House backers push cancer attack bill via rules suspension
November 15 1971 Washington AP. Rep Paul Rogers urges a rules suspension to push a 1.6 billion cancer bill. He says the plan would empower a national cancer program under NIH with direct presidential oversight. Critics like Tiernan and Adams urge normal process to allow amendments and a Senate substitute.
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Cain
House Jr
Paul G. Rogers
House Public Health
National Peer Institute
Igher
Ross
Naonal Institutes of Health
Roers
Esident
Rogers
Senate
Nixon
American Danr Society
Robert O. Tierman
DRL
Brock Adams
Rules Committee
Tiernan
Adams
House Commerce Committee
Newcomer Nation Joins U N In New York Flag Display
Newcomer from the People's Republic of China joins 130 nations at the United Nations in New York, signaling a mini boom for flag makers as a Verona plant worker sews five star gold on the red flag for the UN order.
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People's Republic of China
United Nations
New York City
Peking
World Organization
Verona
N.T
U.N
Butz severs business ties amid Senate confirmation fight
Purdue University official and former Eisenhower aide Earl Butz says he will resign all business board positions and place stocks in a blind trust to ease Senate concerns over conflicts of interest. Critics say his long-time holdings in four companies show bias against farmers, while supporters note his farm knowledge. The debate centers on his suitability to lead agriculture amid private interests and public policy.
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Washington
Butz
Lafayette
Ind
Ralston Purina Co
International Minerals and Chemicals Co
Stokely van Camp Co
Standard Life Insurance Co
Indiana
Jr. Case Co
Tenneco Corp
Fred R. Harris
Ezra Taft Benson
Purdue University
Benson
Eisenhower
Harris
Milton R. Young
Young
Farmers
Nixon
Clifford M. Hardin
National Grange
Charleston
W.va
Grange
John W. Scott
Inows
Sherry
Tye
Florence Crittenden Home
Bobbie Smith
Miss Smith
Florence Crittenden
New York
Miami
Fla
Little Rock
Vote Tuesday on 71 Billion Arms bill and war ties
Washington reports the 71 billion military appropriations bill heads to a Tuesday House vote. Legal challenges argue voting for funding equates to supporting the Vietnam War, tying appropriations to war policy and putting lawmakers in a moral bind. Prominent backers and antiwar lawyers dispute the link and court rulings.
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Washington
U.S. 2Nd Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
Supreme Court
New York Court
John Wells
Old Private School Promotes Government Exam Prep
Thousands of men and women prepare annually for well over a half century at one of the largest privately owned schools of its kind. It stresses government job tests with a free booklet detailing positions and salaries. Act now for full prep details.
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Lincoln Service
U.S
State Board of Education
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