Wisconsin Loosens Path to Constitutional Convention
Washington AP reports that Wisconsin may decide if the first constitutional convention since 1787 is called. With 33 states already petitioning, Wisconsin's Assembly action could push Congress to convene, risking a national constitutional crisis if the 34th petition arrives.
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Mass Obligation Allowed on Saturday Evenings Boston
Cardinal Cushing announced that from July 5 Boston Archdiocese Catholics may fulfill Sunday Mass obligation on Saturday evening if approved by parish pastor. Masses must start after 4 p.m. and the privilege extends to eves of holy days. Similar practice already exists in Fall River Diocese and parts of Maine New Hampshire and Vermont.
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Nixon says voters fed up with lawlessness in cities
President Nixon frames recent municipal wins as a mandate against violence and crime. He endorses conservative NYC candidate John Marchi, notes care in applying the stance beyond state races, and stresses courts and local officials must crack down on unlawful behavior. He rejects anti Negro or anti poor motives in voters’ choices.
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Nixon Signals Possible Vietnam Pullout Totals in 1970
Washington AP Nixon remarks sparked military estimates that up to 250,000 U.S. troops could be out of Vietnam by year end 1970 if ground combat packages are withdrawn. He cited a July August 25,000 drawdown and vowed another decision in August based on training Paris talks and enemy activity.
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Highlights Of Nixon Talk
Washington AP highlights of President Nixon Thursday night news conference. He said price rise actions should show effect in two to three months and if wrong, new actions will be taken. He urged substantive negotiations in Paris and discussed Vietnam troop withdrawal timelines, college funding, and law and order concerns at home.
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