Senate panel urges 1.9 billion cut to Nixon budget
The Senate Appropriations Committee urged a 1.9 billion reduction in President Nixon's budget, proposing a 191 billion spending ceiling for the year starting July 1 while exempting uncontrollable items such as Vietnam costs and Social Security. The move risks a clash with the House which set 192.9 billion, as Byrd touted an ironclad 18 billion cut funded by controllable items.
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Demos Hint Reluctance on Foreign Aid Bill
Democratic members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee pressed the Nixon administration over the 2.6 billion foreign aid program. They warned votes are unlikely without more aid for cities and less marginal defense, signaling trouble greater than last year’s cuts. Rep Fraser assailed focus on antiballistic missiles and urged faster city relief and disarmament progress.
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Speeches canceled by Justice Brennan withdraws from noncourt duties
Washington reports Supreme Court Justice William Brennan has canceled all speeches and relinquished stock and real estate interests. He quit a NYU judges seminar and will focus solely on court duties. Documents in Arlington show his 14 percent stake in Concord Village valued about 15000 dollars. colleagues noted include Abe Fortas and Arthur Goldberg.
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D-Conn
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