Senate delays Carswell vote amid party clash
The Senate Judiciary Committee postponed action on Judge Harrold Carswell’s nomination for at least 11 days as Lincoln Day recess looms. Senator Charles Goodell indicated opposition, citing civil liberties concerns, while Thurmond and Bayh battled over a direct election amendment intertwined with the nomination.
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Nixon heads Midwest crime prevention pollution talks in Indianapolis
President Nixon flew to the Midwest for two days of meetings with Leandro mayor Walter Washington and nine other mayors, plus governors in Chicago. The sessions focus on crime prevention and pollution, with the Urban Affairs Council and Council on Environmental Quality leading policy talks.
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Nixon welfare plan would cost 14 percent to administer
President Nixon proposes a universal guaranteed income starting Jan 1 with a minimum 1600 for a family of four, tapering as income rises to zero at 3920. Aimed at aiding poor families, aged, disabled, and children, the plan would allocate most benefits to Southern states and working poor, with administration costs cited around 14 percent of funds.
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Nixon appoints William E. Timmons top assistant for congressional relations
Nixon named William E. Timmons, 39, as assistant to the President for congressional relations. He will succeed Bryce Harlow, who was moved to counsellor to the President last November 4. Timmons is a Chattanooga Tennessee native.
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Medicare hike seeks 136 billion in next 25 years
AP reports a Medicare cost rise of about 136 billion dollars over the next quarter century. The proposal would fund care for people over 65, financed by Social Security taxes. Critics say much of the increase is unjustified.
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Fund slashes aim to aid San Francisco students in state colleges
A Wednesday news conference outlined a plan to boost student funding for poor learners through the Economics Opportunity Program. The proposal seeks $2.8 million for the 1970-71 period, up almost $500,000 for currently enrolled students, to spur jobs and productivity through education.
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Southern solons try to blunt bill for desegregation
Deep South senators led by Senator John Stennis prepared amendments to the $35 billion education measure to legalize freedom of choice plans, arguing for uniform national desegregation policy while civil rights advocates warned against further delays. Senate debates expected to stretch two weeks as opposition and supporters clash over the plan.
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Nixon plan to add area defense against Red Chinese threat
Nixon disclosed plans to proceed with the second phase of Safeguard to provide area defense over the next decade. Democratic Leader Mansfield accused Nixon of shifting arguments and credibility gaps, contrasting with Johnson era đặt antiballistic missile aims.
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Official urges reporter licenses
Washington report on Dr. W. Wallt Menninger of Topeka Kansas proposing national reporter licenses. He argues journalists should meet minimum education and training standards like doctors and lawyers, praising wire services and networks for in depth coverage and public trust efforts.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit agrees on Daly City subway station
Daly City and the Bay Area Rapid Transit District reach a compromise on a subway station location 89 below ground level. The plan benches the station into a hillside to reduce costs, balancing BART’s above ground preference with Daly City’s underground aim. Signed by Bernard Lycett and BART President William M. Reedy after two years of dispute.
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