Cooper-Church rebuff confirms presidential war powers
The Cooper-Church resolution failed to restrict Nixon’s war powers and instead underscores the president’s authority. The 58 to 37 vote signals Senate displeasure over Vietnam Cambodia actions without prior consent, while noting impeachment as Congress’s inadequate remedy.
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Senate
Hugh Scott
Robert P. Griffin
Congress
Cooper Church
Nixon
Cambodia
Bob Griffin
Gangs Persist in American Cities Amid Violence and Reform Calls
Philadelphia and other major cities report ongoing teen and motorcycle gang violence with hundreds of injuries and dozens of deaths over recent years. Officials blame urban ills from disorganized families to poor schools and call for broad social and educational reform.
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Philadelphia
The
Committee To End
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Chicago
Edward Hanrahan
Walter B. Miller
Harvard-M. I. T. Joint Center For Urban Studies
United States
Hell’s Angels
West
Pennsylvania Crime Commission
Penn Central loan bailout questioned in closed hearing
Secret testimony reveals the Nixon administration pushed a $200 million Penn Central loan backed by taxpayers. Lawmakers balked as Beggs and Shilleto acknowledged weak collateral and uncertain repayment while railroads face bankruptcy across the sector.
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Washington
Penn Central
Bobby Baker
Nixon
White House
John Mitchell
Secretary of the Treasury
David Kennedy
Secret House
House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Bland James Beggs
Transportation
Barry Shilleto
Beggs
Mahon
Westinghouse Electric
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
U. S
Rock Island
Reading
Katy
Missouri- Kansas-Texas
Antique newspapers and memories link past and future value
The piece muses on preserving old newspapers from a bygone era, noting their potential value and historical significance. It cites auctions, notable issues, and the importance of saving birth and wedding notices for future generations while reflecting on Virginia's modern governance and a humorous anecdote about Anne Lindbergh.
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Dwight W. Morrow
Anne Lindbergh
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Anne
Mr. Coolidge
Mr. Morrow
Aquanaut Koblick to Visit High Point on TEKTITE II Tour
Aquanaut Ian G. Koblick, fresh from TEKTITE I operations near St. John, will present at High Point for a four day tour on underwater living and work. Virgin Islands official David E. Maas facilitated the community exposure to this key underwater research program. TEKTITE II is highlighted as vital for ocean science policy and potential wealth from the sea floors.
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Ian G. Koblick
St. John
High Point
David E. Maas
Virgin Islands
Charles A. Lindbergh
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