Democrats Attack Nixon Over Health Bill Veto
Democrats prepare to make Nixon veto of a 30.5 billion health education and labor bill a major election year issue. House override failed 203 to 171 with 2-thirds needed. Speaker Carl Albert and Sen. Magnuson criticize the veto and budget balance. Nixon defends veto and seeks his original 28.7 billion proposal.
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American Motors refuses to obey price rollback
AMC refuses government rollback demand as it stands firm on 1973 price hikes. Lunburg says they defer the cost portion but keep the federal safety and emission change costs. Towns end and others urge restraint, citing alleged arbitrary action by the Nixon administration. Big Four seek approval to raise prices to cover safety and optional costs. AMC notes economic costs and strong need to protect shareholders and stakeholders amid record automaker profits.
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Drug Abuse Rises Despite Higher Federal Spending
Government investigators told Congress that heroin addicts climbed from 32,000 to 339,000 over three years despite a surge in federal funds. The GAO warned that drug abuse remains a national emergency with costs from theft and enforcement reaching billions, and addiction arrests and deaths rising.
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Senate delays action on five year US Soviet arms pact
The Senate postponed final approval of the Nixon Moscow nuclear pact until next month amid opposition to Sen. Jackson's amendment for numerical parity. A two week recess follows for the Republican National Convention as talks shift to a permanent treaty slated to start in October.
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Air Travel Security Shift Urged by Civil Aeronautics Board
San Francisco AP report quotes CAB chairman urging federal takeover of airport security to prevent hijackings. Browne and Secord warn of fragmented protection across airlines, local police, and airports, calling airport security a shared duty beyond carriers and passengers.
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Airmen Escape Water Tower Then Seek Treatment
Two airmen climbed 102 feet up a water tower on DAV S MonTha Ave in Arizona and later agreed to psychiatric treatment. After seven hours Maj. David L. Culler talked them down and a spokesman said no action would follow until examinations. Identified as Airman 1C Michael J. Bradley of Wildwood, Jr. and Airman Gary A. Johnston of Bristol, Conn. Both 19 and drivers in a transportation squadron.
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Man admits killing family over noise in Solihull
Victor Beles told police that neighbors Jamest Prescott his wife Constance 63 and daughter Marjorie tormented him with loud records late at night and banging doors. He described a campaign of fear and said he armed himself shot Mrs Prescott then her daughter before killing his wife and later moved away. He drove to a bank to transfer funds before police committed him for trial with no date set.
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Budget rules out troop cut in Europe defense plan
The Nixon administration’s new defense budget rejects major cuts in European troop strength and aims to keep about 190,000 Army, 70,000 Air Force, and 45,000 Navy personnel stationed in Europe. A McGovern administration would seek deeper cuts in Europe, arguing redeployment capability and NATO alliance strength. U.S. generals oppose sizable pullbacks, stressing ground force presence as deterrent and rapid response if needed.
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