Bush Sees GOP Gains Ahead In 1974 Elections
Republican National Chairman George Bush travels to rally support after Watergate. He says the party remains viable, will grow in 1974, and could nominate a Republican president in 1976. He cites unity, fundraising strength, and outreach to Democrats, minorities, and disaffected voters as key factors.
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Six Congressmen Lose Bid for Busing Compromise
A bipartisan six member effort to curb antibusing legislation collapsed as civil rights leaders rejected a middle ground. Expectation grows that the House will advance a strict antibusing amendment to the school aid bill, risking a broader constitutional clash.
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Skylab 2 Astronauts Return Home After Record Flight
Astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma arrive at Ellington Air Force Base after a 592 day orbital mission. They take a day off before 15 days of debriefings, thank ground crews, and celebrate with families amid public reception.
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Trade Bill Slaps Stiff Restraint on Russia
A House committee backed a sweeping trade bill giving President Nixon power to shape deals with Japan and Europe while restricting trade with the Soviet Union. The measure would require annual emigration reforms for the Soviets and limits on exit fees, with broader tariff and non tariff provisions and 150 day action windows before congressional renewal.
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Senate Votes 23 Percent Troop Reduction
The Senate approved a 23 percent cut in U S land-based troops overseas, 48 to 36, amid objections that it would hinder talks with the Soviet Union. The measure demands a 40,000 troops cut by June 30 and 70,000 by December 31, 1975 from 487,000 in 34 countries. Sea-based forces are exempt. Debate continues. a separate bid to block Trident missile acceleration was rejected 49 to 47.
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Dr Victor Albright Stars in Pleasure of His Company
Star Files notes DR VICTOR ALBRIGHT will star at Barkmill Theatre in Pleasure of His Company. Patsy O Connell production manager announced her staff for the play. Ridge White and Tom Kern celebrated birthdays with a joint Kern home party.
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The Return of the Prodigal Rembrandt Card
Rembrandt last picture The Return of the Prodigal shows a prodigal kneeling before a forgiving father whose hands rest on the boy. The painting is a personal document reflecting the artist's own prodigal years and God’s love manifested through hands.
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