House Subcommittee Okays Buffer Against Student Unrest
Washington AP report on a House Appropriations subcommittee approving a stiffened provision to cut federal funds for students involved in violent campus uprisings. The amendment to the HEW bill removes hear ing requirements and would block aid to violators, affecting about 1.5 million students.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Neal Smith
Iowa
Smith
Office of Education
House Education and Labor Committee
Education and Labor Group
Nixon
Edith Green
D-Ore
Education Committee
Congress
US Officials See Hope In Gromyko's Address
Washington reports that Gromyko's policy speech to the Soviet parliament signals a potential easing of East West tensions. Officials note Moscow favors talks over confrontation and hints at a future summit while Nixon plans no Moscow stop on his current trip. The Soviets say they have begun ratifying the nuclear arms treaty and await further exchanges of views.
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Moscow
Nixon
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
America
Soviet Union
Neodesha Hosts Michigan College Ambassadors
Neodesha Kansas hosts 23 college delegates from Michigan State and Western Michigan on a 10,000 mile tour to show colleges’ civic contributions. They extended their stay after a warm town welcome at the Agricultural and Horticultural Fair with a 45 minute performance for about 400 to 500 people, mingling with residents and considering settling in small towns.
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Neodesha
Kan
Michigan
Kansas
Michigan State
Western Michigan
Hannibal
Elkhart
Michael
Otis A. Beach
Effects of Religious Upheaval Church Changes Are Due
New York report from RP outlines predicted church changes from Protes tant scholar Rev Dr Roland W Tapp. Expected: fewer sermons and Sunday services, broader church mergers, multiple memberships, aging congregations, rising lay interest, and shift toward panentheism. Tax status of church property and rising secular pressures also noted.
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Jesus
God
Roland W. Tapp
Philadelphia
United Presbyterian
Apollo 11 Legal Landings Under Space Treaty
Legal experts say the 1967 space treaty allows Apollo 11 to land and explore the moon for all mankind with no national ownership claims. Astronauts must use peaceful means, avoid contamination, share information, and respect other nations’ interests while free access remains guaranteed.
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N.Y
United States
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin
Earth
Democrats Question NY Mayor Race in Merkel of Chaos
Democratic National Chairman Fred R Harris avoids endorsing Mario Procaccino in New York Citys mayoral race creating embarrassment for national Democrats. Harris supported Thomas Bradley in Los Angeles nonpartisan contest while New York Democrats split between liberal Lindsay and conservative Marchi. Republicans back Marchi with Nixon and Morton endorsing him while Rockefeller aligns with Lindsay. Harris unsure if the national committee will intervene in Virginia and New Jersey contests.
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New York City
Mario A. Procaccino
New York
Harris
Los Angeles
Thomas Bradley
Samuel Yorty
Bradley
Democratic Central Committee
Procaccino
California
John d. Marchi
John V. Lindsay
Rogers C. B. Morton
Lindsay
Marchi
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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