Mayors Challenge Federal Promises
SAN DIEGO AP President Nixon backs New Federalism but mayors from nationwide cities demand fuller promises. The U S Conference of Mayors plans a resolution urging more federal aid for second step programs like housing and mass transit and warning against further impoundment. Mayors seek early re enactment of general revenue sharing and approval of an $11.3 billion housing bill plus an $18 billion mass transit plan while acknowledging inflation as a hurdle.
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San Diego
Calif
Nixon
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Congress
Henry W. Maier
Milwaukee
Democratic National
Maier
National Conference of Democratic Mayors
San Francisco
Joseph L. Alioto
Kenneth R. Cole Jr
Cole
James T. Lynn
Lynn
NFO Board Denies Charges In SEC Suit
The SEC sues the National Farmers Organization accusing fraud false statements and hiding financial trouble after it borrowed over seven million from members. The NFO board meeting denied the charges and called for a broader probe while Staley warned the SEC probe threatens the group's existence.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
National Farmers Organization
Des Moines
Iowa
Farm Organization
Commission
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
Staley
White House
John W. Dean II
SEC
NFC
Measure Defeated on Camden Morgan Hospital District
Camdenton Missouri AP report notes a ballot measure to form a hospital district for Camden and part of Morgan counties failed. The Tuesday vote totaled 2,644 against and 2,118 in favor, short of the required simple majority.
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Camdenton, Mo
Camden
Morgan Counties
Tax Reform In Last Gasp
Washington senate lawmakers push a last attempt to end a filibuster on the debt limit bill while a cloture vote is set to test one reform proposal. Humphrey calls the 22 percent oil depletion allowance the worst loophole as oil state senators seek to block a two thirds vote. Griffin files a cloture petition to bar further tax reform or cuts. vote expected Thursday.
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Washington
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Nixon
Humphrey
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Smith named Missouri State Fair secretary at Jefferson City
Wendell D. Smith, acting secretary of the Missouri State Fair, was named state fair secretary by Agriculture Commissioner James B. Boillot in Jefferson City on Tuesday.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Wendell D. Smith
James B. Boillot
Congress Moves To Veto Nuclear Aid Exports
Congress rapidly moves to grant veto power over Nixon's offer of nuclear aid to Egypt and Israel. The Senate House Atomic Energy Committee unanimously approves a bill giving Congress final say on almost all nuclear technology export agreements.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Egypt
Israel
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Mike Mansfield
John O. Pastore
Pastore
House
Middle East
Colson Disbarred At Washington
Charles W. Colson, former White House aide, was disbarred by the U S District Court here for obstruction of justice tied to an Ellsberg smear attempt. The order was signed Tuesday by three judges of the District of Columbia court.
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Washington (Ap
Charles W. Colson
White House
U.S. District Court
Daniel Ellsberg
District of Columbia Court
Bike Under Truck But Not Rider in Centralia Accident
Gloria Kathyleen Moss, 10, daughter of Mr and Mrs James M Moss, is in satisfactory condition at Community Hospital in Moberly after a truck bicycle collision near Route 11. She suffered a broken arm and a badly skinned ankle requiring possible skin grafting. incident occurred when a westbound truck passed her bicycle on a gravel road, causing her to lose balance.
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Centralia
Gloria Kathyleen Moss
James M. Moss
S. Allen Sr
Community Hospital
Moberly
Gloria
Route 11
Donnie Carl Ward
Columbia
Moss
Tranquil Drug Over-used On Kids Report Shows
CHICAGO report from the AMA meeting quotes Dr. Herbert E. Rie of Ohio State University. He says about twice as many children are labeled hyperactive and medicated as truly hyperactive after thorough exams. Treatments quiet children but may not improve learning. environmental factors or emotional issues may underlie behavior.
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Chicago
Ohio
Herbert E. Rie
American Medical Association
Rie
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Mrs Rose Kennedy Treated For Arthritis
Mrs Rose Kennedy mother of the late President John F Kennedy and Senator Edward M Kennedy was treated at Massachusetts General Hospital for arthritis of the foot. After examination on Tuesday she returned to the Hyannis Port family compound, a hospital spokesman said.
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Boston
Rose Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts General Hospital
Business Index Points Upward in May
The Commerce Department said the index of business indicators rose two tenths of one percent in May signaling slight economic growth. A revised April index shows no change rather than a seven tenths of one percent decline. Five of eight indicators gained including average work week and new durable goods orders. Negative readings came from stock prices and building permits. The May index stood at 173.3 versus the 1967 base of 100.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Mexico
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