Re Enlisting Vets Refused By Army
The Army instructed recruiters to turn away veterans seeking reenlistment, citing current active duty enlistees as sufficient for the reduced force. A Sept. 14 memo from Maj. Gen. A H Smith at Fort Monroe guided nationwide implementation, covering veterans returning to service but excluding first time enlistments.
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Ft. Monroe
Laird
Senate Armed Services Committee
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate
Nixon
Pentagon
Daniel Z. Henkin
Vietnam
Congress
Henkin
Thre
Labor Department
Smith
Brezhnev and Tito extend fence-mending talks
Belgrade AP report says Brezhnev cancelled a hunting trip with Tito due to a cold and continued formal talks with aides at a hunting lodge northeast of Belgrade. The two men pressed toward a communique as Brezhnev's four day visit neared its end, amid Yugoslav calls for nonalignment and independent policy.
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Belgrade
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Tito
Brezhnev
Tanjug
Yugoslavia
Long Sees Fast Action On Nixon Tax Plan
Sen Russell Long predicts prompt Senate action on President Nixon tax proposals after House Ways and Means changes. He cites removal of a 10 percent investment credit step and added relief for low income individuals. He expects hearings to begin Oct 7 if Oct 5 passage occurs, with revisions possible in his committee.
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Washington
Russell B. Long
Nixon
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
Senate
Long
Senate Finance Committee
House Committee
Wright Patman
Dtex
House Banking Committee
Patman
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Preston Martin
Martin
American Motors Raises 1972 Car Prices by $72 Per Car
Detroit AP reports American Motors boosted base prices on most 1972 models by up to 72 per car as standard and optional equipment shifts. AMC and others faced a 90 day wage price freeze, with government not permitting base price increases but allowing value from equipment becoming standard. Ambassador pricing changes illustrate the new pattern, including added options and removed wheel covers.
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Detroit
American Motors
AMC
Cost of Living Council
Office of Emergency Preparedness
OEP
Iain Anderson
Washington
Ipment
Anderson
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Nixon
Frankton Band and Boosters Plan Homecoming Fundraiser
Frankton Band and Choral Boosters met with President C C Cox. Members discussed a float to be given away at the Homecoming football game on October 16 to fund new band uniforms. Barbara Hudson was named general chair for the birthday calendar. calendar sales and listings are to be completed by October 18. Band students will sell fruit cakes and band buttons. The next meeting is set for October 18 at 7 30 p m.
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Frankton
C. C. Cox
Barbara Hudson
Mao's Role Diminishes as Chou En-lai Gains Ground
The Polish daily Zycie Warszawy reports Mao Tse-tung’s political prominence shrinking while Premier Chou En-lai grows stronger. Tass notes internal Chinese turmoil, and Italian ambassador Falco Trabalza confirms Mao posters reduced though Mao claimed he would scale back his name.
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Chou En
Associated Press
Zycie Warszawy
Mao Tse-tung
Red
China
Chou En-lai
Tass
Red China
Warsaw
Grzegorz Jaszunski
Mao
Falco Trabalza
Italy
Peking
Rome
Trabalza
Edgar Snow
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