War Powers Bill Into Showdown
Washington awaits a House showdown as President Nixon vetoes the war powers resolution. Rep. Clement Zablocki says seven vote switches could override, predicting bipartisan support may shift amid East Middle East tensions and Watergate uproar. The measure limits presidents to 60 days of combat troop commitments without Congress approval, with a 30 day extension for withdrawal. A concurrent resolution could halt action at any time, veto-proof in Congress but challenged as unconstitutional by Nixon.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
House
Clement J. Zablocki
D-Wis
Senate
U.S
House-Senate
Zablocki
Brahma Bull Is Home Pet In Seminole County Back Yard
Cattle rancher Bill Solitro keeps Pete the Brahma bull as a family pet in a 10 acre Seminole County yard. Pete joined Solitro’s herd after his birth five months ago while Solitro tended 100 head in Lake City. The bull often relaxes by the pool with Solitro, curling up at his feet.
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Sanford
Fla
Bill Solitro
Pete
Solitro
Lake City
Seminole County
Larry
Lucy
Enzyme Test Spots Minor Heart Attacks
Stanford researchers report a blood enzyme test that detects minor heart attacks undetected by ECGs. The test measures creatine phosphokinase levels and may also identify muscular dystrophy and malignant hyperthermia.
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Stanford, Calif
Paul Wolf
Stanford Medical Center
Stanford University
One Vote For Tooth Fairy In Virginia Race
Ira Lechner, candidate for the Virginia legislature, swears the tale of his daughter's lost tooth is the whole tooth. Eve, 6, mailed the envelope with the tooth while the family sent 22,000 campaign pieces. Lechner asked the recipient to contact him if it arrives.
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Arlington, Va
Ira Lechner
Virginia
Eve
Lechner
Peace Corps visit to Colombia featured by Farber Club
Mrs. Deichman of Laddonia spoke about Peace Corps work in Colombia at the Farber Study Club meeting. Slides showed her trip with her son Leroy to visit another son, Donald, a Peace Corps worker there, with guest Mrs. Duane Gibson. Community notices covered Education Week events, club reports, and local church activities.
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Farber
Colombia
MFWC
Ralph Mollet
William Deichman
Laddonia
Deichman
Leroy
Donald
Peace Corps
Duane Gibson
al Herman
Lillian Crow
Missouri
United Nations
William Shotwell
GFWC
Welton Williams
Herman
Montgomery City
Shotwell
Francis Murphy
Lander Hay
Gillam
The
Baptist Sunday School
Teresa Holbrook
Brian Flowers
Deanna Branstetter
Action Promised On Fertilizer Shortage
Washington AP The Nixon administration plans steps to prevent a fertilizer shortage that could raise food prices. John T. Dunlop director of the Cost of Living Council told a House subcommittee he hopes to announce measures within days without indicating whether price or export controls will be used. Government forecasts up to a 20 percent fertilizer shortage next spring jeopardizing Agriculture Department efforts to expand food supplies by more planting.
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Washington
Nixon
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
House
Dunlop
Department of Agriculture
Corn Supply Estimate Cut By 9 Percent
A government inventory shows the nation’s corn supply about nine percent smaller than a week ago. As of Oct. 1 the Agriculture Department reports 707 million bushels in stock, about 68 million less than prior estimate, signaling a tighter reserve entering the fall harvest and weaker export and domestic demand projections.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Fresno Tax Defier Challenges Prosecution Over Unpaid Returns
Fresno man James W. Scott, organizer of a Tax Rebellion Committee, argues federal reserve notes are not legal tender thus no taxes due. A U.S. District Court judge refused to dismiss charges alleging Scott failed to file 1969 and 1970 returns on over $23,000 of income despite his claim.
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Fresno
Calif
James W. Scott
Scott
Federal Reserve
U.S
Victory Dance At Youth Center
A Friday night victory dance at the Youth Center will follow the Bulldog Quincy C. B. football game. Admission for the 10 12 p.m. dance will be 25 cents for senior high students. Music and refreshments will be available. All proceeds from the dance will go to the community chest.
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Bulldog
Quincy C. B
Community Chest
Teachers Ask Nixon to Restore Moral Standards in Watergate Controversy
Helen D. Wise, president of the National Education Association, issued a letter to President Nixon criticizing his ethics amid Watergate. She urged moral leadership, praised the tapes release for judicial review, and urged transparency to restore public confidence.
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Washington
National Teachers Organization
Nixon
Helen D. Wise
National Education Association
United States
Judicial Review
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Charles W. Crow
del Mar Acres
WOC
Farber Presbyterian Church
George Carlson
Bill Crow
Mission Yearbook of Prayer
Philippines
Church World Service
Kayenta
Ariz
Presbyterian Life
Concern Magazine
Job
D. Randall Cone
Bobby Branstetter
Farber la Far By-Etees
Boyd Bounds
Bill Stubblefield
National Kidney Foundation
Herman Roberts
Lancaster
Jean Roberts
Guatemala
Sam Roberts
Baton Rouge
Waldo Roberts
Julia
Roberts
Mr. Roberts
Kenneth and
Betty Parsons
Mexico, Mo
Jefferson
MPL
Yy Missouri Power A & Light Company
Mexico
Centralia, Mo
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