Ellender presses tough stance on unfreezing funds
Senator Ellender urged Congress to withhold or limit spending if President Nixon does not unfreeze about 13 billion dollars. He suggested freezing individual projects, curbing the Office of Management and Budget, and considering legislative action to curb executive branch spending. He noted constitutional limits on line item vetoes and cited foreign aid allocations as a concern.
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Washington
Senate
Allen J
D-La
Congress
Legislative Branch
Nixon
Ellender
Office of Management and Budget
Tion
Humphrey Demands Stop to Impounding Funds Policy
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey condemned the Nixon administration’s impounding of more than 11 billion dollars in Congress appropriations and called for immediate release to fund job programs and essential services. He warned of a 55 billion dollar recession impact and urged wage and price guidelines along with a new bill of rights including employment and housing.
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Baton Rouge
Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Congress
Louisiana
Afl-Cto
White House
Hoffa Visits Wife Then Returns to Federal Prison
Teamster President James R. Hoffa spent six days on unsupervised leave to visit his seriously ill wife Josephine in a San Francisco hospital. He returned to the federal penitentiary in Lewisburg, Pa, saying the visit was “just fine” and that his wife had shown improvement. Hoffa, 58, is serving a 13 year term for mail fraud and jury tampering. Frank Fitzsimmons remains acting president awaiting a July convention.
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Lewisburg
James R. Hoffa
Pennsylvania
James P. Hoffa
Hoffa
Josephine
San Francisco
Night and Day Birth Notices in Dayton Area
Birth and adoption notices list multiple newborns and names from Dayton Franklin Wilmington and out of town. Families include Miller Stump Martin Drury Nunamaker Jackson Lane Jackson Lane Franklin Franklin Blevins Ison Wills Thompson Hayes Brown with grandparents and residence details for each newborn and parent names where readable.
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Larry Miller
Artie Court
Dayton
Edward Stump
Girard Ave
William L. Martin
Lynn St
Franklin
Randall Drury
Walnut
Wilmington
Boy
Grandview Hospital
la Rue van Arsdale
Wallace Drury
Nixon Aiming Program At Low Income Veterans
President Nixon announced a 1 million dollar Office of Economic Opportunity pilot to recruit low income Vietnam era veterans for education, jobs, and other benefits under the GI Bill. The outreach targets ghettos and ten cities for 14 months, with ex-GIs guiding eligibility and placement efforts.
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Washington
Nixon
Office of Economic Opportunity
White House
Frank Carlucci
Carlucci
Los Angeles
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Indianapolis
Former Secretary Now Officer In Winchester Police
James R. Howerton, former secretary, has qualified as juvenile officer for Winchester Kentucky police. Irene Sibey, mother of five and 33, ranked second in a 30-officer class after a 160-hour EKU course in Richmond. Lt Marcus Raney announced she is the first woman to complete the course. Sibey previously worked in Trenton and was employed by the local division from August 10 1965 to March 13 1968.
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James R. Howerton
Winchester
Irene Sibey
Eastern Kentucky University
Richmond
Marcus Raney
Winchester Department
Sibey
Trenton
Howerton
Ohio Committee Backs Hughes in 72 Race
A committee named Hughes 72 Western Ohio Chapter formed to support U S Senator Harold A Hughes for president. Chairman Keith Thompson said Hughes has the background and concern to restore the White House to the Democrats.
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Lima, Ohio
Hughes
Western Ohio
U.S
Harold A. Hughes
Iona
Keith Thompson
White House
Air fares rise as CAB approves 6 percent increase
The Civil Aeronautics Board authorized a temporary six percent rise in domestic air fares, with carriers signaling potential further modest increases. The move targets 48 contiguous states and follows years of airline losses, while industry hopes hinge on accompanying cost cuts to reach breakeven.
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New York
Civil Aeronautics Board
Indianapolis
Washington
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Mike Mansfield
Red River Valley Association
Shreveport
Red River
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Charles C
Linghast Jr
Transveto
World Airlines
Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
Union
Marco
Timothy Nunamaker
Ronald Nunamaker
Jackson Lane
Franklin Jackson
Albert Anderson
Rufus St
Leonard Willis
Carlisle
Ernest Weaver
Marshall Road
Arnold Spenser
Highland
Anna Payton
Woodlawn
Nicola Marchetti
Hill Ave
Henry Hamilton
Byron St
Ezra Robillard
Queen Ave
William Blevins
Audubon Drive
Robert E. Ison
Donna Ison
Sherman Ave
Homer L. Freezer
Auburn
Richard Wills
Dixie Highway
Johnny Thompson
Franklin Hayes
Jackson St
James Brown
Ohio
Toledo, Ohio
Libbey
Owens - Ford Co
Atlanta
Memphis
Miami
Hudson River
New Jersey
U. S
House of Representatives
Department of Transportation Safety
Ohio Insurance Institute
East Broad Street
Columbus
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