Foes Seek Ultimate Weapon To Pressure Vietnam War End
Washington AP reports foes of U.S. involvement in Southeast Asia push for drastic congressional action to cut funding and curb presidential war powers. The piece notes constitutional balance, past presidential authority, and calls for public opinion leverage through senate resolutions and potential funding cuts by June 30 1971.
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Capitol Hill
U.S
Southeast Asia
Congress
Nixon
Cambodia
Senate
Barbary Coast
United States
Phe
Hidh
Nicholas Katzenbach
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vietnam
Korea
Lebanon
Dominican Republic
Fulbright
Ruhl J. Bartlett
Bartlett
Tufts
Universities Praise Their Role Amid Campus Unrest
San Francisco AP. Berkeley chancellor Roger W Heyns told editors that colleges have performed an important service by absorbing early unrest and discontent. He said universities strengthened faith in freedoms and democratic ideals despite uproar and violence. He dismissed a conspiratorial view of campus turmoil and urged probation over expulsions for misbehaving students.
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SAN Francisco
Roger W. Heyns
University of California At Berkeley
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Ronald Reagan
Heyns
Sam Brown
Postal Pay Bill Could Be Approved in 3 Weeks
Washington AP Congress moved to speed a postal pay raise as a New York strike threat eased. Senate leaders promised swift action with a potential vote next week while House rules debates loom. The plan would create a self funding Postal Service by 1978 and replace the Post Office Department with an independent agency.
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Washington
Congress
New York
Senate Post Office Committee
Hiram L. Fong
Hawaii
Fong
Senate
David N. C. Henderson
D N.C
House Post Office Committee
National Association of Letter
Ocals
House
U.S
Senate Oe
Chamber
Colmer
Post Office Department
Government Statistics Paint Picture of Gloom
Washington AP reports new government data show slowing economy with higher prices and lower production. Burns warns of recession inflation balance as stock market sinks while personal income rises from Social Security and pay hikes. Budget deficit fears grow amid weaker corporate profits and worsening balance of payments.
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Washington
Nixon
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Burns
Commerce Department
Treasury
Charls E. Walker
David M. Kennedy
Utah
Hymn Sing at Mountain View United Methodist Church
A Hymn Sing will be held at Mountain View United Methodist Church in Mountain Falls on Sunday at 7 p.m. The program features Grace Bible Fellowship Choir the Chapmans Galilee Choir and the Roby Family. The service is open to the public.
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Mountain View
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