Pork Barrel Proposals Escalate in Public Works Bill
The Senate moves to consider 52 million in pork barrel projects within a 47 billion public works package, with eventual costs rising to 4.1 billion and total pork commitments reaching 15.2 billion. President Johnson proposed 9 new starts totaling 153 million eventual, while House and Senate actions expand the list to 50 new starts and 60 planning starts, amid calls for budget cuts and war-related deferrals.
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Harry F. Rosenthal
Washington
Senate
Congress
Johnson
House
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Appropriations Committee
Pope may reject day after pill says Jesuit member
A Jesuit member of Pope Paul VI birth control commission writes in La Civilta Cattolica that the day after and month after pills have no chance of papal approval as they aim to abort after conception. He notes only conception-preventing pills might be acceptable, stressing the Pincus method respects natural processes.
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Birth Control Commission
la Civilta Cattolica
Giacomo Perico
Father Perico
Ther
Perico
Niels Einer-Jensen
Sweden
Gregory Pincus
United States
Draft Griffin movement not big ground swell
Washington AP Sen Robert P Griffin of Michigan acknowledges a small draft movement for 1968 is not a strong wave. Cards urging Griffin’s draft circulated in East Detroit and were sent to him by Richard J. OHalloran, a 74 year old retired plant worker. Griffin says he has not discussed the idea with Romney and dismissed it as unlikely.
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Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Detroit
George Romney
Griffin
Charles H. Percy
R-Nr
George
White House
Romney
Richard J. O'Halloran
East Detroit
U.S
Senate
House
Congress
O'Halloran
Women Plead Not Guilty In Fraud Case
Two women from Willoughby and Euclid pleaded innocent in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court to a charge of receiving stolen property after allegedly obtaining two $160 airline tickets by false pretenses. Each posted a $500 personal bond. one defendant is the wife of Daniel J. Greene, former president of Local 1317 of the International Longshoremen's Association, convicted of embezzling union funds.
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Cuyahoga County
Common Pleas Court
Nancy Greene
Willoughby
Joann Morris
Euclid
Greene
Daniel J. Greene
The
International Longshoremen’s Agsociation
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