Senate Doves Press Filibuster On Foreign Aid
Senate doves push ahead with a possible filibuster or emergency aid measure as they resist adjournment pressure and the Leitrjerker issue of aid to Israel. A bloc of senators faces an uphill fight, while the House plans final action on a bipartisan foreign aid bill and a March 15 1972 stopgap.
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Emergency Bill Shapes War Aid and Nixon Authority
A sweeping emergency bill extends President powers, funds foreign aid, and ties foreign policy to Vietnam War control during Congress waning sessions. The Senate and House face a continuing resolution to authorize about 2.9 billion in foreign aid through March 15, including 300 million for Israel to buy Phantom jets and other American weapons, with Nixon set to approve. The Rules Committee cleared the measure for floor action after the Appropriations Committee chief signaled House movement despite possible delays into next year.
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Nixon May Get Controls
Congress moves toward extending President Nixon’s power to curb wages and prices through April 30, 1973. The plan includes pay raises for military personnel and federal workers, plus provisions on fringe benefits and oversight. Secretaries debate exemptions for media and Israel aid amid broader foreign policy fights.
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Government Buys Corn Crop Amid Farm Slump
Washington reports the government purchased a large corn crop from Midwest markets as part of a relief program for farmers facing a low mood after a record crop and black strikes. The open market buy covered Illinois, Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska with prices around 1.12 to 1.30 dollars per bushel. Agriculture Secretary Earl J. Bale announced the move after Senate confirmation.
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Hope Plans Overseas Tour for Christmas Shows Abroad
Rob Hope will lead a troupe on a four city overseas tour of American military bases this Christmas. The group includes comedian Jim Nabors and band Sumlay's Child among others, performing at installations in Okinawa and other locations as a USO style variety show.
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