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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1969

Page

3

Soviet Strength Estimates Soaring

Washington reports show U S and CIA analyses raise the perceived Soviet strategic power in land sea and air since the Nixon administration began. Differences between Johnson and Nixon estimates cover ABM deployments missile types bomber forces submarines and overall offensive and defensive postures. Both administrations push for advanced air defense and new interceptor options amid debates on Soviet capabilities and timelines.

Washington UPS Nixon Pentagon Johnson Central Intelligence Agency CIA Congress Defense Clark M. Clifford Melvin B Laird Army Navy Air Force Clifford Moscow U.S Jehnaty United States

Senators Oppose ABM Despite Nixon Plan

A UPI survey shows 49 senators oppose deploying the Safeguard ABM with 42 in favor and nine undecided. Many lean or listen but votes will hinge on undecideds. March poll had 46 opposed, 20 in favor, 25 undecided. Nixon pledged to fight for the ABM as debate broadens.

Washington UPS Senate Nixon United Press International UPI Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Kennedy George D. Aiken R-Vl Clinton P. Anderson D-N.m Aiken Hugh Scott R-Pa Robert W. Packwood Nixon's Corner

Battle In Congress GOP and Democrats On Federal School Aid

The first major clash between Congress under a Democratic majority and President Nixon’s new Republican administration opens Monday over the five year federal school aid timetable. Democrats back a five year extension to fund elementary and high schools in poor areas, while Republicans seek a two year limit to allow future policy shifts.

Washington GOP House Rogers C. B. Morton Face the Nation CBS Congress Administration Spiro T. Agnew Issues and AHC Nixon Ways and Means Committee Wilbur Mills D-Ark

Egyptian Raid Across Suez Canal Reported Denied

Cairo Radio said Sunday an Egyptian commando unit crossed the Suez Canal at Timsah Lake near Ismailiya and inflicted heavy casualties on Israeli forces opposite Ismailiya. Israel claimed the raid backfired, with Egyptians losing much equipment in the attack amid ongoing artillery exchanges for the 12th day. Israeli forces and Jordanian units clashed across the Jordan River cease-fire line.

Cairo Suez Canal Ismailiya Israel Timsah Lake Suez City Canal Iso Jordan River Jordan Allenby Bridge Egypt Egyptias Hissnorts

Unresponsive Doctors May Trigger Public Utility Medicine

In Chicago, Dr Clyde C Greene Jr incoming president of the American Society of Internal Medicine warned medicine could be regulated like a public utility unless doctors better meet public demands. He cautioned rigid government regulation could stifle progress as health care grows into a major industry.

Chicago UPI American Society of Internal Medicine Clyde C. Greene, Jr San Francisco Hhere Greene The Pacific

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