Keeping Mouth Shut Vital to Peace
Washington officials defend diplomatic privacy as essential to peace in private briefings to Congress. Deputy Undersecretary William Macomber Jr. says leaks end talks with the Soviets on arms control and notes about 10 to 15 percent of Vietnam documents could harm the United States if revealed. He contrasts secrecy with the public’s right to information, urging balance as Moorhead pushes for shorter declassification timelines.
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State Department
Congress
William Macomber Jr
House
Government Information Sales Committee
Macomber
Pentagon
U.S
Vietnam
State and Defense Departments
United States
Moorhead
Nixon
NADEC Meeting Monday Clarifies Emergency Program
The Coconino County Advisory Council will hear NADEC explain the five county emergency food and medical services program. William Castor, new director, will outline aims for improvement. Sue Lazzelle will report on local job status and regional jar market, followed by a Q and A session. Public invited. meeting at Murdock Center at 7 30 p.m. Refreshments.
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Northern Arizona Development Council
NADEC
Caconino County Advisory Council
William Castor
Aclionapency
Coston
Office of Economic Opportunity
Sue Lazzelle
Arizona State Employment Service
Arizona
Flagstaff
Coconino County
Murdock Center
S. Verde
Park Service To Show Film On Saturday
The Time of Man a CBS produced color film will be shown Saturday at 7 20 p m in the Community Room of the Arizona Bank Building 126 E Birch Walnut Canyon National Monument will host National Park Service staff to present the film and answer questions The film traces human survival history through evolution and features commentary by Drs Margaret Mead Goodsall Shapiro Turnbull and others The event is free for visitors with the venue on the second floor of the bank building and will be part of June 1971 attendance data for Wupatki Sunset Crater National Monuments, which recorded 17888 visitors.
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CBS
American Museum of Natural History
Arizona Bank
Wanut Canyon — National Monument
National Park Service
Margaret Mead
Jane Goodsall
Harry Shapiro
Colin Turnbull
E. Birch
Bank
Highly Trained Executive-Secretary Position Open
Job posting for Kachina Heard Division Marketing Activities seeks a professional executive secretary. Applicants must be proficient in all job aspects and meet exact qualifications. Salary commensurate with experience. Contact Mr. Hogan at TH45IL, 5.
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Trimediac Fely
Kachina Heard Division
Hogan
Panel Debates Nixon Plan With Major Revenue Sharing Revisions
Washington AP The House Ways and Means Committee will craft legislation to aid local governments but not mirror Nixon's plan. Chairman Wilbur Mills says the outline will be time limited, targeted to cities and local units, and may involve joint tax collection. He notes possible crime-control aid and suggests states may have greater tax powers.
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House
Ways and Means
Nixon
Wilbur
Mills
D-Ark
American Bar Association
Navajos Approve Farm Labor Plan
WINDOW ROCK Navajo officials approve a plan for tribal members to be hired as farm laborers. Delta Colorado beet growers would bypass the U.S. Labor Department employment service and hire directly. Some Navajos complained that harvest work went to unauthorized Mexican workers.
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Window Rock Fap
Naveajo
Charlie Toledo
Migrant Assistance Program
Delta
Colo
U.S Labor Department
ABA Scraps Viet Stance at New York Meeting
The American Bar Association voted 173 to 105 to shelve a resolution calling for U S troops out of Vietnam as soon as possible. The assembly said taking a stand would embroil the 150000 member group in partisan political debate. The vote closed the New York phase of the 94th annual meeting after an hourlong debate with 22 speakers.
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New York
American Bar Association
U.S
Vietnam
AHA
Sluad
Harold Stassen
London
A Bomb Test Fired In Nevada
Mercury Nevada AP reports a powerful atomic bomb nearly eight thousand tons of TNT was test fired 1735 feet beneath the desert creating a surface blast in Yucca Basin. Blast waves reached observers twelve miles away and ninety miles distant in Las Vegas. No radiation was detected at ground zero. The AEC envisions selling similar devices to private firms to fracture sandstone for gas deposits believed to total 317 trillion cubic feet in Rocky Mountain regions.
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Mercury
Hiroshima
Yucca Basin
Las Vegas
Atomic Energy Commission
Ground Zero
AEC
Rocky Mountain
APS Reply Disappoints Sen Jackson Over Pollution Fix
Senator Henry Jackson of Washington expressed disappointment with Arizona Public Service APS for not accelerating pollution control work at the Four Corners power plant. APS president William Reilly said the plan’s devices are already compressed from 24 to 17 months and that shutting down three units would not speed up installation, leaving no further steps for this season.
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Washington
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Arizona Public Service
Four Corners
Jackson
Alliy
William Reilly
APS
Reilly
Defector Named Top Space Scientist Aids SALT Talks
Los Angeles Times reports a Soviet defector, Anatol Fedoseyev alias Ignatiey Nikiliine, deputy director of the space program, has provided critical intelligence in Moscow’s space and missile programs. Western sources say his info could shape U S SALT terms, including ABM defenses MIRV progress and new missile silo plans, with no cited reason for the defection.
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Los Angeles Times
Paris
Britain
United States
Helsinki
Anatol Fedoseyev
Ignatiey Alexandrovitch Nikiliine
Soviet Union
the Times
U.S
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Mexico
Toledo
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