Delta Queen Doomed Hope Hangs on House Vote
Rep. Robert Taft Jr. will ask the House to send the Delta Queen bill back to conference to accept a Senate amendment allowing continued riverboat service despite fire safety limits. Taft cites overwhelming House support if brought to vote, while critics blame Rep. Edward Garmatz for blocking action.
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Tower Denies He Plays Favorites With GOP Cash
Sen. John G. Tower challenged claims of ideological favoritism in the Republican senatorial campaign fund distribution. He said no strings were attached to aid and denied electioneering for Sen. Robert Dole. Hatfield released a chart showing uneven support among incumbents and challengers, with Tower supporters labeled conservatives.
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Oregon
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Nixon signals ease Buckley bid in New York Senate race
White House hints point to James L. Buckley over incumbent Charles E. Goodell in the New York senatorial contest. Goodell, a frequent GOP critic of Nixon policies, trails Ottinger, with Buckley rising as a potential Republican vote if he overtakes the Democratic candidate before the November 3 election.
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Syracuse
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Morse resigns as Case Western Reserve president
Robert W. Morse steps down as president of Case Western Reserve University effective July 1 1971 after an impasse with trustees over leadership. Morse 49 also seeks a rapid leave of absence and cited differences in views about the university. He led the merged institution since 1967 after serving at Case Institute of Technology and Western Reserve University. He previously headed Navy research and development and had opposed campus violence during his tenure.
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Topless choir girls and pot in church sermon sparks debate
The Rev. William Metcalfe of Bottsford says modern methods would force the church to adopt psychedelic pads topless choir girls and bawdy hymns to reach today’s world. He frames the issue as a satirical critique of worldliness and indifference in society.
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William Metcalfe
Bottsford
Choir Only Way For Norwalk Church
Metcalfe argues the church must rely on spiritual renewal to revive attendance as the choir program reflects a path to a packed house and reconnecting the present generation with faith. The remarks emphasize return to spiritual values and church outreach.
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