Senators urge review of Vietnamese peace proposals
Two Democratic senators press President Nixon to study the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese peace plans. Senator Hugh Scott says the ideas are dangerous and call for U.S. concessions before talks. Senators Eagleton and Mondale back a resolution urging prompt U.S. pursuit of negotiations with prisoner releases and withdrawal.
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Sun Vietnam
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Pennsylvania
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Mite Mansfield
Eagleton
Move to Extend Draft Delayed for Another Week
Washington AP report says Congress delays a full draft bill for a week while awaiting a statement from Defense Secretary Laird. Sen. John Stennis urges action, hoping the statement will boost Senate support to end a draft bill deadlock. House conferees refuse Mansfield nine month deadline and seek a nonbinding sense of Congress rather than policy.
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Rom Defense
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John ©. Stennis
Armed Services Committee
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Stennis
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Vietnam
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Armed Services
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D-La
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Wouse
Hebert
Congress
United States
Papers probed over secret Pentagon documents charges
In Boston a federal grand jury investigates possible criminal charges against three East Congo newspapers connected to secret Pentagon documents. The Washington Post cites The New York Times The Boston Globe and The Fast as subjects of the probe. Daniel Bilsberg faces unauthorized possession charges.
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Boston
Washington Post
Fast
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New York Times
Boston Globe
Me Post
the Post
Local Notices From 1897 Includes City Inquiries and Listings
Fragmentary text shows a 19th century local notices page with headings and contact numbers. The readable items reference public notices, offices, and city names such as Hayward California. Details are incomplete but suggest legal and civic postings.
Residency law ruling awaiting
A federal judge in Buffalo halted the new state residency rule, pending a three judge panel review on constitutionality. The law, a welfare reform feature, would deny benefits to applicants not resident in New York for a year, prompting a suit by the New York Civil Liberties Union in the Lopez case. The judge said the appeal court offers the fastest route to a final ruling.
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UPI
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Curtiy
Circuit Court of Appeals
Curtin
Albany
State Department of 8Ovial Services
Gurlin
Pedro Lopez
Lopez
Florida
Buffalo, W
New York Civic Libertine Union
Herman Schwarte
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Aspin proposes spending cap for challengers in House races
Rep Lee Aspin of Wisconsin plans to introduce a bill in the House this week to let a challenger spend no more than 10 percent above the incumbent. The measure, a response to unequal campaign funding, would apply to House and not affect a presidential per-voter limit in a Senate bill.
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Lee Aspin
D.wis
Aspin
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Senate
House of Senate
Spiro Goes on Safari in Kenya
Vice President Spiro Agnew, at NATAGBI Kenya, goes on a three hour overnight safari near Nairobi. He views elephants and rhinos at a water hole while guided by professional hunters with safety measures in place. Nearby tourists observe wildlife from accommodations above the action.
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Lockheed warns of bankruptcy without federal aid
Lockheed Aircraft chairman Daniel J. Haughton warned that without $280 million in government backing for loans the company may enter bankruptcy and trigger a broad economic impact. He testified as House Banking Committee opened hearings on government support, arguing a failure would threaten Tristar programs, raise defense and tax costs, and affect about 60,000 families.
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McDonnell Douglas
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McCloskey to Open New Hampshire Campaign Headquarters
Rep Paul McCloskey Jr will open a New Hampshire campaign headquarters in Concord with Robert St. Reno named as campaign chairman. He will speak in Durham and Hanover while in the state, as he travels to boost his antiwar presidential bid ahead of California and New Hampshire primaries. Reno notes McCloskey is not a formal party candidate.
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New Hampshire
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Labor chief blames Nixon policies for economic crisis
AFL-CIO leaders harshly criticize the Nixon administration for inflation and rising costs. S. Frank Buffery and AFL-CIO President George Meany accuse the White House of shifting blame to unions while construction costs and mortgage rates climb. Senator Jackson labels unemployment as a manmade disaster, citing higher prime rates and bank profits.
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GOP foe spars with McCloskey over Laos bombing claim
A California Republican accused Rep. Paul McCloskey of hurling false charges that the United States deliberately bombed Laotian villages. McCloskey rebutted and noted strong party opposition amid intra party tensions over Vietnam.
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UPI
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Hye
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Cubsety
McGovern Tops Poll In Democratic Magazine Vote
George McGovern led a reader poll by New Democrat magazine with 19 percent of the vote for the 1972 presidential nomination. Edward Kennedy followed with 16 percent, while Harold Hughes 14 percent, Ramsey Clark 11, and other candidates trailed in single digits.
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UPI
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McGovern
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Wich
Edward M. Kennedy
Fdass
Harold &. Hughst
Iowa
Ramsey Clark
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Ralph Nader
Birch Bayh
Ind
Eugene J. McCarthy
Mayer Dof ¥. Lindsay
New York
Hubert MM. Humphrey
Minn
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Calif
U S and Korea reaffirm defense pact support
The United States and South Korea reaffirmed readiness to provide prompt aid under the mutual defense treaty if armed Communist aggression occurs. Secretary Laird and Korean Defense Minister Jung Nae Hink voiced resolve to deter North Korea, praised progress in Korea’s five year modernization, and agreed to expedite delivery of WA Freedom Fighter jets.
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South Korea
U.S
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Jung Nae Hink
Laird
Jung
Republic of Korea
Korea
North Korea
Demos urge Nixon to make tax cuts
Thirteen Democratic Senators urged President Nixon to reconsider plans against income tax cuts this year. They cited economic evidence and urged moving up 1972 and 1973 tax cuts, releasing $12 billion impounded funds, and expanding stimulus to revive the economy. Signers included Mondale Bayh Kennedy Hartke Humphrey Kennedy Montoya Tunney Williams and others.
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Indiana
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Missouri
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New Mexico
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Wisconsin
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Illinois
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California
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