Cabinet urges phasing out oil quotas for tariff system
A cabinet task force proposes ending the oil import quota regime and replacing it with a flexible tariff-based system to gradually align U.S. prices with the world market. It warns of risks to wartime capacity but argues long term benefits for consumers and industry, with a staged shift preferred over abrupt abolition.
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Nixon
Washington
Departments of Commerce and Interior
Federal Power Commission
President
Office of Science and Technology
Council of Economic Advisers
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
U.S
Task Force
Governors on relief and the welfare funding dilemma
Governors seek to shift all relief costs to Washington arguing for a federalized system. Edward Banfield notes no perfect solution balancing adequacy work incentives and fairness. The Nixon plan favors a $1600 federal grant for a family of four with earnings taper. states like New York show higher grants but rising budgets and welfare working poor tensions.
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Harvard
Edward C. Banfield
Nixon
New York City
New York
Washington
Government allocates quota for underwear imports amid shortages
A garbled report notes a queenly panty raid on a national treasury, mentioning Gina Lob elaborations and an illogical wedding motif, reflecting a barter style summary with unclear entities.
Dawson machine in Chicago South Side politics faces black militant challenge
In Chicago's South Side, William L. Dawson retirement triggers a Democratic primary fight between Aldermen Ralph Metcalfe and A A Rayner. The piece portrays the Dawson machine, its use of welfare leverage and building superintendents, and warns against extremist influence from black militants while noting the district's poverty and immigrant population.
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Chicago
William L. Davison
South Side
Dawson
Ralph T. Metcalfe
A.A. Rayner
Black Panther
Sammy" Rayner
Soviet Russia
America
Dawnson
Powell
Harlem
Ike Powell
Betatse
Dawson Machine
Soviet
Russia
Secret
Eicalle
Rayner
Alcatraz Occupation Tests Government Security Stand
The Alcatraz occupation by about 200 American Indians, joined by others during a Thanksgiving observance, challenges federal policy. Leaders aim to create a Native American Cultural and Personal Center, while Washington hopes the protest ends voluntarily. Government agencies spend over 500 million dollars annually on Indian care, yet poverty and health crises persist. Interior Secretary Hickel says natives must be brought into the mainstream. critics argue paternalistic policy blocks true independence.
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Alcatraz
San Francisco Bay
Washington
tAlcatraz
Earl Livermore
California
Ten Pillars of Economic Wisdom for 1970
Henry J. Taylor argues the U S must obey economic laws as the new year begins. He cites the American Economic Foundation and its ten pillars, stressing source and cost, that government is not wealth, deficits harm all, and productivity, customer security, and worker management partnerships drive real gains and prosperity for America.
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Artemus Ward
Aerican Economic Foundation
U.S. Department of Labor
America
Tatelient Me
Nixon plan to curb crime through broad federal program
In a broad address, President Nixon outlines a comprehensive, well funded strategy to fight crime. He cites causes from poverty to family dissolution and calls for firm enforcement, court authorized wiretaps, no knock searches, pretrial detention for dangerous defendants, and narcotics controls as part of a 10 year modernization of prisons and rehab efforts.
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Nixon
Congress
Justice Department
America
First woman governor sworn in Wyoming in TLS history
United Press International notes that Mrs. Nellis Taylor Ross of Wyoming was sworn in as the first woman governor in TLS history. In 1959 West Germany backed British French and American rejections of a Soviet proposal on West Berlin. In 1964 Pope Paul VI and Patriarch Athenagoras met in Jerusalem to discuss Christian unity. In 1968 Antonin Novotny was ousted as Czechoslovak Communist Party chairman, replaced by Alexander Dubcek.
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Néllis Taylor Ross
Wyoming
Tls
Iin
West Germany
West Berlin
Paul VI
Athenagoras
Jerusalem
Antonin Novotny
Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
William Somerset Maugham
Legislative Address Worksheet for California Senate and Assembly Members
A formatted address guide lists State Capitol Sacramento contact points for legislators. It names Senate and Assembly members Peters, Sherman, Fong, Bee, Crown, and Bradley with district coverage incl Alameda County areas such as Castro Valley Hayward Union City Fremont and Livermore Amador Valley.
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Senate
Assembly
State Capitol
Sacramento
Calif
Nicholas C. Petris
Alameda
Castro Valley
Livermore-Amador Valley
Lewis F. Sherman
Alameda County
March K. Fong
Ashland
Oakland
Carlos Bee
Hayward
Union City
Fremont
Newark
Robert W. Crown
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
Oakand
Clark J. Bradley
Santa Clara County
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Paul Harvey
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Holmes Alexander
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Attemay Gerace
Alexander
Richard Nixon
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United Press International
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