Senate vote to defund Subversive Activities Control Board
The Senate voted 42 to 25 to strip the SACB of its 450000 dollar appropriation for next year. Sen. Sam Ervin called the board an abomination while supporters argued it aids national security. The House has approved funding, and a conference committee could decide the issue.
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Subversive Activities Control Board
Sam Ervin Jr
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William Proxmire
Dwis
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Supreme Court
Communist Party
Strom Thurmond
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Roman Hruska
R-Neb
Rent-a-Kid program offers local chores for hire
In Covington, the Northern Kentucky Community Council launches a summer project called Rent-a-Kid. For 1.25 dollars an hour residents can hire youths to cut cards babysit or perform small tasks. If work is scarce the youth may be lent to a neighbor, says project director Bill Martin.
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Taft Joins Senate Minority on Subversive Board Cut
Senator Robert Taft Jr. sided with the minority as the Senate voted to eliminate funds for the Subversive Activities Control Board. Senator William Saxbe from Ohio was not recorded as voting.
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Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Senate
William Saxbe
House approves Labor Health Ed Welfare funds bill
The House passed a 81.27 billion increase for Labor and Health Education and Welfare by 277 to 60, sending the measure to the Senate. President Nixon threatened a veto over higher spending while Democrats push for education health and welfare programs and a Vietnam war funding balance. A floor amendment added 364 million for schools and 347.7 million NIH, with 263.6 million for health and mental health programs and a plan to curb small business employer inspections.
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Louisiana
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National Institutes of Health
Radio Mid-Port Seeks Construction Permit for FM Station
The Federal Communications Commission announced on Thursday receipt of an application from Radio Mid Port Inc of Middleport Ohio for a construction permit to operate a new FM station.
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Federal Communications Commission
Radio Mid-Port, Inc
Middleport
Ohio
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