Nixon seeks 13.2 million to fight organized crime
President Nixon asks Congress to boost the Justice Department budget by 16 million to 730 million for 1970, with 8.8 million for additional FBI staff and vehicles. The plan aims to intensify the war on organized crime, expanding strike forces in Buffalo and six other cities, and adds narcotics and U S attorneys funding.
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37 Percent Cut in Military Spending Bill Introduced
Rep. Don Edwards proposes a 37 percent ceiling on next year’s military outlay, to $50 billion, with about $30 billion in bloc grants to cities and counties. The plan uses per capita allocations and would let the President and Defense secretary decide how to implement the cuts.
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