Accentuate The Positive? GOP Stance Shifts at Winter Conference
At SUN VALLEY Idaho GOP governors and governors elect gather for their winter session as they weigh a strategy for 1972. With about half the attendees facing lame duck status and many seeking posts in the administration, plans favor moderating the message over bold confrontation. Governors Cargo and McCall express concern over Hickel's firing and vow to protest to officials, while others discuss the party's future and the Nixon era.
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Idaho
de Butone
Tom McCall
Oregon
Cargo
McCall
Nixon
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Hickel
Rabies Vaccine Revealed In Lab Promising Human Trials
Washington report says Dr. T. Wiktor of the Wistar Institute announced a new rabies vaccine showing dramatic success in laboratory animals and potential for human trials both preventively and after exposure. One post exposure injection prevented death in several animals. production is faster and purer than current brain tissue vaccines. Swiss researchers Abdussalam and Bogel also called existing vaccines outdated at an international conference.
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Washington
Philadelphia
T. Wiktor
Wistar Institute
M. Abdussalam
K. Bogel
Geneva
Warning: Cuddly Toy Is Decoy For Danger
Washington AP warning parents to inspect Christmas toys for hazards. FDA and Consumer Union cite metal pins torn flesh, sharp noses, dangerous lenses, and toys that overheat or shock. Officials urge careful examination as the peak toy season approaches.
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Washington
Nixon
Virginia Knauer
Santa Claus
Kaplan
FDA
Food and Drug Administration
Consumers Union
Knauer
Nixon Pushes Family Assistance Plan in Congress
President Nixon urged passage of the Family Assistance Plan during the White House Conference on Children calling it the most important social legislation for children. The plan would set a $1600 annual income floor for a family of four, already passed by the House but stalled in the Senate. delegates questioned whether administration will act on conference recommendations while stressing that state and community efforts also matter.
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Nixon
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Senate
White House
House
Khrushchev Memoirs Reveal 1962 Cuba Crisis Details
In Life magazine Part IV Khrushchev says Moscow placed missiles in Cuba to deter U.S. invasion and not spark war. He recalls Bay of Pigs spurring the plan and Kennedy pressing him to remove missiles. The piece notes fears of a military takeover in the United States if crisis worsened.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Chicago
Washington
Khrushchev
Life
United States
Bay of Pigs
Jonn F. Kennedy
U.S
Caribbean
Mag
Kennedy
Robert
Anatoly Dobrinin
Wool Output Project Gets 3 Year Boost
The 1970 Agriculture Act extends a 16 year wool production campaign. It continues the Wool Act of 1954 offering incentive payments to farmers to lift U.S. wool output as sheep and lamb production decline.
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U.S
Congress
United States
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