GOP Chiefs Predict Upholding Nixon Veto on Welfare Bill
Senate minority leader Hugh Scott and House minority leader Gerald Ford said Republicans could sustain a presidential veto of the 19.7 billion Welfare Department appropriation with possible Democratic defectors. They spoke on Meet the Press as Nixon threatened to veto the bill despite some support for its sections. Scott noted inflationary features and said he would oppose the conference report in the Senate.
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Humphrey Warns Against Nixon Veto Of Education Aid
In Wilimar Minnesota Hubert H. Humphrey urged Congress to override President Nixon's veto threat on health, education and welfare funds. He claimed the veto would cut millions in school support and vowed to oppose rollback of 1960s programs, criticizing Nixon's pollution claims and foreign policy tone.
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Teller faults U S civil defense inexcusable lapse
Gainesville Florida Dr Eoward Teller, deputy director at Lawrence Radiation Laboratory, urged civil defense readiness as Russia builds more nuclear warheads. He defended his role in the hydrogen bomb but warned the nation must improve protection to survive future threats.
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Salton Hotray sale for year round entertaining
An advertisement promotes a Salton Hotray for keep food hot during meals with pricing for trays and carts. It lists regular prices and sale prices for trays and a cart, and mentions Housewares stores in Downtown Long Beach, and locations in Santana Pomona La Habra.
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Congress reconvenes as veto fight over inflation bill continues
The debate centers on a conference bill already passed by the House. If Nixon vetoes, it would return to the House first. Analysts predict a good chance the veto could be sustained in the House or Senate with several senators uncommitted.
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