Power rights clash sparks new constitutional debate
AP News Analysis outlines Nixon’s struggle over executive privilege war powers and impoundment. It notes shifts after aides’ testimony in Watergate, ongoing disputes over authority to wage undeclared war, and congressional efforts to curb impoundment and travel record disclosures.
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Walter R. Mears
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Senate
Congress
Supreme Court
White House
Executive Branch
Newsmen Wounded Near Cambodia Coverage
ABC television correspondent Frank Mariano and Vietnamese cameraman Le Phuc Dinh were slightly wounded while covering fighting near Cambodia, the network said.
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New York
Frank Mariano
ABC
le Phuc Dinh
Cambodia
Butz Says Lawmakers Making Hay on Farm Policy
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz says some congressmen push price rollbacks to appease upset voters and gain political leverage at home. He argues the Nixon plan does not scrap all farm programs but envisions phasing out direct income payments while retaining price supports and set-aside features. He faults attempts to roll back prices and wages as political hay and predicts a farm bill this year with income guarantees despite opposition from Senator Herman Talmadge.
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Washington
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Nixon
Farm Editors of America
House
Congress
Buzz
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Senate Agriculture Committee
Talmadge
Senate
He's Off To Philippines To Wed Girl Never Seen
Ron Word a 26 year old Chicago productions engineer leaves May 3 to marry Grace Darlene Torralba a 20 year old Philippine Union College medical student he has never met. They exchange letters tapes and photos but telephone links failed. Word says their bond grew beyond friendship and his parents support the plan despite travel costs.
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Chicago
Ron Word
Philippines
Grace Darlene Torralba
Word
Nagaview
Philippine Union College
Legazpi
Luzon
Charge Dropped On Barbara McNair
Newark federal prosecutors dropped possession charges against actress Barbara McNair after an BNDD investigation. A grand jury indicted her husband-manager Rick Manazie on attempting to possess a heroin compound. They were arrested Oct. 17, 1972, at the Playboy Club in McAfee NJ after heroin was found in transit to Miss McNair.
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Newark
N.J
Barbara McNair
U.S. Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Miss McNair
Rick Manazie
McAfee
U.S
Herbert J. Stern
U.S. District Court
Missouri River Crest Forecast Near St Charles
Revised forecasts raise the Missouri to 32 feet at St Charles by Saturday while the Mississippi crest remains set for Sunday at 35 feet. Rivers rose toward these crests with the Missouri at 30.8 and the Mississippi at 34.1 feet at St Louis. Army Corps maintains eroded levees at West Alton and volunteers watch for seepage near the Chouteau and Kaskaskia islands.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Mississippi
National Weather Service
St. Charles
Army Corps of Engineers
West Alton
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