Congress in Recess and Slow Start of 91st Congress
The 91st Congress begins with a slow pace and long recesses ahead, as lawmakers return Feb. 17 after Easter and prepare for budget talks. Nixon may offer proposals while many bills are pending education, hijacking, and election law changes.
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William F. Arbogast
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Senate
House
Helen Help Us A PTA Critique And A Red Mass Tale
A reader writes about asking for blunt feedback during a PTA speech, while his wife fears blunt critique implies dullness. Honest Husband weighs in on professional criticism versus praise, and a reader suggests wall graffiti ideas and a theologian call. The column closes with a note on the Red Mass, a 1928 US tradition invoking blessings on justice administration.
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Helen
PTA
Bougtts
Adam
Eve
Elin
Tim
H.H
Rod
United States
Wanted Men And Women For U S Civil Service Jobs
Classified promotion ad from Lincoln Service offering free booklet on government job openings within 12 months. Emphasizes high starting salaries and security, notes test requirements, no government affiliation, provides mail-in offer for list of positions and salaries and qualification details.
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U.S. Civil Service
Uncoln
U.S
West Germany to move presidential vote as Berlin travel ban tightens
West Germany plans to hold its presidential election in West Berlin to show Berlin's status as a West German state while East Germany imposes a surface travel ban effective February 15. The restriction targets delegates and aides to the Federal Assembly and comes amid U S British French and Soviet monitoring of Berlin. Representatives of the allies plan a firm but low key protest to Moscow.
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Hubert J
ERB
Berlin
West Germany
West Berlin
ADN
East Germany
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Federal Assembly
Heinrich Luebke
Bonn
West Geran
The Negro Community Reflects in Ester Hicks Rhone Piece
Community notes reflect on life lessons from Ester Hicks Rhone and Terence. Social notices list a February 11 meeting at the Carmichaels home and a February 13 funeral in Richmond California for Mrs Spearman. Obituary notes Grant Muldrow, longtime Hope resident, died February 9 1969 in Nashville Arkansas Nursing Home with Hicks Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Ester Hicks
Rhone
Terence
Liza Marshall
Richman California
Oletha Spearsman
Spearman
Celia Flenory
Marshall
Fannie McElvene
Wright Avenue
Richmond
California
Grant Muldrow
Hope
Nashville, Arkansas
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
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