Draft Reform Bill Faces Tough Debate
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield warns of strong opposition to a two year draft extension amid Vietnam War controversy. The bill would extend the draft past June 30 while allowing current undergraduates to finish college. House already approved a two year extension.
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Washington
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Senate Armed Services Committee
House
Mansfield
U.S
Ole
Mark QC. Hatfield
Rove
Kennedy Proposes Federal Health Security Plan
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy led hearings urging a universal federal health policy to cover all Americans. His Health Security Act would fund via general treasury and payroll tax, impose budget controls and annual reviews to curb waste, duplication, and rising hospital and physician costs.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Senate Finance Committee
Elliot L. Richardson
Health, Education and Welfare
Clifford P. Hanse
R-Wyo
Senate
Hugh Scott
Kennedy
United States
General
US Treasury
Airlines oppose second Atlanta airport site near Dawson County
The nine airlines serving Atlanta municipal airport tell Mayor Sam Massell that a second landing facility is less pressing. They favor a 60 mile north site on Lockheed Georgia Co land in Dawson County and oppose the Henry County site southeast of Atlanta. The position, drafted by a Delta vice president, is endorsed by Braniff Eastern National Northwest Orient Piedmont Southern Trans World United.
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Atlanta, Ga
Sam Massell
Atlanta
Lockheed Georgia Co
Massel
Airlines
Dawson County
Lockheed
Henry County
Massell
Delta Air Lines
Delta
Braniff
Eastern
National
Northwest- Orient
Piedmont
Southern
Trans-World
United
Atlanta Municipal
War Protest Turns To People's Lobby
In Washington antiwar and poverty activists launch a two week effort to lobby Congress. A Capitol rally drew police estimates of 200000 but organizers claim up to half a million. NPAC seeks end to war by Aug 28 and a guaranteed income for families. President Nixon stays at Camp David with no public comment.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol
White House
People's Coalition For Peace and Justice
People’s Coalition
National Peace Action Coalition
NPAC
Jerry Gordon
Jerry V. Wilson
Bill Jepsen
Nixon
Maryland
Cit
Tom Faircloth
Roy M. Lilly
Missioners
Bufford McRae
Julius Ariail
Act McRae
al Dixon
Weiman
City Commissio
U.S. Lauderdale
Fla
Georgia Vitri
Griffin Pipe Products Co
Plaza Cafe
Pria
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