Johnson Pleads For Programs In Warm Farewell
Johnson asks Congress to extend the 19 percent Social Security surcharge and to fund job training. He urges bipartisan support for a Nixon transition and outlines a fiscal plan with surpluses, while calling for peace in Vietnam and continued antipoverty efforts. He also seeks pay raises for Congress and measures on police training and body programs.
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Nixon
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Johnson
Capitol Hill
Library of Congress
John Adams
Cabinet Appointee Vows More Wiretapping
Senate confirmation hearings reveal Nixon appointees pledging broader electronic surveillance to fight crime and inflation, with Mitchell stressing use of wiretaps beyond national security. Kennedy promises inflation control with limited unemployment, while Laird supports military superiority and a possible move to a volunteer army after Vietnam ends. Finch opposes guaranteed income plans and favors desegregation aids other than federal school funds. Hickel testimony faces scrutiny over conservation policy and oil questions.
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Mitchell
Ixon
New York
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Atty
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Nixon
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Chicago
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Cind
Finance Committee
HEW
Finch
Alaska
Walter J. Hickel
Hickel
Senate
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Wisconsin
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Armed Services Committee
California
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Richard D.mccarthy
D-N.y
Henry M. Jackson
Senate Interior Committee
McCarthy
Anchorage Natural Gas Co
Alaska Pipeline Co
John N. Mitchell
Robert LH. Finch
Automation Institute
Imperial Hardware
Long Beach Blvd
Ella
Wilbanks
Willbanks
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Orange County
Armstrong
Coon Suiare
Freeman Ave
Signal Hill
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