House moves toward recorded votes on amendments
Editorial notes House action to end secret votes on amendments by recording lawmakers’ names in the next Congress, with Senate concurrence expected. It frames reform as a step toward accountable government, while noting ongoing secrecy in committees and contrasting Senate practices. It cites Rep. O Neill and Rep. Gubser leading the reform and calls the move a democracy gain.
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House of Representatives
Senate
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
D-Mass
Charles S. Gubser
R-Cal
Gubser
Congress
Hale Boggs
Dla
National goals study urges planned growth for 1970s
A President appointed commission reports on a decade long study of national goals. It argues for explicit, long term growth policy and a wider population distribution to counter urban congestion and pollution. The piece stresses a nationwide environmental cleanup and a stable, livable lifestyle.
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National Goals
Boyle's Column by HAL BOYLE
New York AP column offers miscellany on weight and health, fame quotes, and curious odds ends. It notes overweight people face higher rates of illness and surgery, and recounts lines from Abraham Lincoln, Admiral Byrd, and Cecil Beaton on elegance and life.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Abraham Lincoln
Abe
United States
Los Angeles
America
Richard E. Byrd
Byle
Timely Quotes Timely Quotes
A census official responds to criticism from city leaders about population losses. Pat Paulsen delays debate with Dean Martin at Knott's Berry Farm over California governor candidates. Charles Manson asserts personal judgment in his courtroom stance amid murder case updates.
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Pat Paulsen
Dean Martin
Knott's Berry Farm
California
Indians In Dallas Seek New Life In Urban Indian Center
In Dallas area about 10 000 American Indians from 80 tribes relocate seeking better life amid urban currents. The Indian Center aims to aid relocation job referrals and social integration while addressing alcoholism language barriers and tribal rivalries in a modern city setting.
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Dallas
Big City
Jim Brigance
Associated Press
Dallas (Ap
Glass and Steel
Mary Williams
Dallas - Arlington - Misquite
United States
America
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Alaska
Chicago
Wyoming
Rnger
Democrats See Senate Rule Safe Amid Shifts in 1970 Race
Democrats project a safer path to a Senate majority with a 57 to 43 margin, reducing potential GOP gains from seven to as few as five seats. Key races cited include Adlai Stevenson III in Illinois, John Tunney in California, Philip Hoff in Vermont, and Richard Ottinger in New York, while Alaska losses fade and New York gains bolster Dems. However, several seats remain perilous including Florida, Indiana, New Jersey, Ohio, Tennessee, and a competitive Texas contest between Bush and Bentsen.
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Senate
Agnew
GOP
Adlai Stevenson III
Ralph Smith
Everett Dirksen
John Tunney
California
George Murphy
Vermont
Philip Hoff
Winston Prouty
Alaska
Ted Stevens
New York
Charles Goodell
Robert Kennedy
Goodell
Richard Ottinger
James Buckley
Jacob Javits
Frank Moss
Utah
Joseph Montoya
New Mexico
Gale McGee
Wyoming
Quentin Burdick
North Dakota
Howard Cannon
Nevada
William Baggio
Stuart Symington
John Danforth
Missouri
Joseph Tydings
D.C
Glenn Beall Jr
Maryland
Thomas Dodd
Connecticut
Florida
William Cramer
Harrold Carswell
Indiana
Sen
Vance Hartke
New Jersey
Harrison Williams
Ohio
Robert Taft
Howard Metzenbaum
Tennessee
Albert Gore
Texas
George Bush
Lloyd Bentsen
Ralph Yarborough
Young Executives How Like Elders in Civic Roles
The article observes young volunteers in leadership positions across civic activities, noting initial bold ideas but similar strengths and weaknesses to older leaders. It highlights conservative tendencies, follow through challenges, and strong peer rapport between youth and elders.
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Ae Jae Pee Ceraet
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