Growth of Cities May Test Federal Largesse
President Nixon cites urban growth and city decay in the State of the Union and backs a national growth policy. He names Rockefeller III to chair a commission on population trends while a White House goals staff studies impacts. Democrats in Congress push for population dispersal and incentives to guide 100 million new citizens over 30 years.
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John D. Rockefeller III
White House
National Goals
Congress
Thomas L. Ashley
Ohio
Carl Albert
House
Hale Boggs
Wright Patman
Texas
House Banking Committee
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Senate
Banking and Currency Committee
Council On
Lenin centennial reverence reshapes Rome and Russia
Lengthy centennial celebrations mark Lenin's 100th birthday with new portraits tours and memorabilia. In Rome analysts question the religious zeal for a rationalist revolutionary while Moscow guards Lenin's embalmed legacy amid debates on his true influence and relevance to modern governance.
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St. Peter
St. Petersburg
Leningrad
Lenin
Soviet Union
Russia
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Intourist
Moscow
Simbirsk
Volga River
Ulyanovsk
Kremlin
Senate bribery tale taints lawmakers and contractors
The column alleges Dan Brewster and Joan Dowdy faced indictments for taking money to influence government cases. It notes Sen Roman Hruska intervened to secure a $2.64 million redesign contract for Leo Daly on the Avenue of Presidents. Daly acknowledged past political support and hinted at future contributions but denied a promised $5,000 payment.
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Dan Brewster
D-Md
Joan Dowdy
Dtex
Justice Department
Roman Hruska
R-Neb
White House
Broken Brewster
Dowdy
Sen. Hruska
Leo A. Daly
Daly
Hruska
Frank Morrison
Morrison
Carl Curtis
Architects and politicians clash over a major U S project
The text details GSA and Warnecke involvement in a large federal project, with Daly enlisting Senator Hruska and Robert Kunzig to replace Warnecke with Vincent Kling, amid delays and cost concerns. It also notes a parking structure collapse and earthquake funding worries as context.
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Warnecke
GSA
Hruska
Robert Kunzig
Daly
Kunzig
Senate
Jane
John Erlichmann
White House
Omaha
Clarkson Hospital
Canada confronts sovereignty claim over Northwest Passage amid Manhattan ship dispute
Canadian leaders face pressure to assert sovereignty over the Northwest Passage while fears grow of an oil spill from the Manhattan. The United States contends the passage remains international waters and Canada seeks to modify controls through shipping standards. Humble Oil remains neutral while inspectors enforce Canadian rules.
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Northwest Passage
Canada
U. S
Manhattan
Alaska
U.S
Arctic
North
Humble Oil and Refining Company
U. S. State Department
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