Nixon vetoes $19.7 billion Labor Education Health veto
President Nixon used television to explain his veto of the $19.7 billion Labor and Health, Education and Welfare bill citing inflation and higher living costs. He pledged no school closures if sustained while networks shuffled programming to accommodate the address.
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Associated Press
NEW York
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Anniversary An Open House For Mr and Mrs Robert Cash
Mr and Mrs Robert Cash of Hope Arkansas will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday February 1 from 2 to 4 p.m. at Midway Methodist Church four miles north of Prescott Arkansas on Highway 24. Hosts are their children Sidney Cash of Waco Texas Rodney Cash of Cleveland Tennessee Melvin Cash of Isabelle Tennessee Mrs Elmer Hatch of Texarkana Texas and Mrs Robert Glass of Laneburg Arkansas. All friends and relatives are invited.
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Hope, Ark
Midway Methodist Church
Prescott
Ark
Sidney Cash
Waco
Tex
Rodney Cash
Cleveland, Tenn
Melvin Cash
Isabelle Tenn
Elmer Hatch
Texarkana
Robert Glass
Young Mothers Allowed to Attend School Policy Shift
Washington report to an adolescent parenting conference describes new school rules to keep pregnant teens in class and receive medical and nutritional support. Dorothy Devine, a Los Angeles physician, cites a history of expulsion and isolation and notes improved access and planning resources for teen mothers and families.
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Peggy Simpson
Associated Press
Washington
Michel
Dev Dorothy
Los Angeles
Teresa
When Does a Girl Outgrow the Second Table
Dear Sue discusses teen seating at a family reunion where adults eat steak and teens sit at a second table with hamburgers. The letter argues the split causes hard feelings and food throwing, noting many teens groan at such events and suggesting equal dining options.
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Sue
What Is a Family Reunion Glittering Thoughts
Helen helps readers by recalling family reunion scenes full of humor and chaos. The piece muses on gathering kin, shared meals, rival TV choices, playful teasing, a Grandma Grace moment, and gratitude for family despite quirks and squabbles.
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Grandad
Grace
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