Cooper-Church amendment Faces Senate Conference Debates
The Cooper-Church amendment requiring Congressional approval before U S combat or related actions in Cambodia advances to conference after seven weeks of Senate debate and seven minutes of House discussion. The piece seeks to curb presidential war power, urging timely but cautious policy without endless deliberation.
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U.S
Cambodia
House of Representatives
J. W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Cooper Church
Congress
Indochina
Nixon
Heatly praised as ally of agriculture and taxpayers
In Texas politics Bill Heatly of Paducah is hailed by the Texas Pork Producers Association and others as a strong, effective Appropriations chairman candidate. Supporters describe him as tough when needed and compassionate in aid to the vulnerable, while noting criticism from political foes has waned as praise grows.
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Bill Heatly
Paducah
U. S
San Antonio
Headly
Washington
Lubbock
Mr. Heatly
House Appropriations Committee
Heatly
Texas
Appropriations
Texas Pork Producers Association
Agriculture
U.S
John C. White
Bill
William
Duan
Southeast Asia
Geneva
Ice Cream Cone Turns 67 Reflecting American Favorite
Cone carries on as a purely American delicacy born in 1904 on Coney Island July 4. It remains a strong symbol of Americana enjoyed by millions of kids daily, spreading beyond the United States to places like Italy despite world tensions and social turmoil.
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Coney Island
Italy
Penn Central Aid Seen Crucial To Restore Public Confidence
Washington notes public confidence is fragile and that Penn Central’s $200 million loan guarantee was blocked. The episode triggers financial strain on railroads, banks, and power firms, prompting talks of a government backed passenger rail corporation and broader aid to stabilize the industry.
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Penn Central
Washington
Capitol Hill
Penn Central Railroad
Venetia Ee Ta Perce
Plainman column wit and home musings mix
A collection of humorous quips and observations from Plainman and Today’s Home columns. Jabs at dieting, fashion, handwriting on the wall, and a grim AP survey note contrast with a nurse’s cheer to a 97 year old patient in a light, sardonic tone.
Women stir trouble as Saloon bars admit them and press clubs vote
An editorial skewers women seeking equality while noting a New York saloon pleads to admit them after a judge’s order. It reports the National Press Club considering a membership referendum. It also covers FDA warnings about The Pill and a quip about changing times and public figures in Washington.
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Washington
Republic
New York
Yclept McSorley’s
Lords of the National Press Club
Joe
Garden of Eden
Dior
Dames
Women's National Press Club
U.S. Food & Drug Administration
FDA
Hanoi Four In Struggle Among Vietnam Leaders
Paris dispatch reports persistent power struggle among four North Vietnamese leaders after Ho Chi Minh's death. Le Duan Truong Chinh Pham Van Dong and Vo Nguyen Giap clash over control, with Western observers noting Duan and Chinh sparring for dominance while Dong remains a cautious ally and Giap pursues guerrilla tactics.
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Paris
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Red
Communist Party
le Duan
Truong Chinh
Pham van Dong
Vo Nguyen Giap
Love and War and Witty Profound Thoughts
A collage of humorous observations on marriage roles and in law of the home, noting brides focus on mothers and father-in-law neglect, plus digressions on orangutan colonies in Atlanta and trivial trivia about beer glasses and hearing decline. University research is cited regarding horn honking at stalled cars.
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Atlanta
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Scoop” Jackson
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