Freshman Congressmen Lead Reform Push After Hays Resigns
The resignation of Rep. Wayne L. Hays as House Administration Committee chair signals Congress’s serious response to a broad scandal. Freshmen push for reforms including monthly employee salary disclosures and impartial grievance hearings while older lawmakers are urged to join the effort to answer voters questions.
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Wayne L. Hays
House Administration
Congress
Hays
House
Washington
Carl Albert
Capitol Hill
Stimulus for Agriculture Aims at Boosting Yields and Research
The article argues that U S agriculture must renew basic research after per acre yields stalled since 1972. It cites gains from 1951 55 to 1972 and supports the Wampler Bill proposing 150 million dollars over three years for grants to develop new plant strains and raise productivity, warning against penny wisdom and pound foolishness.
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House Agriculture Committee
Wampler
Solar energy push gains bigger federal funding boost
Advocates press for an accelerated solar program as Congress approves 3.452 billion dollars for solar energy research, 116 million more than the original bill. Rep James Weaver of Oregon calls solar energy overlooked while urging faster development to heat, cool, and power structures.
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Gung Ho
House
James Weaver
Oregon
Energy Research and Development Administration
A Denial of Franchise and Calls for Reform
The piece argues that residency rules and other barriers will bar many Americans from voting in the next presidential election. It notes people on the road, in institutions, or new residents may be denied the franchise and urges reform to expand access to registration and polling.
Moynihan's Senate Bid Sparks Bitter Political Chess
Opinion piece argues Pat Moynihan seeks the Democratic nomination in New York and faces intense scrutiny. It cites accusations of racism and sexism linked to a memo, notes opposition from New York reform Democrats, and outlines potential rival moves by Paul O Dwyer and Percy Sutton amid a hostile political climate.
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Pat Moynihan
New York
Pat
Moynihan
Robert Kennedy
N.Y
Kissinger
Ohio State University
Liz
Nixon
Eisenhower
Paul O'Dwyer
U.S. Senate
Percy Sutton
Sutton
Abe Beame
Moynihan urged to ignore noisy critics and hunt ducks
The piece mocks Bella Abzug and rivals in New York politics, arguing Moynihan should avoid futile persuasion on Manhattan's West Side and focus on Democrats outside the Village Voice sphere who lack support or recognition.
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Louisiana
Bella Abzug
James Buckley
Bill
Bella
Moynihan
Robert Kennedy
Manhattan
West Side
Village Voice
Speaking of Your Health: Bruising and Blood Vessel Sensitivity
A reader asks about repeated bruising from minor injuries. The doctor explains that delicate blood vessels and possible platelet deficiencies can cause ecchymoses. A complete blood study can reveal any clotting tendency and guide next steps.
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Miss. E.W
Ind
Miss W
Horoscopes and Daily Guidance for June 24 25
Thursday to Friday astrological notes urge careful instruction during change and urge calm peaceable action. The signs Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Aries Taurus Gemini receive specific guidance on handling trends in relations work and home.
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Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Humphrey Hawkins bill faces criticism from economists
The article critiques the Humphrey Hawkins full employment bill, arguing it would raise inflation and fail to cut unemployment meaningfully. It cites Lawrence Klein and Melville Ulmer, notes international examples from Britain and Uruguay, and warns of risks to the dollar and city finances. Oklahoma thefts rise as horse industry reaches $900 million.
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George McGovern
Jimmy Carter
University of Pennsylvania
Lawrence Klein
Melville Ulmer
New Republic
House of Representatives
Humphrey- Hawkins
New Deal Lagoon
Britain
Uruguay
New York City
United States
Oxford University
Robert Bacon
Walter Ellis
District of Columbia
Uncle Sam
Carter
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Wendell Sylvester
The
Oklahoma Horsemen's Association
Slaughter House
Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette notice and publishing details
Public notice details the Terre Haute Tribune Terre Haute Gazette publication information including editors archives pricing and mailing options with addresses and disclaimer about unsolicited submissions and Associated Press rights and republication terms.
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Oaily
Terre Haute
Terre Haute Tribune
Retirement honor for Vigo County educator Roy Congleton
TRIBUNE STAFFERS report Roy Congleton and his wife Louisa are enjoying retirement from Davis Park Elementary, where Roy served as an employee of the Vigo County School Corporation. A luncheon honored him with an engraved gold watch and luggage.
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Roy
Louisa Congleton
Vigo County School Corporation
Davis Park
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