Nixon's New Revolution Stumbles in Early Congress
Nixon's new American Revolution stalls in Congress as four of five major goals bog down in committees. Welfare reform passes the House but faces Senate risk while revenue sharing health care and reorganization lag. Economic indicators show mixed signals with rising prices and shrinking deficits, complicating the administration's 1971 72 projections.
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Ruling Due on Films In Court Proceeding
A military judge is expected to decide early next month whether films and tapes may be admitted as prosecution evidence in the court martial of Marine Sgt Jon N Sweeney who faces charges of communicating with the enemy in Vietnam. The pretrial hearing cleared spectators and heard arguments over authenticity while a 19 hour closed session occurred.
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