Replaces Present System Direct Election Proposed
Washington report outlines a push to scrap the Electoral College for direct presidential election. Lawmakers debate timing, constitutional hurdles, and which states would join a reform. prospects skirted by a constitutional amendment plan and potential delay beyond 1972.
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Nixon Faces Threats Over Peace Tactics Amid Scattered Reports
Fragmentary text describes President Nixon dealing with opposition from civil groups and factions within the national scene. Mentions potential dangers of escalation with organized political forces and unclear references to unnamed individuals and events. The piece hints at intraparty tensions and foreign policy stakes without coherent details.
U S Files Sit on ITT Antitrust Action Moves Forward
The Justice Department filed a two week old antitrust suit in Chicago against ITT for alleged acquisition by Canteen Corp and related mega mergers. The government seeks to halt ITT’s consolidation with Canteen and other major firms, citing risks to competition and national interests. The case, led by Assistant Attorney General Richard Wy Melwen and others, accuses the companies of monopolistic practices and seeks court action to unwind or block the deals.
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Alcoholism Bill Introduced By David Barnett
A proposed federal act to combat alcoholism with a $6.8 million drive and $18 million in incentives for prevention, education, and treatment. Key supporters include Senator Jacob K. Javits. The plan seeks federal funding for public campaigns, research surveys, and professional fellowships to reduce alcohol abuse nationwide.
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Senators Report Large Fees and Disclosure Moves
Senate leaders and committees face scrutiny over large fees and tradeoffs in disclosure rules. Donations by Mansfield and others prompt calls for clearer ethics rules as investigations loom, with figures around 135 000 dollars cited and ongoing debates over enforcement and access.
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Canadian Scholar at Center for Assay Studies Cited in China Talks
Washington reports on a complex federal dispute over search powers at U S borders involving Lin Ching, a Canadian education adviser, his ties to Chinese officials, and alleged overreach by U S Customs in transit. The debate centers on constitutional limits and Treasury Department positions, with senators pressed for clarity and official explanations.
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Goldwater Seen Winner in California Congressional Race
Reported results show Goldwater favored to win the California congressional seat with a likely victory margin. The race features Republican contenders and a split field as vote tallies edge toward a runoff outcome, with party reactions centered on shifting momentum and campaign positioning for November.
Anti Crime Efforts Urged by National Council Leader
Leslie H Whitten of North Carolina chairs a National Crime and Delinquency group urging expanded anti organized crime actions. The council aims to leverage state and federal agencies, crime libraries, and experts to persuade lawmakers and executives to boost rehabilitation, work release, and enforcement efforts in a broad International scope. Sanford was elected trustee. other new trustees include William Randolph Mearse and Hunter P Wharton among leaders of major unions and newspapers.
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