Lawmakers face push for open committee sessions and roll calls
A bipartisan coalition proposes rule changes to shed light on House procedures. The plan would require open committee sessions unless a majority with a recorded vote opts for a closed meeting and would introduce recorded teller votes on amendments when 20 percent of members present demand it.
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House of Representatives
Congress
Ments
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Massachusetts
Charles S. Gubser
California
Joint Space Prospects Move Toward US USSR Cooperation
U.S. space officials have urged cooperative efforts with Moscow and recent public signals from Soviet scientists and leaders suggest warming toward space collaboration. NASA commented on past overtures, and Mstislav V. Keldysh spoke of giving maximum attention to U.S. proposals as prospects for cooperation grow brighter.
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United States
Soviet Union
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Senate
Moscow
Soviet Academy of Science
Mstislav V. Keldysh
Nixon Needs A Double For 1970 Campaign
Marianne Means reports Nixon faces pressure from White House aides to campaign in five to twelve states to bolster GOP Senate chances. Five key states are Texas Utah Nevada Wyoming and North Dakota with others including Tennessee Florida Ohio Indiana and New Mexico. Agnew’s nationwide campaigning proves mixed in key races and Nixon risks political harm if aides push too hard.
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Senate
Texas
Utah
Nevada
Wyoming
North Dakota
Nixon
Tennessee
Florida
Ohio
Indiana
New Mexico
Spiro Agnew
Eisenhower
Agmew
Northeast
Agnew
GOP
Keeping Cool in Heat: Health Tips and Warnings
The piece warns that hot weather raises violence and health risks, especially for the elderly. It notes increased heart attack risk when activities continue as in cooler weather and stresses staying cool with light meals, loose clothing, hydration, sun avoidance, and avoiding aggravation.
Tax policy clash over private schools and tax exemptions
David Lawrence argues the Nixon administration chose expediency by pressuring white private schools to admit all races to maintain tax exemptions. He notes selective exemptions for religious or factional groups and warns of broader damage to private philanthropy and privacy rights if the government meddles in charitable deductions and tax status.
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Nixon
White House
Congress
Capitol Hill
Washington
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Department of Justice
Supreme Court of the
United States
America
Local Middletown News Costs and Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options with daily and Sunday rates. Prices include 70 cents weekly by mail in trading area, 100 dollars yearly by mail, and 300 dollars yearly outside trading area. foreign subscriptions at 3800 yearly.
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Ews Journal
The
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
USA
Senate showdown looms over Yablonski murder and Silberman
A looming Senate confrontation centers on Laurence Silberman’s nomination as undersecretary of Labor amid allegations by Senator Harrison Williams that Silberman failed to press criminal and union-elect corruption probes in the United Mine Workers case. The hearing may illuminate UMW abuses, pension fund manipulation, and alleged violence threats tied to Tony Boyle’s leadership.
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Washington
United States
Joseph Yablonski
Pennsylvania
Senate
Laurence H. Silberman
Silberman
Nixon
Department of Labor
George Shultz
White House
Academe
Shultz
Labor Department
Yeblonski
Sen
Harrison Williams
New Jersey
Williams
Tony Boyle
Yablonski
Department
Boyle
Landrum-Griffith
West Virginia
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
UMW
United Mine Workers
O'Hare Plaza backs two lane expressway project
Connecticut General Life Insurance Company and Seay and Thomas Inc plan a six building $45 million office complex near O'Hare to fund a two lane expressway between Chicago and Milwaukee. India will take 218 years to reach U S income levels in 1963 per new foundation report. India railways lost over $360000 in violence in 1969 and early 1970s. Madagascar ranks fourth largest island after Greenland New Guinea and Borneo.
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Chicago
O’hare Plaza
O’hare International Airport
Milwaukee
Connecticut General Life Insurance Company
Seay & Thomas, Inc
India
United States
Economic and Scientific Research Foundation
Madagascar
Greenland
New Guinea
Borneo
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David Lawrence
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Tom Braden
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