Health insurance bill action stalled by congressional logjam
National health insurance legislation faces delays as Congress battles a packed agenda. Ways and Means Chairman Mills clashes with subcommittee leaders over who starts hearings, while Senate Finance moves slowly. Analysts foresee action possibly slipping to 1975 with phased implementation.
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Elizabeth Bowman
Congressional Quarterly
House
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
D Ark
House Public Health and Environment
Paul G. Rogers
Fla
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
al Altman
D Ore
Ullman
Nixon
Senate Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
Long
Edward M. Kennedy
Mass
Martha W. Griffiths
Mich
Agnew Crisis Deepens as Nixon Braces for Comeback Test
President Nixon faces fresh distress as Vice President Agnew comes under federal probe for extortion bribery and tax fraud in Maryland. The piece contrasts Nixon's downhill arc with Truman аналогies, notes potential 1976 impact, and outlines Agnew’s diminished political standing and looming investigation.
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Agnew
Maryland
Richard M. Nixon
Indochina
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Watergate
International
Rebound Love and Trust in Marriage Faith
A reader laments six years of an unhappy marriage and pursues a new relationship. A psychiatrist notes transference and urges personal responsibility, urging adherence to biblical marriage vows and daily spiritual reliance. The columnist cites 1 Corinthians 7 13 14 and warns against abandoning the home for individual desires.
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America
Enlisted Soldier Says Military Intelligence Is Out of Control
Spec. 4 John M. McDougal of the 527th Military Intelligence Battalion in Kaiserslautern West Germany said he would testify before a congressional committee about illegal intelligence activities. He faces a preliminary inquiry over possible classified information compromise and described being questioned after a New York Times report on a counterintelligence offensive. McDougal admitted leaking information to the press to expose illicit actions, said his clearance was lifted, and that he now mows grass and helps build a fence around battalion offices.
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West Germany
Congressional
Germany
John M. McDougal
527Th
Military Intelligence Battalion
McDougal
Army
Heidelberg
Bonn
President Hotel
Robert Rivkin
Lawyers Military Defense Committee
Rivkin
Meat shortage spreads as plants close and borders teem
An Illinois independent plant closed rather than sell black market beef while Safeway cautioned the crisis worsens toward Sept 12. AMI reported 75 000 cattle slaughtered Monday, down 37 percent from a year earlier. Crossings to Canada and Mexico show meat smuggling and rising prices with sirloin up to 62 cents in Winnipeg and other cities. Nixon adviser Knauer said no price ceiling revisions, while traders face tighter supplies. About 50 Detroit area meat specialty stores closed, and wholesalers report only 40 percent of usual beef for small shops and 57 percent for large chains.
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Illinois
Safeway
American Meat Institute
U.S
Detroit
Canada
Mexico
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Montreal
Quebec City
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Virginia Knauer
Nixon
Knauer
Pittsburgh
Ted Bartlow
Bartlow Brothers,Inc
Rushville
Edward Deeb
Associated Food Dealers of Michigan
Betty Furness
New York City
Consumer Affairs
Member of Associated Press: client of NYT News Service
A notice identifies a member of the Associated Press who serves as a client of The New York Times News Service and Congressional Quarterly, reflecting collaboration and distribution channels among major wire and information outlets.
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Associated Press
New York Times News Service
Congressional Quarterly
The
Johnson and Baker reconcile at LBJ Ranch before his death
Washington-Merry-Go-Round reports Lyndon Johnson invited Bobby Baker for a quiet reunion at the LBJ Ranch as Johnson faced illness. Baker, once Johnson’s protégé and Senate confidant, had been jailed for fraud and tax evasion. the two discussed old times and Johnson died January 22, 1973.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Bobby Baker
LBJ
Baker
Wheeling
Johnson
Senate
Capitol Hill
Pickens
S.C
Dorothy
Lady Bird
Europe
Nixon
American Airlines
Ashland Oil
Ashland
Oilrich Kingdom
Iran
U.S
Ashlarid
Thought on life by Marquis De Condorcet
A quotation attributed to Marquis de Condorcet urges enjoying life without comparing it to others. The message emphasizes personal contentment over social comparison and envy.
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Marquis de Condorcet
Decatur Daily publication details and subscription rates
The Decatur Daily outlines founder editor period from 1912 to 1924, published afternoons through Friday and Saturdays and Sundays mornings by Tennessee Valley Printing Co inc. It notes misstatement redress policy and lists subscription rates by mail and carrier for daily and Sunday editions, including trade zone and outside rates, with tax included.
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Decatur
Alabama
The
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
P.O
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