Volunteer Army Idea Disfavored By Nixon Era Poll
A Princeton report by George Galelif quotes President Nixon and Senate leaders weighing an all volunteer armed force. The survey shows a national sample opposing a full end to the draft, with many favoring mandatory national service or a mixed system. Public sentiment splits on veterans, defense needs, and equal burden.
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George Galelif
Princeton
Richard Nixon
Brown
Gales Grantiry
At Per Dent
Senate Republicans
Congress
Nixon
Dip Versian
Clerical Walker
Fremart
Calif
Sievear
Mill Valley
George
Tampa
Fla
VISTA
Peace Corps
Mineola
Baltimore
Miltary Service
Ellenville
U. S
First Americans land on the Moon for 21 hour surface mission
The first two astronauts will spend about 21 hours on the Moon collecting samples and taking photographs. They will set up a portable television camera to beam live pictures to Earth, then lift off to rejoin the orbiting mother ship seven miles above.
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Moon
Lunar
Earth
Egypt Leader Avoids Criticism in Arab Union Congress
Olive Branch President Nasser of Egypt spoke at the National Congress of the Arab Socialist Union, the sole party, and did not deliver his usual sharp rebukes of the United States. His government seeks closer ties with the United States under President Nixon.
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Nasser
Egypt
Arab Socialist Union
United States
Nixon
Illinois GOP leader calls Nixon raise “pretty thin salami”
In a Senate debate Everett M Dirksen, the Illinois Republican, derided the presidential raise as pretty thin salami. He noted the lake home value boost shows the raise from 5300 to 78009 after taxes, implying a large benefit.
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Everett M- Dirksen
Senate
Illinois
Nixon
Lake Home
Tap Wineghate
Everett Dirksen
Tiwals
Gerry Shin
Dirksen
Gerad Ford
Michigan
Party Spekermian
Psychosomatic medicine strides in mind body link
A Oklahoma University Medical Center seminar on psychosomatic medicine explored how stress and emotions affect organs such as the heart stomach and digestion. Experts described conditioning treatments for the heart and other organs and discussed studies linking life events to health changes including infections surgery and accidents.
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Res
Aintoss The's
Suu
Oklahoova University Medical Center
American College of Physician
Loo Fas
Sewact Watt
Fences
Oklahoma Meccal Research Foundation
Enalyly Dolor
Tr. Thoms Holmes
Unlversie
Washington
Seattle
Lennart Levi
Stackiam
Woll
Biik
Wolf Fadt
Dr. Wolf
Slimu- Lalita
Ne. C. G. Guin
Ubcer
Levi
de. Holmes
Writingest People Americans Must Be The Writingest
The U S Post Office reported mail volume at eight percent of a billion pieces annually. This implies about 225,274,725 pieces per day, equating to roughly one and a eighth pieces per person daily.
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U. S. Post Office
Trudeau signals Canada keeps course on foreign policy
Prime minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau plans a broad policy review due in spring with public debate and expert input. He stresses independence from U S dominance while maintaining strong ties, reviews NATO and NORAD roles, and weighs recognizing Red China amid Cabinet deliberations and potential talks with President Nixon.
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Ottawa
Cain
Brspie
Canada
Scime
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Trudeau
Mter
Mitchell Sharp
Thes Department
United States
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
North American Air Defense Command
NATO
Czechoslovakia
Europe
China
Lester B. Pearson
Peking
Nixon
War ends over table shape as Johnson departs
On the eve of President Johnsons departure the stalemate over the table for peace negotiators is ended. The piece calls for Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodgelow to push negotiations to a successful conclusion and laments wasted time and efforts.
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Johnson
Henry Cabot Lodgelow
Bournemouth official proposes glow garters for night safety
Major Frederick Conk, road safety officer in Bournemouth England, suggests adding fluorescent circles on garters worn by women in short skirts at night to improve visibility and safety. He notes any benefit to watcher safety would be a bonus.
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Frederick Conk
Bournemouth
England
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Volunteer Army
Hall of Justice
Ralph Digaton
Sertuce
Brittany
Yann Goulet
Brittany Liberation Front
Charles de Gaulle
Quebec
France
de Gaulle
Richard M. Nixon
de Marte
White House
Woodrey Wisin
Eisenhower
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