Vietnam veterans deserve fuller benefits and recognition
Opinion notes that many Vietnam veterans, especially the disadvantaged, faced limited benefits and education opportunities compared with World War II and Korea. Carnegie Corporation sources compare G I aid, highlight rising costs, and urge stronger support to help veterans access entitlements and schooling.
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Carnegie Quarterly
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Vietnam
Korea
Sam
Carnegie Corporation
Senate
Don Oakley
Why Defense Dept. chief labor unite to keep troops in Europe
Secretary of Defense James Schlesinger writes for this column on why the United States and the AFL-CIO press for maintaining 300,000 American troops in Western Europe. He notes NATO’s 23-year peace, questions threat levels, and argues for continued Western defense posture and arms readiness.
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Europe
Victor Riesel
Washington
America
Soviet Union
Ussr
White House
George Meany
Pentagon
Rhine
Secretary of Defense
Afl-Cio
James R. Schlesinger
NATO
NATO and US aim for tighter talks on arms limits
In a call for steady resolve, the piece argues for forward looking negotiations in SALT II, the European security conference and MBFR talks. Unilateral strength cuts risk eroding deterrence, while NATO must bolster conventional forces and shelter defenses to deter a Soviet advance. Western allies have doubled defense spending since 1965, supplying the bulk of European defense manpower and matériel. The author warns against rapid troop withdrawals that would invite aggression and urges maintaining a strong stance to support sustained bargaining.
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United States
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Russia
Czechoslovakia
NATO
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Warsaw Pact
East
Listening Safari tour spotlights Minnesota Iowa trip from Austin leaders
A group of 26 Austin business leaders wrapped a 562 mile two day Listening Safari tour through seven midwestern communities in Minnesota Iowa and South Dakota. Led by Noel Goss the tour met city officials and industrial reps to share ideas for Mower County growth and foster local cooperation.
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Austin
Minnesota
South Dakota
Iowa
Noel Goss
Chamber of Commerce
Mower County
Fairmont
Dick Alger
Jerry Anfinson
Acceutant
Wayne Austin
Gopher Distributing Co
George Boyenga
Gary Nemitz
Leo Reding
Roger Nelson
Bob Nelson
Daryl Franklin
Leo Gerst
Dick Buechner
Bill Vondrashek
Jackson
Agchem Corp
Jackson Park
Mike Schirmer
Worthington
Milt Stensland
Hugh Plunkett III
Spencer
Harold Howe
Northwest Federal Savings and Loan
Howe
Robert Alderman
Superior Manufacturing Co
Fort Dodge
Hormel Algona
Herb Ash
Hormel
Rod Day
New Idea
Dick Taber
Chamber
KAUS
Darrell Larson
Kaus-Kaus
Ed Smith
Herald
Goss
Roger Gillam
Hormel Company
Herald Lien
Weyerhaeuser
Jerry MecNellis
Nemitz
Buechner
Alger
Bob Radloff
Austin Seed
Art Scherer
McDonald's
Jim Seeley
Fantles
Dave Bumgarner
First National Bank
Larry Maier
Maier
Lien
Gillam
Scherer
Nelson
Bumgarner
Boyenga
Soviet Need for U.S. Aid to Sustain Military and Industry
Analysis by Ray Cromley argues the Soviet Union exhausts its resources on vast military outlays, draining technical talent and capital. Moscow seeks U.S. help to fund and speed three major missile programs, while civilian growth lags as military needs dominate scarce resources.
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Soviet Union
Leonid Brezhnev
U.S
U.S.S.R
Russia
United States
Ussr
Kremlin
West Germany
Japan
Ray Cromley
Doctors oppose nationalized health as government encroaches
A survey of about 100000 physicians cited by the New York Times shows most doctors dissented from federal health programs and about a third would boycott a nationalized system. The piece argues doctors value independence and warns against forcing medical care.
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American Medical Assny
New York Times
Travel Club elects Hazel Foster president
The Travel Club at the Austin YWCA chose Miss Hazel Foster as president during their meeting. The report recalls past leadership milestones from 30 years ago.
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Hazel Foster
Travel Club
Austin Ywca
Steve Lickteig
Austin-Windom Farmers Union
al Quie
Dodge County Farm Bureau
Hayfield
Community voices urge hospital improvements in Austin
A reader writes from Lakewood California urging better health facilities for Austin. She cites old hospital wings, lack of air conditioning, and ICU limits for seniors while praising doctors and local clubs. She asks about age demographics and future rest home plans.
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Methodist Hospital
Rochester
St. Olaf Hospital
Austin
St. Olaf
Clara Barton
YMCA
Mason City
Iowa
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