Senate House Conferees Say Nixon Ready to Sign Political Costs Bill
AP reports Senate House conferees announce Nixon ready to sign a compromise on federal election campaign spending reform. The bill limits broadcast budgets, preserves equal time, and requires spending reports to the U.S. comptroller general. Conference delays may push action to January.
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Senate House
Washington
teHouse
Nixon
Congress
Wayne L. Mays
Ohio
Nouge
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Hays
New Hampshire
Florida Mays
House
White House
Scott
Chambers
Dispute Delays Congress on Foreign Aid and Holiday Timing
Congress moves to extend Nixon's Phase 2 economic powers for a year but adjournment hinges on foreign aid dispute. Senate approved the Phase 2 bill. House expected to follow amid continuation funding for foreign aid, Defense, and D C. Israel aid and Vietnam war amendments shape the stalled end-of-session plan.
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Congress
Nixon
Senate
House
Appropriations Committee
George J. Mahon
Defense Department
District of Columbia
D.C
Israel
Judge Bars Clemency In Manson Case
In Los Angeles California the judge upholds a murder verdict against Charles Manson and denies clemency. The jury found him guilty of the Tate murders and the eight killings in 1969 and Manson faces life sentences with potential appeals. Judge Choate stays the life sentence on Hinman and Shea counts pending appeals while ordering no mercy for Manson from any community.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
San Quentin
Superior Court
Charles
Sharon Tate
Manson
Raymond Cheate
Sheriff's Department
Choate
Gary Hinman
Hinman
Donald ‘Shorty
Shea
OSHA Finds Hazards At Most Firms In First Six Months
The Labor Department safety office surveyed 9 300 firms with fatal accidents or high injury risk and found hazards at 80 percent. It cited 5 636 firms with violations carrying 361 692 dollars in proposed fines. 1 842 had minor violations without citations. Only 20 percent were violation free.
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Federal
Congress
Fortis
Milelion
Job Safety Administration
Port Huron
Michigan
South Vietnamese Capture Cambodian Rubber Plantation Town
South Vietnamese troops seized the Chup area a major rubber plantation in Cambodia without opposition claiming control. Six thousand troops spearheaded by an armored column pushed into the 75 square mile site linked to the North Vietnamese 7th and 9th Divisions, with two North Vietnamese defectors interrogated. US air support accompanied the operation amid a broader eastern Cambodia offensive begun November 22.
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Chup
Iregald
Indochina
Chap
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Train wreck derails 35 cars on Philadelphia to Washington line
Thirty five cars of a Philadelphia to Washington freight train derailed in Baltimore County near Joppatowne blocking the Chesapeake and Ohio Baltimore and Ohio line. No injuries reported though a small fire occurred. 70 firefighters remained at the scene as authorities expected the wreckage to be cleared after noon.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore County
Chesapeake and Ohio- Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore Bayview Yard
Bradshaw
Baltimore
Harriet Cobb
C&co-B&o Public Relations Office
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