Last Suffragette Alice Paul Sees Equal Rights Victory Likely
Washington AP reports 86 year old Alice Paul, last militant suffragette, believes the equal rights amendment will pass with the vote. She recalls organizing marches and jail for traffic obstruction while warning politicians to support full equality without crippling changes.
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White House
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Alice Paul
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Wilson
Nixon Backs Bill to Curb Federal Campaign Spending
The Nixon administration endorses Senate plans to cap spending by federal candidates and to suspend broadcast equal time rules, aiming to curb costs. It supports a dime per voter broadcast cap and a nickel per voter for other ads, with tighter disclosure requirements and repeal of the old $35,600 contribution limit.
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Senate Rules Committee
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
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Report Finds Laos Aid Fails to Meet Goals
Washington AP reports a study by James G. Lowenstein and Richard M. Moose finds Laos aid, including over 100 million dollars last year, did not strengthen the government. Total non bombing costs reach 350 million with CIA support cited. North Vietnamese and Chinese troop presence in Laos rises as Pathet Lao forces decline.
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Laos
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Richard M. Moose
Fisca Wa
U.S
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United States
CIA
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Pathet Lao
China
Stuart Symington
Dmo
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Thailand
Wyoming Eagle Killings Stir Senate Hearing
James C. Vogan testified before the Senate environmental appropriations subcommittee that he piloted a helicopter on eagle hunts last winter and observed more than 560 eagles killed. He said gunmen could kill up to three eagles daily, though he did not kill any himself. Interior Secretary Morton called the alleged killings a national outrage and said evidence would be sent to the Justice Department. Bald eagles are protected by law and no hunting permits for golden eagles have been issued since 1970. Rancher Doyle Vaughn reportedly paid for dead eagles and coyotes, with fees rising to a flat 80 dollars a day as killings increased. A McGee aide noted Western Society disputes the figures, arguing weather drives lamb losses more than predators.
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Justice Department
America
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Buffalo Flying Service
Buffalo
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Pepper Pods Yield One Pound Chili Powder From Thirty Five
A historic note states that about 35 pepper pods are needed to produce one pound of chili powder, illustrating the efficiency of traditional spice processing.
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