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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1973
Page
3
House Majority Leader Gerald R. Ford in Las Vegas rejected claims that the Nixon Administration seeks to cut veteran benefits. He said the administration proposed the largest veterans budget in U.S. history, defending aid to Vietnam veterans amid controversy.
Oklahoma Democrat Albert condemned President Nixon as irresponsible in cuts he proposed. He argued the budget harms the poor elderly sick and unemployed and would curb hospital health clinics education libraries and veterans programs while reducing federal grants to states and cities. He said four networks gave him time to speak against the budget and tax reform was ignored.
Senate subcommittee chairman Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr leads a push to curb presidential impoundment of federal funds after administration officials defended Nixon's claimed right to withhold appropriations. Edminson says proposals would require release within days or advance congressional approval, tightening the original bill. In Cleveland, Admiral Zumwalt lauds American youth and patriotism based on Vietnam service.
Former Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg told a Trinity Cathedral service marking the Cleveland Bar Association’s centennial that police power is useless without laws meeting people’s needs. He warned unjust systems breed civil disobedience as he spoke during ABA midyear meetings in Cleveland.
Albert Saad asserts Montena leader Mike Masabeld defends Nixon in a radio broadcast. The speech discusses Goatro gram and related political stance.
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