GOP Proposes 10 Point Welfare Overhaul Plan
Republican leaders label current welfare an ugly crisis of failure and unveil a 10 point plan to shift eligibility to need, boost education and training, preserve family integrity, and expand work incentives. The proposal, drafted by Don Paarlberg and the party task force, urges job surveys, child care, work training linked to jobs, and broader Social Security support while urging nongovernmental resources to aid job opportunities for the disadvantaged.
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GOP
Jerry Baulch
Washington UP
Republica Party
Don Paarlberg
Agericultural Economics
Purdue University
Iden
Congress
South's Demos GOP Team Up Get Results
A GOP Southern Democrat coalition in the House achieved its strongest session in a decade, winning 37 of 22 key votes across 1967. The conservative bloc influenced budget cuts and social program restraints, with Republicans disciplined and Southern Democrats frequently aligned on economy and welfare issues.
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Republican Coordinating Commiittee
Teport
GOP
South
Washington
House
Congressional Quarterly
Johnson
Congsional Quarterly
Ao Coalition
Republican House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Ford
Old Confederacy
White House
Congressional
Adam Clayton Powell
D-Ny
Congress Pours Money Into Home State Projects
A study of the 90th Congress first session shows lawmakers advocating cuts while approving unbudgeted funding for home state interests. Passman pushed a $1 billion foreign aid cut yet won a $46,000 seawall in Monroe Louisiana. Colmer sought $728,000 to dredge a Mississippi Gulf Coast channel. Tower backed Trinity River Basin planning and Red River study funding. The pattern shows lawmakers balancing national economy aims with district favors amid debates over SST funding and large defense outlays.
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Washington
Congress
Otto E. Passman
D-La
House
Monroe
Louisiana
William M Colmer
D-Miss
Johneson
Harrison County
Mississippi Gulf Coast
John G. Tower
R.tex
Senate
Ford accuses Johnson of downgrading U.S. maritime power
House Republican leader Gerald Ford charged the Johnson administration has reduced the United States to a minor maritime power. In remarks for an AFL-CIO Maritime Trades seminar, Ford said a promised maritime policy never materializes and warned ship numbers and U.S. shipbuilding rank have fallen since 1968.
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UPI
House
Gerald Ford
United States
Johnson- Humphrey
Ford
Afl-Cio Maritime Trades Department
Johnson
Michigan Congress
U.S
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D-Tex
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Kansas
Mahon
Shriver
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Appropriations
Kaysinger
Stockton
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R-Minn
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D-Wis
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D-Ark
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D-Olela
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