Senate Passes Phase 2 Bill On Economic Powers Extension
The Senate approved a Phase 2 bill extending Nixon's economic control powers for a year, with adjournment stalled over foreign aid. The House aimed to follow, financing foreign aid through March 15 and Defense/DC appropriations, while debate over end-the-war and retroactive pay provisions continued.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Senate
Senate House
House
Appropriations Committee
George H. Mahon
Defense Department
District of Columbia
D.C
Israel
Pay Board and Price Commission
Policeman charged after fatal incident in Chicago
Chicago patrolman John Malloy 24 was charged with criminal damage to property and dis orderly conduct after he admitted kicking in the door of Harry Weiner's North Side apartment. Weiner, 64, suffered a fatal heart attack during the confrontation and Malloy was excused from duty pending Internal Affairs investigation.
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Chicago
North Side
John Malloy
Harry Weiner
Weiner
Malloy
Department
Tiny Hill former jazz star dies at 60 in Denver
Harry L. Tiny Hill a 60 year old former jazz musician prominent in Chicago and Denver during the 1940s has died. He remained active in music and recently appeared in concert down the Midwest with friends noting his ongoing link to the scene. Survivors include his Denver mother Mrs. Osa Hill Ault. Funeral services are pending at St Germain Funeral Home in Brighton Colorado.
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Denver
Harry L
Tiny’’ Hill
Chicago
Hill
Midwest
Osa Hill Ault
St. Germain
Brighton
Colo
Joliet man surrenders in beating death of 18 month old
Jerry Jarvis 31 surrendered before Judge Michael Orenic on a murder charge in Will County. The Joliet man is accused in the Aug 30 beating of his 18 month old stepdaughter Emma Brown, who died 11 days later in a Chicago hospital. Jarvis and his wife Betty Lou faced child neglect charges after her death. A Cook County coroner's jury urged a more serious count. Mrs Jarvis is free on bond on a misdemeanor charge.
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Joliet, Ill
Joliet
Jerry Jarvis
Michael Orenic
Will County
Emma Brown
Chicago
Jarvis
Betty Lou
Cook County
Campaign spending bill nears Nixon ready to sign
A conference committee says a compromise bill is ready to curb federal election campaign spending. If enacted it would reform the 1925 Corrupt Practices Act. Nixon is expected to sign, with action possibly delayed until January. The bill keeps the equal time rule, hindering radio TV debates.
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Senate House
Nixon
Congress
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
House
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Hays
Scott
New Hampshire
Florida
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