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Show 8A Major Legislation Status AT,ra3sspgt DoHyHerold Detoifed Summory civilian and military directs coDeges to give no B WASHINGTON OPIj enmloves. Senate federal aid to students who not tus of major legislation: Tax ReformHouse and Sen- - committee uu suoaranKucr ate have passed efferent tax cations. ta reform andrelief bills. Confer-- Action-Hou- se passed resolve' campus . enc meets this wek to M tvrvM 5ta-i2i2a- Violence Committee Stresses Grave Threat of Internal Strife Iff plan'" itU rr ifI . ' II the and accomrnoda-- ; In area of assassinations, We Solemnly declare our spending for homes, jobs and argument members recommended Con-conviction that thii naUoa Is education be increased initial-tuonentering a period is whick our.ly by about $30 billion a year. It Describing violence aa a gress enact laws requiring hand-b- y people need to be at concerned estimated the end of the war symptom not a disease, it said restrictive iicensisg of ill the same The defense toward reduce our ta guns. provision was greatest progress spending by the internal dangers 'reducing it will come from contained in its separate report free society as by any probable J 19 billion, i the conditions of on firearms and violence, Violence At Hijra Levels of external improving Violence is at "alanning'.y family and community life "for! But it also urged the threats." 'high levels" in America, the all who live In our oties, and President take pains to mini-By ISABELL HALL commission found, WASHINGTON' "making especially for the poor who are mize the risk of assassination (UPH of fortresses an woman a men Twelve portions of our concentrated in the ghetto by using television as often as and cities and dividing our people slums." n 'possible to communicate in- almost complete the into the "It is stead of going into public armed slum, jeoparintellectuals camps ghetto American f wrote this earning in a serious doing some of our most members concluded, "that is forums, responsible j n suggested the news media attempt to switch the United precious institutions States from a preoccupation" ing the spirit of trust and for violent crime, by far the; spend less time reporting the corroding the .most acute aspect of the personal sxie of the presidency with war, foreign affairs and cooperaton the conquest of space to its central pouucai process ...iprwiem or violence in me aod lucre on the institutions of substituting force and fear for! United States today." domestic problems. government The National Commission on Aside from the handgun! the Causes and Prevention of restrictions, the report that! Violence, under the leadership drew most attention probably f Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower, was tne one calling tor less; spent 18 months In hearings, violence In television entertain- -' study and discussion before merit The industry reacted j presenting Its final report to sharply, accusing the commis- President Nixon. sion of basing its report on -- I . 2 .Ik. T.Z L u ' to finance in part SH scrasping the Electoral wiinn airaort and airways college ana replacing u wiu a Similar 'direct popular election of the ir'" . . (V V ." t ' - ICU - ; its tax reform bdL House ha Unemployment 1 by corigreSsional v Export Control The Senate Improved a bill covering wn '(stricts. approvea cie comjrormse uu 4.5 miLmn more workers. schools-Ho- use passed educa-' and lulled it Earm l laoucis. tion lexcjuaing '' appropriation bill wiu cembinatiaa i Senate action in Senate. Aid The Foreign record high spending level-- WJ passed an air&orization setting Welfare-Ho- use ziv-v-:-.-:--hearings to billion. Senate: Appropriations a $19 billion ceiling. Committee considering. next rear. 'continue . r n Awaiting President's Signature: which included an amendment has ap- Housing Congress io nv Mvmnn ahsolut veto Revenue Sharing No House one-yea billion, H proved over legal services hearings, Senate has heki extension w me major power ijctu Drocrams in their state. HouselM31,115- programs for public housing. to vote this wee . Postal House Post Office Signed into law: GAIL RENSHAW, tt, afiss Nuclear-Sen- ate affirmed nu Committee drafting a postal Draft LcttervJike system USA competitor in the recent clear rjonproliferation treaty. reform buL Senate: Hearings for draft military Miss World Contest, has beea I Vietnam House approved re- held. Guns End to registration of named by associates of singer-act- solution exporting Nixon's Bill Senate passed a bill purchases of shotgun and rifle Deal Martia as the girl efforts to "negotiate a just GI increasing education and be will