Nixon Shifts Focus to Domestic Issues in Florida
President Nixon arrives at Key Biscayne, Florida, and begins work on domestic matters such as school busing. Kissinger joins aides at the bayside villa to plan briefings for European allies on the China trip while cabinet committee reports on busing are awaited. About 500 locals greet Nixon as his helicopter lands near the presidential compound.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Gerald Warren
White House
Warren
Nixon
Cabinet Committee
Key Biscayne
Presidential
Governor seeks emergency bill to guard youths on welfare
Governor Reagan urged swift approval of urgency amendments to keep 18 19 and 20 year old students on AFDC benefits if they attend high school or college and show progress. About 29 000 youths face loss when the age of majority drops to 18 on Saturday, with potential impact on 5 000 parents and overall $30 million in savings.
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California
Paul Priolo
R-Pacific Palisades
AFDC
Robert B. Carleson
Carleson
California Legislature Debates Emergency Aid and Environmental Acts
California lawmakers pursue a state of emergency over Del Norte floods and seek continued welfare aid for thousands of young adults. Proposals defend ecology standards, curb car smog with downtown bans, and expand unemployment benefits and school staffing measures.
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del Norte
California
Ecology
Weather threatens launch of Pioneer 10 mission
Cape Kennedy officials plan a new countdown for Pioneer 10 to Jupiter despite thundershowers and worsening upper wind conditions. Forecasters warned of potential fourth postponement as winds at 15 000 to 46 000 feet risked stressing the Atlas Centaur rocket during ascent.
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Cape Kennedy
Cape
California Primary Ballots Set for Nixon and McGovern
Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr. announced Nixon and McGovern won top ballot spots in California's June 6 primary after their petitions met required signatures. Nixon had 19,675 valid names versus 17,199 needed. McGovern had 20,737 with 14,694 required.
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Sacramento
UPI
Nixon
George McGovern
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
McGovern
Brown
Committee kills strike legislation in House subcommittee
Washington The House transportation subcommittee voted 6 to 5 to kill the Harvey bill to create permanent mechanisms for national emergency transportation labor dispute settlements. GOP leaders denounced the move as political and labor pressure influenced the outcome. Paris Vietnam peace talks collapse as both sides skip session after Viet Cong walkout last week.
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D-Okla
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D-W
Paris
U.S
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