congress authority while permitting presidential action with a prompt report when no prior consent is given. The Senate would limit unauthorised troop commitments to 39 days.
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Moorhead accuses Nixon of hiding Thai troop buildup
Rep William S Moorhead of Pennsylvania charges President Nixon with concealing a growing U S force in Thailand behind a teakwood curtain He says more U S servicemen are in Thailand than in Vietnam and newsmen face air base access limits in Thailand He calls for accountability to the American people and denies a U S pullout from Southeast Asia
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Election day as national holiday doubtful in House
Washington report says the House delayed a bill to declare election day a national holiday citing political controversy in the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission. Senate had approved the measure earlier, but House leaders expect no action before September recess as campaigns loom.
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Kennedy proposes workers bill to study factory alienation
Senator Kennedy introduces legislation to authorize 20 million for federal research into workers problems. He cites factory alienation, high absenteeism and turnover, and rising alcohol and drug use as signs of unrest among U S production line workers. He points to Lordstown Ohio GM plant where the line moves 1018 Vega cars per hour and workers perform an operation every six seconds.
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Three Californians named to FBI training panel
Three Californians join the new FBI Law Enforcement Training Advisory Committee to review police training programs. The 12 member group includes Sheriff-Coroner Michael N. Canlis of Joaquin County Steckim Gene B. Muehleisen from the commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training Sacramento and Dr. E Mansell Patterson of UC Irvine.
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Blind Solon Seeks Reelection In Massachusetts
State Rep. Franklin P. Holgate of Boston says he is legally blind but will seek another term in the Massachusetts House. He will have a legislative aide assist him if re-elected after a year marked by hospitalization at Massachusetts General Hospital and home confinement. Holgate, a Democrat and former assistant majority leader, missed several votes due to illness and presented an affidavit confirming his blindness.
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Private School Aid Advocates Tax Credit Plan
Three administration officials testified before a House Education subcommittee in favor of bills to grant tax credits up to 200 dollars for private school tuition. Treasury Secretary Shull Wealth Education and Welfare Secretary Rieantson and OMB Director Weinberger endorsed the idea in principle but cautioned the president must be allowed to offset revenue losses. Supporters privately optimistic about passage this year.
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Secrets in university libraries spark disclosure claim
San Diego Apran Harris Smith, author of OSS history, says hundreds of top secret and secret CIA papers are housed in major universities. He cites Stanford as having many boxes of material former government employees took home, potentially accessible to the public.
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Trade balance improves in April-June quarter
Washington AP reports the nations balance of payments deficit improved dramatically in the April-June quarter. On the official reserve transactions basis the deficit dropped 2a dL linn to $831 million as late June weakness in sterling spurred speculation and foreign exchange market volatility. The net liquidity balance shows a $2.3 billion deficit, down from $3.1 billion in Q1, reflecting broader foreign transactions and central bank activity.
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Roofing remains a male dominated trade in warnings
In Sacramento a government report on hazardous work notes roofing as a dangerous job still described as a man's world. Margaret J. OGrady, research director for the State Department of Agriculture, comments that even the hardiest feminists may hesitate to enter the trade. The comment follows a cesured foam report amid ongoing concerns about safety and gender roles in construction.
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Arms pact debate in Senate over Russia limits
U S Senator Jackson argues the temporary U S Soviet pact to limit offensive nuclear weapons could enable the Soviet Union to destroy virtually all U S land based deterrents. He seeks an amendment to ensure arms equality until a broader agreement in the late 1970s. The White House plans a Geneva phase, while Mansfield orders no bills until the pact is settled. Senator MonsHekt opposes expanding U S strength, saying current force already suffices against Soviet capabilities.
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Reinecke backs balanced budget amendment talk
Los Angeles AP reports Gov. Ed Reinecke at a Biltmore Hotel luncheon supported Nixon’s spending cap and floated a constitutional amendment for a federal balanced budget. He argued such an amendment would have popular appeal and reflect how households balance budgets.
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Nixon assessing his year old economic policy
In Hamont Md AP Nixon reviews his economic policy at Camp David marking a year since the wage and price controls and import surcharges were ordered. A White House briefing cites gains in inflation and growth while Congress faces a high spending path and possible tax action. Weinberger warns of inflationary risks unless spending is restrained and a federal cap is kept. The Pay Board will keep 5.6 percent wage limits for now with review set for later in the year.
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Gren Wall tour reveals high level Chinese officials visit
Hong Kong reports Secretary General Kim W Mhetm and his wife visited the Great Wall on Monday alongside Vice Foreign Minister Chiap Kuan-hwa. The New China News Agency covered the tour, noting the official entourage and the historic site visit.
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