Veterans Transition Drive Faces Staffing and Job Gaps
The Project Transition program links industry with military training to place Vietnam era veterans in civilian jobs. Industry participation includes 200 bases and 60 major firms, with 2,000 small businesses assisting in on the job training amid high veteran unemployment. Government and industry see a need to match veterans with work and watch for feasible scale. Ranchers in Wyoming and Colorado push for eagle control due to losses to livestock, but officials condemn systematic shooting of endangered birds as illegal and an outrage. If losses are real, compensation may be considered, yet shooting eagles is unlawful and unacceptable.
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Armed Forces
General Motors
General Electric
Sears, Roebuck
Wyoming
Coloado
Senate
Nathhial R. Reed
Rogers C. B. Morton
Department of Interior
Mansfield Outburst Refreshing In Nation’s Turmoil
Paul Harvey notes a Mansfield outburst as a candid, bipartisan critique of inflation and Vietnam policy. He cites Mansfield’s call for unity, wage price profit freezes, and decisive action beyond partisan politics, while contrasting Nixon’s voice lowering and Agnew’s shouting. The piece frames Mansfield as a voice of concern who connects with voters amid economic strain.
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America
Ron
Montana
Mike
Mansfield
Vietnam
Agnew
Hit
Greece Greece NATO and U S policy clash over aid
The House vote on 218 million in Greece military aid highlights policy discord as critics argue aid is a moral stance more than money. The piece notes Greece as a key NATO and Mediterranean power, its coups and fragility, Papadopoulos and internal rule, and warns that halting aid shifts the West toward a Wilsonian moralist stance.
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Siip
Greece
Red China
Greec
Congress
NATO
Yugoslavia
Tito
Brezhnev
Istetae
Papadopoulos
Athens
Papadopoulas
Mediterranean
House of Representatives
Fulbright
United States
Taxation and Representation a Ward in Congress
The piece argues that Congress members miss key votes while drawing full salaries and using their time for speeches elsewhere. It contends this poor representation harms taxpayers as lawmakers push self-serving trips, and laments obstruction in Congress hindering essential economic and labor legislation.
Redeem the time through local voluntary action
In a 1971 column the author argues Americans should act locally to redeem the time, urging individuals to join civic groups and start grassroots efforts. He highlights Common Cause and The Committee to Unite America as models, emphasizes nonpartisan action, and invites readers to organize neighborhood initiatives with leaders like Natalie Wales Hamilton guiding civic projects.
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Doe
Jong
Alas
Colin Clark
Commons Cause
Gardner
United States
Democratic Party
HEW
Common Cause
White House
Bor America
Natalie Wales Hamilton
Malcolm Douglas Hamilton
Malcolm Douglas-Hamilton
Hamilton
Ioc
Britain
Center For American Living, Inc
American-Siottisa
Américac-Gomllah Foundation
Natale Wales Hamilton
American Action Committee
America
Fello
Unita America
P.O. Box
Lenox Hi Station
New York City
Lady Hamilton
Tocqueville
Breve
Gen. Fen. Corp
Southern Seniors Lose Grip on Congress Says Analysis
A King Features Syndicate piece argues Dixie power wanes as aging Southern Democrats exit the Senate and House. Northerners and liberals gain seniority, reshaping Washington power by the 1970s with fewer Southern chairmanships and a new bipartisan balance.
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Washington
Dixie
Congress
Caw
Senate
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
Alabama
Centgie
Confederacy
Judiciary
Armed Services
John McClellan
J. W. Fulbright
Arkangak
Alles J. Ellender
Appropriations
John Sparkman
Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs
Igza
Russell Long
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Harry F. Byrd
Willem B. Spong
Virginia
Ernest Hollings
South Carolina
James B. Allen
Loyd Bentsen
Texas
Lawson Cailes
Florida
Igans
Eastlands
Ellenders
Sparkmans
House of Representatives
Appropriations Committee
George Mahon
Ways and
Wilbur Milla
Sill
Elf
Warhors
Enty
Washington Power
King Features Syndicate
Where To Write Your Legislators
A readable OCR fragment lists Sen Birch Bayh Jr and David W. Desals with incomplete addresses in Washington DC. It appears to be guidance on contacting legislators, mentioning Senate Office Building and Washington DC, with garbled numbers and names.
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Birch E. Bayh Jr
Qed
Senate
Weahingtes, D.C
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Pericka
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Ess
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