Rules Change Proposals Backed in Congress Votes Secrecy Debate
Congress debate centers on opening House procedures to recorded votes on amendments. A bipartisan group led by Rep. Hale Boggs and Rep. John Alderson seeks to end secrecy, proposing 10 rule changes to record votes and expand transparency amid partisan divisions.
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Cambodian Legislation Talks Highlight Conference Delays
House leaders push for a conference on foreign aid and Cambodia with Cooper Church amendments shaping the debate. Morgan's group aims for a quick nonrecord vote on language while the Senate seeks broader limits on military involvement and spending. The Levelland project signals manufacturing use as talks continue.
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Emergency Provision Ordered By President To Strike
President Nixon ordered a 60 day emergency provision with a three member labor board to investigate the causes of a brief United Transportation Union walkout and restore 18 800 engine firemen to work across 16 states while lawmakers debate open committee sessions and expedited reporting on Senate House reconciliations.
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