Three-Part Peace Plan Gains Majority in Gallup Poll
George Gallup reports a national survey showing 54 percent support for a three-part plan to end the Vietnam War. The plan envisions UN supervised elections in South Vietnam, a U.S. troop withdrawal within 12 months, and limits on U.S. air operations to deter North Vietnamese support. Support spans hawks and doves, with wide cross‑party backing.
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Peace in Europe Costs for Allies Urged by Goodpaster
Gen An drew J. Goodpaster told NATO legislators that Europe must pay for peace or face war costs. He urged strengthened reserves and extended training, better military stores, and longer conscription cycles. The address to 220 parliamentary members noted pressure from Sen Perry for a European funding balance and an international clearing house.
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Nixon mails appeals to business and labor leaders
President Nixon plans to send personal letters to about 2,200 business and labor leaders as a follow up to a nationwide radio address urging wage price restraint. He asked labor to base demands on price stability and urged businessmen to align investments and pricing with the new plan. Housewife reactions in Dover and Atlanta were mixed, with some calling the speech persuasive and others skeptical.
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Ohio Attorney General urges lawyers to lead drug counseling
Cleveland Ohio AP Ohio Atty Gen Paul W Brown urged members of the American Trial Lawyers Association to take a larger role in community level drug counseling and rehab. He outlined 14 recommendations on enforcement legislation education and rehab and proposed clinics run by doctors lawyers social workers and psychologists.
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Trend Seen For Tax Cut After War
Berkeley notes say tax cuts will take priority after the Vietnam conflict. Herbert Stein of the Nixon council cites a 39 billion Senate tax reduction as evidence of a shift from defense to private sector demand for tax relief. He warns federal demand excess threatens resources. A stray line introduces a porcupine with 30 barbed quills described oddly.
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Government To Use TV For Training
Washington reports that federal employees will appear on closed circuit CCTV to train workers in government agencies. The training, led by the Civil Service Commission Bureau of Training, uses Diamond Power Specialty Corp equipment and video playbacks to show how executives communicate with audiences including the press and foreign dignitaries.
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