marry after divorcing peace" in Vietnam, ing benefits for Vietnam Hunger $610 million appro-veteraIris wife of 2t years, Jeanne by 46 per cent. House 'priatkm for the food stamp bill Crime Senate Biegger Martin. (Herald-UP- I passed bill earlier raising program for the current 1970 passed Telephoto) applying only to District ofbcnefita by 27 per cent fiscal year. Columbia to give police new Differences to be reconciled. Military Hardware $20.6 bil- wiretapping and search warrant Rioting House-passe- d educa- lion to procurement bill powers. tion appropriations bill mat Loans Incentive fee system "For three decades, the outdated practices. Rights House passed modifi to encourage bankers to make rational defense has ranked Other Recommendations cation of expiring 19fi5 Voting first by far In our scale of guaranteed loans to college In other areas, the cornmis- Rights Act to give it national GLASS INDUSTRY CITED students. priorities, much of the time WASHINGTON (UPI) The commission did issue a cnucarsior' recommended: in scope and remove emphasis Debt A bill limiting the (UPI)-Gl- ass NEW YORK necessarily so," the members National Commission on the;statement on violence in Violent Crime: Doubling the CARDIFF, Wales (LTIt- -'c Conceded.. Miss national investment in the Sometimes the postal service container manufacturers have increase to $12 billion. ntprtainmwiL oul PnwnHm ti 'tolpvrcinn Holding-Ho- use passed But while serious external: Vioence Icriminal justice process; in- - isn't always what it should be. measure in break im all holding done more to prevent litter in Spending Compromise limi find the time Ball's section of the report. Gangers renwui, utj tuioiuci to nut out a statement Baker s section on news creased day and ight foot-As- k Joseph Rapa. He spent five (complies controlling banks, America during 1969 man any tation on government speeding. "the graver threats today are critlciz'Jie the news media as produced some of the most patrols by interracial police days in jail because of it other industry, according to Taxes Continuation of the 10 Senate: No action. internal: haphazard urbani per cent income tax surcharge controversial testimony and teams in slum ghettos; meeting An attorney for Rana said his Mines Senate and House Keep America Beautiful, Inc. originally planned. that make through Dec. 31, 1969. zation, racial discrimination, It may be the only institution some of the most heated the 19C8 Housing Act goal of a The 'conferees companies asreed on coal mine var.nM mailed of the named were environment, bottles and jars Pay Congress raised Pres disfiguring in Washington in this position, arguments as various cotnmis- decent home for every Amerwinners of the national anti- - ident's pay and allowed itself a unprecedented Interdependence, but the chairman, Dr. Milton s. sioners tangled with news can within a decade; and steps weekly instalment on a fine in if passed a $U annual 41 per cent boost with party the dislocation of human organization's media officials. to realize the 1946 goal of a time, and by first class mail at billion pay increase for 5.4 litter told reporters: Eisenhower, chamber in each i Award for "outstand- - leaders Business that identity and motivation created "We didn't have the time and useful to work. job for all able They came under particular more all and affluent In the took For the litter some achievement it pay of money society reason, getting by Cumin vi ing we just have to do without it." Ere at the bearings for Group ViolpnceGlass Contai- vice president House speaker on bail. out court let The him w Teaca resulting in a rising tide of A task force on the "mass prevention." olence down must be put byi!""? coverage of the violent confronIndividual and group violence." Institute raised. Also increased were "We would advise Mr. Rapa ner Manufacturers a media and violence" was one of tations between police and lawful means, including wnatev-j""""- " It was a tribute to Eisenho- seven major studies initiated by 1: nas a , tT i iui or his counsel to petition the was cited for creating and federal judges, Cabinet memuui waiiam tnrr twiinrv1hiTt wire, '1 ti.; Home Secretary," a judge said sponsoring a variety of ana- - bers and top executive branch werthe articulate former pres the commission. It has been Democratic National Conven- aggrieved groups must oe TT that universities of three officials. ident when Rapa complained. utter programs. avnll nn uavs Ka a on wSnAfl lut iur ueiuie their molA in p fverr auaww tion in Chicago in August, 1968. permitted . LTUi Kill lilV mm LI1U1LCU of protest and public news the Eisenhower rights said uch strour