Senate Backs Nixon Veto On TV Campaign Curbs
The Senate upheld President Nixon's veto of a bill to curb broadcast campaign spending with a 58-34 vote but failed to reach a two-thirds majority. Nixon argued the measure was incomplete and promised broader reforms with Senate leaders, while Kennedy and Scott signaled possible revival of the measure or broader reform legislation.
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Nixon weighs paths to curb inflation and spur growth
The Federal Home Loan Bank plans to inject over 1 billion into the weak housing market to lower mortgage rates next year, while the Committee for Economic Development urges voluntary wage and price guidelines. The administration rejects mandatory controls but supports publicizing wage and price settlements in advance.
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New Technique Ends Transplants Says Surgeon in London
Dr Donald Ross, Britain's only heart transplant surgeon, plans no more transplants. He cites a U S technique using leg veins grafted into the heart to bypass blocked vessels as sufficient, noting 1,400 similar operations at a Cleveland Clinic with minimal publicity. The method avoids rejection and treats the heart as a pump, replacing the need for new engines.
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Relief Copter Stampede Injures Pakistanis In Dacca
In Charchabd in the Ganges delta Am bassador Joseph S Farland led a relief convoy by four helicopters delivering rice molasses and salt. A crowd surged tearing at sacks and two refugees were slashed by rotor blades. Eighteen US British and French helicopters ferried supplies as the army resisted further airlift citing distance and safety concerns.
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Khrushchev Memoirs Shot Down as CIA Fraud Claim
Moscow radio Be journalist Tzvestin branded Khrushchev reminiscences published abroad as fakes and charged Life magazine with publishing CIA crafted material. The government paper said Time Inc. refused to explain sourcing, heightening suspicions of forgery in the controversial memoirs.
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U S Refuses Comment on SAM Attacks on B52 Missions
SAIGON AP report notes U S command defers on confirming North Vietnamese surface to air missile activity near Laos and the DMZ. No B52s confirmed lost. defense secretary says raids target missiles guns and material to shield pilots. Cambodian fighting reports Puok district headquarters fall amid 31 wounded.
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Study Favors Three Year College Plan
The Carnegie Foundation commission recommends reducing bachelor studies to three years by placing college work in high schools. The plan could save colleges 3.5 to 5 billion yearly. It urges offering two years of college or vocational training to all high school graduates, aging workers, and minorities. The report supports credits for nonacademic training, new graduate degrees, and more short-term programs.
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