Senators push limits on presidential war powers tools
Senate Foreign Relations Committee weighs bills to curb the presidents authority to send U S forces overseas without prior testimony from the Nixon administration The Javits and Eagleton proposals differ in scope Javits allows 30 days for troop commitment after an attack before war is declared while Congress would must act or troops withdraw The debate follows recent Southeast Asia warfare and closed sessions on the region
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
William P
Southeast Asia
Laos
Vietnam
Javits
Eagleton
United
Unclear text fragment on Laos conflict and POWs
Fragmentary AP copy mentions U S POWs and Laos but lacks clear actions or outcomes. No verifiable names or institutions present to form a coherent item.
Youth task force urged to push Indochina war end
A White House Youth Conference task force prepared for Estes Park Colorado next week will urge Nixon to endorse an immediate end to the Indochina war. The report covers unemployment and other topics, but the Indochina issue stands out as potentially embarrassing for the president.
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Warsruswsiun
White Conference On Youth
Nixon
Estes Park
Colo
UN projects world population to 6.5 billion by 2000
United Nations projections released in the Bulletin of Statistics estimate global population reaching 6.5 billion by 2000. Mid 1969 figures place China at 740 million and India at 371 million, with world total around 4.4 billion. growth rates vary by region, Africa and the Americas rising while Europe remains steady.
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India
Tillon
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U.N
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America
Oceania
Asia
Latin America
Europe
Pope Paul VI delivers Easter message of hope amid church dissents
The Vatican report cites Pope Paul VI from St. Peter's Basilica calling for world unity and peace on Easter. He warned against social inequities and warned dissidents within the Church challenging doctrine, urging obedience to authorities and unity.
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Paul VI
St. Peter's Basilica
Rome
St. Peter's Square
Puerto Rico bettor wins 81 thousand on 33 cent wager
At 77 Comandante race track in San Juan a bettor won 81 258.60 from a 33 cent Papeleta wager by selecting five of six winners. Irwin Tress, the track's VP and GM, calls it a record payoff. The winner remained unnamed.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Comandante
Irwin’ Tress
Butte Police Officer William F. Miller Dies in Wyoming
William F. Miller 42 of 1410 Sampson, a Butte police identification officer, died Sunday in a Ft. Sheridan Wyoming hospital. Born July 15 1998 in Butte he was appointed to the force June 6 1962 and named Officer of the Month in 1964 for saving a life. Surviving wife Edith Carlyon children William Jr Cheryll Carole mother and brother. funeral details noted.
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Butte Police Department
Ft. Sheridan
Wyo
Butte
Edith Carlyon
Miller
Vern “Hanna” Griffith
Police Academy
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Air Force
Navy Reserve
Police Association
Saddle Club
Elks Lodge
Rotary Club
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Cheryll
Carole
Harold A. Miller
Harry
Wayrynen- Richards
St. John Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
British Psychiatrist Says American Women Overbearing
London AP reports Dr Joshua Bierer a Vienna-born psychiatrist now in London says American women hug too much and that American men are weak and without leadership. He cites his own wife and children and notes a shift after touring the United States. He says youths are lost and aim to destroy rather than build. He plans to return to the United States to work with them.
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United States
Nader Criticizes Federal Efforts on Water Pollution
Ralph Nader's Task Force on Water Pollution accuses the federal government and the Federal Water Quality Administration of failing to curb polluters. The group says officials retreat from confrontations with polluters and notes the lack of evidence that seven laws or over $3 billion spent since 1956 have reduced pollution.
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Washingson
Ralph Nader
Federal Water Quali’ Administration
Nader
Beauty queens killed in U S 87 crash near Lewistown
Two Billings women Jo Lynn Fritzler 19 and Laurel Halvorson 20 runners up in Miss Montana Universe Contest were killed in a two car crash on U S 87 thirty miles east of Lewistown. Kathy Cummins the driver and Clinton Martin 39 of Lewistown area escaped injury. An inquest will follow as Montana’s highway death count rose to 51 for 1971.
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Billings
U.S. 87
Montana
Jo Lynn Fritzler
Laurel Halvorson
Montana Highway Patrol
Clinton Martin
Bruce
Fergus County
Wedley Cloyd
Good economy expected for next six months
Milton Friedman said the U S economic outlook should improve for the next six to nine months if the federal government and Federal Reserve Board avoid over tightening. He warned inflation could worsen if money growth continues, and urged escalator-style cost relief and tax index reform.
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University of Chicago
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