findings and of grievances; The tasx lorce, vy media were one of three areas presentation recommendations from such a former Justice Department on which the commission did police departments must im variety group. attorney Robert G. Baker and not find time either to study or prove there preparations for Draws Consensus preventing and sociologist Sandra J. Ball, was comment The others were the anticipating, sfw He drew his consensus, just between the news comparative violence of the controlling group disorders. divided as former President Lyndon B. media and entertainment The United States and other coun Violence and Law Enforce Johnson would have wanted it, tries; and individual acts of ment: Creation of a national from such as longshoreman-philosophviolence in rural areas and citizens justice center; exten Eric Hoffer, Sen sion of the 1965 Voting Rights among wealthy suburbanite?!. and A. Hart, Philip Act (defeated by the House last The task force report will. Cardinal Terence Cooke of New deal with everything Thursday) . however, York Oty. from "The Marketplace Myth: Campus Disorder: Universi The others Johnson chose to Access to the Mass Media" to ties should prepare and review get his "consensus" included journalism education and cover contingency plans for dealing pretty Patricia Harris, one of with disorders; but the Ameriage of civil disorders. two Negroes on the commission can people should not let their and the only woman. During "understandable resentment for her tenure, she faced personally few students who foment the (UPI)-T- he the tvr of student disorder the ! WASHINGTON and engage in campus disor Charles in farmers, commission was studying and big change ders lead them to support eventually resigned as dean of ,F. Shuman said reflectively, is T legislation or executive action more that like busi "they're the Howard University Law which would withhold financial ness people now." School aid from students or The evidence all some WASHINGTON (UPI) --The Other commissioners spilled uded around him in Washington this 23 volumes and statements took expenses but no Challenging Youth: The Con federal Judge A. Leon past week as Shuman, president issued by the National Commis stitution should be amended to and lower the Higginbotham of Philadelphia, of the American Farm Bureau sion on the Causes voting age for all over the Prevention of Violence all are state and federal a Negro; Sen. Roman Hruska, Federation, presided elections to golden group's anniversary available to the public from the 18; Reps, Hale Boggs, of all implementation convention. and William McCulloch, government printing office Nixon's draft reforms; toning Judge Ernest W. McFtr-lan- d More than 5,000 delegates and with one exception. down federal and state laws (as of the Arizona Supreme their wives, most conservative L. Harrison, the the administration has James pro Court; attorneys Leon Jaworski ly dressed, thronged a big government "printer," flatly posed) to make simple posses convention. hotel for the refused last year to publish the of Houston and Albert E. capital sion of marijuana just a Jenner Jr. of Chicago, and Dr. They cheered speeches by commissions first report, a misdemeanor. Nixon Vice President and W. Walter Menninger of the special investigation headed by The rommission looked to the famed psychiatric clinic at President Spir T. Agnew. They Chicago attorney Daniel Preamble of the Constitution sat intently, through a series of Topeka, Kan. for its hopeful title on the final Once the United States' conference sessions on issues The Walker Report, as it "To establish justice, to report: to tire milk from came to be known, dealt with insure domestic prices participation in the Vietnam ranging : tranquility." War is ended, the commission safety, from environmental street clashes in Chicago . to insurance problems, between antiwar protesters and urged that general welfare pollution from lead retailing to grape city police during the Democra More and more places welcome you boycotts. tic National Convention in farmers are The 1968. The was end turning way your friend. And will help you August, report Dp It their attention to affairs off the heavily sprinkled with four- select gifts for the men on your list. was letter words and Harrison Shuman said, farm. Clothes, jewelry, sporting goods and 'I Cruis Specialists reflected in the wide range of decreed the government simply epparef. things electric things useLONDON (UPI)-Jud- ge St subjects covered in the Farm would not print profanity. ful, even things frivolous. When you resoluannual policy John B. V. 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