Democrats Strive For Party Unity and Funds
Washington AP reports Democratic leaders seek party unity while eyeing about 1.5 million dollars in 1970 campaign funds. Dinners in New York and Washington aim to draw Hubert Humphrey Edward Kennedy and Ed Muskie as speakers, with Lyndon Johnson's attendance uncertain. Proceeds support Senate, House campaigns and party operations.
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Education Officials Go To Washington Over Campus Unrest Bill
Education Secretary Robert H. Finch and Education Commissioner James E. Allen met privately with House Republicans on Capitol Hill to clarify their positions on a bill tying federal funds to campus unrest plans. Key lawmakers cited conflicting public statements by Finch, who signaled no new federal law is needed, and private remarks suggesting opposition. Reform measures would require colleges to file disturbance plans or lose federal funds and extend aid cuts to veterans education benefits and Social Security students.
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Judicial moves fail to halt interest action in federal courts
Washington AP reports that despite self policing by the Judicial Conference, hearings will proceed on a financial disclosure bill for federal judges, members of Congress, and executive officials. Senators Case and Hart urge full disclosure while judges limit outside compensation. Justice Brennan resigns non court activities. Subcommittees plan hearings on outside activities and a reform bill with enforcement commission.
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D-Mich
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D-Md
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American Losses Decrease While Vietnamese Dead Rise
Saigon reports show United States combat deaths fell to 252 last week from 261 the prior week while wounded rose to 2,125. South Vietnamese government deaths climbed to 457 with 1,891 wounded. enemy casualties reached 3,930. Totals since Jan 1, 1961: 36,043 Americans killed, 231,508 wounded, 1,321 missing or captured. 15,522 South Vietnamese troops killed since Paris talks began.
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Ex-Labor Leader John L. Lewis Dies at 89
John L. Lewis, pivotal United Mine Workers leader and CIO founder, dies at Doctors Hospital at age 89 after hospital admission for internal bleeding. A fiery figure, he organized millions, clashed with AFL rivals, and urged perpetual organizing with the rallying cry Organize. His career included bold strikes and union reforms shaping coal mining labor.
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Crestview Nursing Home Faces Medicare Staffing Dilemma
Crestview, a personal care home with intermediate care, argues a registered nurse on duty around the clock would raise costs. Mrs. Tankersley cites nurse shortages and limited government aid, keeping rates low and offering basic care. She notes extended care or skilled nursing would push patients to Ransom Memorial Hospital or Cedarhouse.
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