Congress Rushes Action On Compromise Jobs Bill
The Senate passed the emergency employment act 75 to 11 as Congress rushes a $2.25 billion public service jobs bill amid a bipartisan push to revive parts of a larger economy plan. Nixon, backing prompt approval, warned of inflation and time lags, while Democrats seek to override after recess and Republicans eye a separate compromise extending Appalachian development and public works aid.
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Police Seek Motives In Colombo Case
New York police say they still seek a motive for the shooting of reputed Mafia leader Joseph Colombo Sr. who lies in a coma in critical condition after being gunned down as he prepared to lead a large outdoor Italian American civil rights rally. Investigators consider racism and gangland rivalry among possibilities while probing a 24 year old man Jerome A Johnson and a woman seen with him.
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Kissinger to Make Fact Finding Trip
Washington AP says Henry Kissinger will depart Thursday for a 10 day fact finding mission to South Vietnam Paris and other Far East countries. He will meet with U S representatives and officials and report to Nixon and Secretary Rogers upon return around July 12. Nixon plans California stay starting July 6 with economy talks and Vietnam discussions likely.
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Contempt Probe Might Target Howard County Prosecutor Kinlein
Howard County Circuit Court Judge James Macgill seeks help from Maryland Attorney General Francis B. Burch to prepare and prosecute a contempt of court citation against Richard Kinlein the Howard County states attorney. The judge says he cannot ignore possible violations of the trial order restricting public comment on H Rap Brown. Governor Mandel delivered the request and Kinlein brands the matter a potential arson fabrication claim tied to the Cambridge riot case years ago. Burch criticized Kinlein as a disgrace to the legal profession and pledged to act if Macgill proceeds.
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Parochial Voucher Plan Gains Momentum in Congress
Washington AP report notes Supreme Court limits on state aid to parochial schools spur Rep. Roman Pucinski to push a universal educational voucher proposal. He cites Catholic district influence and a rising number of parochial school closures as districts face funding threats.
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