Nixon to End Vacation Early Amid Budget Fight
President Nixon ends a one day working vacation at the Western White House and heads to Washington to confront a Democratic Congress over inflation and domestic programs. White House aides say he may address congressional irresponsibility if Congress stalls his budget priorities, with aides monitoring a long session before the Republican convention.
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Ellsberg Jury Challenge Faces Security Barriers
Defense challenges ongoing jury selection in the Pentagon Papers trial as potential jurors with top secret clearances resist disclosing work details. The judge remains firm on excluding biased jurors while defense affidavits claim security status could taint verdicts.
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Solon demands NASA oust moonmail caper astronauts
Wisconsin Rep Val Aspin accuses NASA of underreacting to the moonmail envelope scheme by astronauts Col David Scott Lt Col Alfred Worden and Col James Irwin. Envelopes were postmarked to sell stamp collectables for about 1500 each, with a potential $511000 gain if successful. Worden left NASA. Aspin says all three should be expelled from the space program.
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College loans adopt need based eligibility rule
Washington announced new education rules shifting loan eligibility to a need based test. Colleges must determine need by subtracting demonstrated family contributions from tuition and living costs, with interest free status only while students are enrolled and payments due within 12 months after graduation or withdrawal.
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Congress Ready to Fight Nixon for New Health Plan
Congress moves to intensify attacks on heart and vascular diseases and communicable illnesses. Two companion bills seek a three year program totaling about 1.20 billion to fight heart disease, strokes, lung disease, and venereal diseases with grants, research, and federal advisory structures, as Senate and House differ on funding levels and flexibility.
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House OK's bill to aid old age programs funding
The House approved a 1.5 billion dollar aid bill for the aging, set for three year funding with 333 million for the current year. It funds a National Hormonal Re Source Center for the Aging and 35 million for municipal senior centers. About 225 million would support housing, transportation, employment, education, and pre retirement training. Distribution to states bases on population over 60.
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False Teeth Bite Power Ad Here
Advert suggests a denture adhesive called FASTEETI improves bite power and comfort. It mixes claims about stronger grip, steadier fit, and easier eating. The wording is garbled and reads like an old product promotion from a dental care insert.
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