Nixon urged to use laws to cut interest rates now
Rep. Wright Patman pressed President Nixon to employ five month old congressional measures to lower interest rates and revive the economy. He warned the nation faces higher costs as prices rise and rates stay high. Senate leaders questioned welfare reform revisions, noting a proposed $1,600 minimum income for a family of four.
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School Menu and Policy Briefs Mixed in Daily Paper
Tuesday May 19 1970 school menu lists meat loaf buttered rice early June peas plain cake hot rolls and milk with breakfast items. A legislative report notes a committee objected to welfare work incentives in a bill. Also quoted are Sen Ervin on preventive detention and a Virginia park opening with Potomac River views.
Toll of weekend disasters reaches thirty five deaths
A weekend tally from Texas reports 14 traffic fatalities and 8 gun deaths among 35 total deaths. Dallas drownings and shootings recur in scattered incidents, with victims including Elaine Mathis 17 and Iris Miller 28 among others across Houston San Antonio Laredo and Abilene areas.
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Quiet campuses as new week begins across nation
Nationwide campuses opened after weekend unrest with many closures and tightened security. At the University of Maryland 65 were arrested last week for violent disorders, while three student leaders faced charges tied to an administration building takeover. Cincinnati University kept closed for safety as memorials for two slain students echoed nationwide.
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Donor support for a slain students scholarship appears amid a call to fly flags at half staff today and Tuesday. Colleges from California to Ohio reopen as National Guard stands by. At the University of South Carolina the campus remains under emergency order, with most students away for the weekend and protests triggering hundreds of arrests. North Carolina State prepares talks with lawmakers in Washington while SIU closes for three weeks to quell unrest. Union measures in Illinois seek a reopening bill, and mourning periods spread to Northern Illinois and other universities as campuses assess disruptions and policies.
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