Quota Fight Delays Senate Tax Reform Vote
The import quota issue on foreign goods slows final passage of the tax reform bill in the Senate. Democratic Leader Mansfield warns amendments come fast, while Sen. Williams says the 12 day battle nears conclusion. Passage would send the measure to House Senate talks to resolve riders and avert a Nixon veto.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
John J. Williams
R-Del
GOP
Nixon
Astronauts Released From Lunar Quarantine After Moon Mission
Apollo 12 crew Charles Conrad Alan Bean and Richard Gordon leave Lunar Receiving Laboratory quarantine after 27 days. Blood tests show no moon microbes allowing early release from a planned 21 day period. In Houston the isolation is described as the price they pay for lunar landing. In Kenosha custodians’ strike prompts temporary restraining order to prevent picketing and possible school closures due to unsanitary conditions.
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Bean
Interagency Committee
Kenosha
M. Eugene Baker
Baker
Wisconsin welfare residency rule struck down
A U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals declared unconstitutional a Wisconsin law requiring one year of state residence to qualify for welfare. The ruling, sought in a 1967 Milwaukee suit by two women, applies to all persons and invalidates the residency requirement statewide.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Milwaukee
Senators Protest Army Gas Shipments to Umatilla
Senators Warren Magnuson and Mark Hatfield asked the Pentagon to bar Army shipments of large quantities of poison gas via the Pacific Northwest. The plan could move more than 700 railroad cars of gas from Bangor Washington to the Army Ordnance Depot at Umatilla Oregon.
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Washington
The
White Mouse
Pentagon
Army
Pacific Northwest
Sens
Warren G. Magnuson
Boyle claims sweeping re election win in UMW battle
United Mine Workers President W A Boyle declares a landslide victory over Joseph Yablonski in a bitter internal fight framed as a tribute to John L. Lewis. Boyle credits miners loyalty and the labor legend for his win.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
W. A
Tony” Boyle
John L. Lewis
Joseph A. Yablonski
Boyle
Lewis
House passes largest U S foreign aid package since World War II
The $1.6 billion global assistance bill clears the House heading to a Senate clash over military aid to Nationalist China and South Korea. It trails Nixon’s request by $1 billion, marks the smallest postwar total since the Marshall Plan era, and follows $7.49 billion peak in 1950 51 and $1.75 billion last year.
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Washington
U.S
House
Senate
China
South Korea
Nixon
Aide Dyb Sentenced In Wisconsin Scandal
Luther A. Dyb, former Proxmire aide, jailed 30 days and placed on one year probation after conviction for accepting 750 dollars in improper compensation as a federal employee. Dyb told the court he may be guilty technically but morally innocent. In Madison, state officials obtained orders against a militant student groups plan to stage disruptive UW demonstrations.
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Luther A. Dyb
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Dyb
Madison
U.S
Myron L. Gordon
Robert T. Warren
Students For A Democratic Society
University of Wisconsin
Benefit Dance Slated in Monroe for David Erickson
A benefit dance will be held Saturday evening December 13 at Turner Hall Monroe to aid David R. Erickson 44 Route 2 Winslow who lost his right leg in a corn chopper accident at his farm one mile north of Martintown. Co chairs are Delbert Indergand and William Hartwig. Money from the dance will help with his artificial leg and medical care.
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Monroe
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Winslow
Martintown
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Cochairmen
Delbert Indergand
William Hartwig
Dairy Board
Charles
St. Clare
State Line
Basy
Route 3
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John Bergum
Charles Erickson
Gary
Burnette Burkalter
Larry Bidlingmaier
Hans Lee
Ericksons
Jay
Josh
Juda
Exhumation denied in Kopechne case. inquest likely in Massachusetts
Judge Bernard Brominski refused to order an exhumation and autopsy for Mary Jo Kopechne, keeping death as drowning per testimony. The ruling clears the way for a Massachusetts court to hold a secret inquest into the Chappaquiddick accident involving Edward Kennedy and his car.
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Wilkes-Barre
Mary Jo Kopechne
Edward M. Kennedy
Bernard C. Brominski
Common Pleas Court
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Safety Patrol Established at South School Crossing
A 29 member sixth grade Safety Patrol begins at South School to guide youngsters across the highway near 11th Avenue and 21st and 22nd Streets. Principal and the Monroe Police Department coordinate with PTA and local groups to support crossings and safety gear for students.
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22Nd Streets
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Douth Schoor
William Stuckey
Transportation Department
Monroe Police Department
Police and Safety Committee
T. A. Board
Robert Stalder
Kurt Schilling
AAA
Flanagan
Monroe
Mike H. Wells
Deremer
Martha O'Donnell
Highway 69
Teena Street
Times
Steve Mitschele
Loopholes in Draft Law Eyed by Government
The White House orders a study of draft lottery loopholes and how they could distort exposure risk. Officials examine deferments, dropping out, and reentry into 1-A as boards weigh quotas and local pipeline effects for 1970 draft draw outcomes.
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Washington
Tne
White House
National Security Council
Defense Department
Selective Service
Bernard T. Franck
Lewis B Hershey
Selective Service System
Franck
Nixon
Tmira
Pentagon
Milwaukee Infant Saved by Human Milk Donation
Milwaukee 10 month old Michael Otto Lauerman Jr. is allergic to cow milk and solids, surviving on donated human milk. Dozens of women have offered milk after a plea, with the family receiving 30 to 40 ounces daily and the phone still ringing with offers.
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Michael Otto Lauerman Jr
Michael
Mike
The
Milwaukee Journal
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