National Food Bank Plan Faces House Opposition
Congress weighs creating a national food bank stockpiling about 1.5 billion dollars in grains at a 215 million dollar annual storage cost. The Nixon administration and American Farm Bureau oppose the Democrat backed plan amid a tight House Rules Committee decision.
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National Food Bank Plan
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
American Farm Bureau
Capitol Hill
House Rules Committee
House Agriculture Committee
Farmers Union
National Farmers Organization
The
National Grange
National Association of Wheat Growers
National Corn Growers Association
Grain Sorghum Producers Association
Agriculture Committee
College Student Parley Denies Democratic Link
A 3000 student Emergency Conference for New Voters endorsed forming a National Youth Caucus to influence party caucuses and delegations. Duane Draper warned the Democratic party against assuming youth votes are automatic and emphasized independence at the convention. Allan Lowenstein noted most youths oppose Nixon’s reelection unless Democrats prove their independence.
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Duane Draper
Association of Student Governments
Democratic Party
Draper
Daley
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Allan Lowenstein
New York
Americans For Democratic Action
Nixon
Lowenstein
Art Kaminsky
Muskie
McGovern
Kaminsky
Auto Crash Fatal To Sheriff and Woman in Calvert County
In a two car crash on Maryland Route 2 near Lusby Calvert County Sheriff Oscar W. Lusby 37 died while riding in a police vehicle. Jane F O Hagen 22 of College Park also died. Cpl Roland Hayman 29 was injured along with two others who were flown to University Hospital in Baltimore.
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Lusby, Md
Calvert County
College Park
Maryland
Lusby
Oscar W. Lusby
Roland II. Hayman
Drum Point
Jane F. O'Hagen
Mayman
John T. Aice
University Hospital
Baltimore
Hayman
Ake
Chevrolet Recall to Repair 6.7 Million Vehicles
General Motors plans the largest auto recall in history as 6.7 million Chevrolets may have defective engine mounts. GM will pay for restraint installation to prevent mount failure and begin recalls in late February after dealers receive devices. Affected are 1965 full sized Chevrolets and Novas, plus 1967 to 1969 Camaros and some light trucks with V8 engines.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Chevrolet
Baltimore to Screen 51000 Black Schoolchildren for Sickle Trait
In Baltimore a two-year city program backed by health officials would screen 51 000 black students to locate sickle cell trait carriers. Some doctors call it a disservice while others fear stigmatization. supporters argue testing offers necessary counseling and prevention despite costs estimated at 65 000 to 85 000 dollars.
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Baltimore
Robert E. Farber
William Donald Schaefer
Warm Hearted Policeman Feeds Neglected Family
Birmingham officer Harry L. Jones, praised for kindness, used his own funds to buy groceries and aid a homeless family of five. He plans rehab for the father with AA, and the Fraternal Order of Police will ensure the children have a Christmas. Jones and his wife have two daughters.
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Birmingham
Ala
Harry L. Jones
Jones
Beall Urges New Aging Committee
Sen. J. Glenn Beall Jr. proposes creating a joint 11 senator 11 representative committee to study aging aid. He says current aging legislation is fragmented with at least four Senate committees able to handle parts of the issue. Washington AP reports.
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Washington
J. Glenn Beall Jr
R-Md
U.S
Beall
Senate
You're never too old to hear better
Beltone announces a free offer of a non operating model hearing aid for those who hear but do not understand words. The tiny unit weighs under a third of an ounce, is worn at the ear level with no body wires, and is free with no obligation. Write Dept. 9059 Beltone Electronics Corp. Chicago.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
W. Victoria
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