Gallup report shows three part peace plan gains support
A Gallup survey of 1539 adults finds 34 percent favor a three part plan to end the war in case Paris talks stall. Plan includes UN supervised South Vietnam election, U S withdrawal within 12 months, and keeping carriers off Vietnam coast to deter NVA military activity. Opposition stands at 28 percent with 18 percent undecided.
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U. S
Paris
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Vietnam
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South Vietnam
Hawks
Bove Po Lilife
Offee
Trend Seen For Tax Cut After War
BERKELEY Calif Dr Herbert Stein of Nixons Council of Economic Advisors says tax cuts will take priority over expansion of social programs after the Vietnam War. He cites an $8 billion Senate tax reduction as an example and warns private sector demand for tax relief will exceed defense resources while government demands grow. A separate note mentions a porcupine with 30 000 quills.
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Berkeley
Calif
Herbert Stein
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisors
Senate
Defense
University of California
Peace costs in Europe urged as defense price tag
Gen. Goodpaster told NATO parliament that Europe must pay for peace or face war costs. He urged higher active and reserve levels, stronger military stores, and longer conscription cycles. He noted a push by Sen. Percy to establish a clearing house to ease U.S. defense spending abroad, with limited White House support.
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Carl Hartman
Associated Press
Brussels
Andrew J. Goodpaster
Europe
North Atlantic Alliance
Goodpaster
Alliance
Charles Perry
Bill
Percy
Estab
Nixon mails appeal to business and labor on inflation
President Nixon sends personal wage price restraint appeals to 2200 leaders of business and labor following a nationwide radio address. He urges labor to base wage demands on price stability and businessmen to align investments and prices with the new economic plan while housewives react with mixed feelings.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Judith Pagan
Dover
N. J
Lee Lane
Atlanta, Ga
Ohio Attorney General urges lawyers to aid drug counseling at community level
Ohio Atty. Gen. Paul W. Brown urged members of the American Trial Lawyers Association to read drug counseling clinics in communities, saying a cured youth must be helped to live orderly lives. He outlined 14 recommendations to Gov. Rhodes covering law enforcement legislation education and rehabilitation and proposed community counseling clinics led by judges lawyers social workers and psychologists. He favors more liberal treatment for young offenders in minor drug cases and probation with record expungement upon successful completion, hoping lawyers participate in the probation process.
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Sleveland
Ohio
Paul W. Brown
American Trial Lawyers Association
Brown
Government To Use TV For Training
Washington federal employees appear on closed circuit CCTV training tapes to improve job efficiency. Administrators from major communications roles and instructors use the system from the Civil Service Commission Bureau of Training to aid workers across agencies. The Diamond Power Specialty Corp developed setup showing executives how they look and sound to audiences.
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Washington
US. &. Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Training
Diamond Power ‘Specialty Corp
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