Nixon faces delay on 7 percent Social Security hike
Congress may stall the 7 percent Social Security benefit increase with Rep. Wilbur Mills pushing for a one year delay and a 10 percent rise in 1970 as preferred by some sources. Mills seeks to block any raise this year, aligning with a plan to delay until the off year election.
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UPI
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Congress
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D-Ark
House
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Mills
Johnson
Senate
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
James V. Allen
U.S
Thurmond
Allen
New York State
Eeoc Chaiman
William H. Brown III
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
EEOC
Brown
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Clifford Alexander
Commission
Alexander
Pepper Panel Set to Probe Crime Nationwide
A bipartisan group awaits a House vote to provide about half a million dollars for a seven member select committee led by Rep. Claude Pepper to hold nationwide hearings on alleged lawlessness. The panel was approved 343 to 18 by the House to investigate crime and conduct on the road once funded.
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Washington
UPI
House
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
Congress
Pepper
Youngest Peace Corps director sworn in at White House
Joseph H. Blatchford, 34, was sworn in at the White House as director of the Peace Corps. He vows to shake up and revitalize the volunteer force born in the Kennedy era. Blatchford previously led Accion International, a private Latin America volunteer group.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph H. Blatchford
White House
Peace Corps
Blatchford
Nixon
Latin America
Accion International
Jackson predicts Senate approval of ABM system vote
Senator Henry M. Jackson says the Senate will likely approve President Nixon's seven billion ABM system but warns the vote will be very close. He argues the U S must not delay deployment as the Soviet Union shifts right and grows more belligerent.
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Washington
UPI
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate
Nixon
Jackson
United States
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Prevents Cavities with Early Dental Health Tips
Good dental health practices should begin in childhood. Instruct children to eat raw fruits and vegetables and cut down on sweets between meals.
Governor urges tort claims act to let citizens sue government
Gov. Preston Smith seeks a revised tort claims bill allowing suits against government bodies for injuries from motor vehicle negligence. The planned $100000 per person and $300000 per accident limits mirror the original measure. Rep. McDonald introduced the bill. Rep. Dickson sponsors the vetoed version. The package faces House Judiciary review.
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Felix McDonald
Edinburg
Smith
House Judiciary Committee
Temple Dickson
Sweetwater
Texas
Ben Barnes
Gus Mutscher
Finck Bill Advances In House Appropriations
The Light's Austin Bureau reports the house appropriations committee swiftly approved a bill by Rep. Bill Finck San Antonio. The measure seeks financial provisions pending further legislative action.
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Austin
House Appropriations Committee
Bill Finck
San Antonio
San Antonio Light and Gazette Publication Office Notice
Partial OCR shows mailing and publication details for the Heast Co publishing office San Antonio Texas with catalog and postage notes. It records second class mailing status and publication frequency details incomplete.
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San Antonio
Heast Co Por Ution
Mcullough
Texas
Subscription Rates By Carrier And Mail In Texas Towns
Rates show daily and Sunday options by carrier in San Antonio Texas towns and statewide Mexico Central America and South America Canada and other countries with daily and Sunday plans listed by duration. The Associated Press notes exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Texas
Eevee
Cansomlee
Mexico
Central America
America
Canada
Reeay
Associated Press
Ocal
AP News
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