Nixon daughter speaks at Purdue on politics and background
Julie Nixon Eisenhower told 3,000 Indiana 4H Club members at Purdue University she avoids running for office, preferring behind the scenes work while praising her father's open administration and anti pressure politics. The event highlighted her support for the program in America and urged continued effort.
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Demo Social Security plan nears Senate
Democrats move to attach a 20 percent Social Security increase to the debt ceiling bill despite President Nixon objections. Sen. Frank Church says his amendment is ready. House passed the debt limit bill 211 to 168. If not signed by Friday, the ceiling falls to 400 billion from 450 billion, risking bill payments. Nixon accuses Church of political maneuvering. Church says the elderly need relief now. Republican Sen. Wallace Bennett signals a 1 percent hike could be offered as a substitute.
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Federal aid approved for California flood disaster area
President Nixon declared a portion of southeastern Sacramento County a disaster area after floods caused by a levee breach. The move unlocks federal funds for debris removal public facilities restoration health and sanitation and temporary housing. damage in the San Joaquin Delta around Andrus and Brannan lands is put at about 20 million dollars. Governor Reagan plans tax reassessment to cut damaged property taxes. In Congress a tax bill advances with wage base increases and higher payroll tax rates aimed at funding benefits despite Republican concerns.
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India Pakistan peace talks begin amid hard line stance
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and President Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto opened talks in Simla with seven meetings planned over four days to forge a durable peace. Bhutto, first Pakistani head of state in India since 1959, demands return of POWs and Kashmir cease fire boundary recognition as a precondition, while India links diplomatic ties to broader POW and Bangladesh issues.
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