Nixon decries welfare system as monstrous outrage
President Nixon opened the White House Conference on Children urging passage of the Family Assistance Plan now stalled in the Senate. He said the plan would set a $1,600 annual income floor for a family of four and stressed the role of states, communities, families, and voluntary groups in child welfare amid delegate doubts about action.
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Howell asks Senate Democrats to bar Byrd from caucus
Virginia Democrat leader urges Sen. Mansfield to strip Byrd of seniority and deny him participation in the January party caucus. Howell says Byrd left the Democrats to avoid supporting its presidential nominee and should be seated as an independent.
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