Senate Ends Foreign Aid Vote Blocks Bill
The Senate rejected an 18 billion dollar economic aid and 1.6 billion dollar military aid package, killing the bill and delaying any renewal of the aid program. President Nixon condemned the move as irresponsible while leaders warn of extended debate and uncertain chances for a new foreign aid measure this year.
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Conference Committee
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Nixon Doctrine Weakened by Senate Action
The article reports that President Nixon views the Senate rejection of a 2.9 billion dollar foreign aid bill as a setback to the Nixon Doctrine. It notes aid cuts to Cambodia Israel UN programs Pakistan refugees Greece and nonmilitary funding for developing nations. It warns the move undermines bipartisan foreign policy and national security.
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Cambodia
Israel
United Nations
Alliance For Progress
Tax Cuts Approved by Senate Finance Panel
Senate Finance Committee tentatively approves 9.7 billion in individual tax cuts over three years while suggesting a higher total is possible. Major measures lift personal exemptions and standard deduction, with increases phased in through 1972.
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Thieu's Second Term Faces U S Troop and Aid Withdrawals
Thieu prepares for a second four year term as U S troop withdrawals accelerate and American economic aid tightens. U S officials foresee a total combat withdrawal by July leaving 40 000 to 50 000 troops with limited air cover. Senate votes threaten 549 million in economic aid for the current fiscal year. Treasury Secretary Connally arrives in Saigon as Vietnam leaders brace for reduced aid and ongoing Asia tours.
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Vietnam
Thieu
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China to choose name for UN status
United Nations officials await Beijing's formal naming choice for the People's Republic of China or China. The decision affects administrative matters including the rotating presidency of the Security Council and the order of the flag. Poland is set to replace Nicaragua as October’s council president.
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Peking
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China
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Court halts grand jury probe of Pentagon Papers
The 1st Circuit ordered an indefinite halt to a federal grand jury investigation into the Pentagon Papers, citing congressional privilege. The decision delays questioning of an aide linked to Sen. Gravel and challenges to subpoenas involving MIT professor Chomsky and Princeton professor Falk amid alleged illegal surveillance.
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MIT
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Princeton
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Hanoi
Congress Views Safe-Food Acts
AP reports renewed push for federal food safety legislation after a Stokely-Van Camp recall of over 15 000 cans of finest French style sliced green beans amid botulism fears. FDA confirmed a Pensacola Florida family, Marine Capt William Cleveland Jr and son, were hospitalized after tasting a spoiled can.
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House Public Health Subcommittee
Florida Democrat
Food and Drug Administration
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
FDA
Stokely-Van Camp
Indianapolis
David Mvey
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