Indian Leaders React To Agnew Hickel Assurances
Mixed reaction at the 26th annual National Congress of American Indians as Vice President Agnew and Interior Secretary Hickel promised stronger federal guardianship of Indian lands while giving tribes more voice. Hickel pledged an Indian advisory panel and a special adviser on Indian affairs, while stressing education and unemployment goals and denying a termination policy.
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Future For the American Indians of the
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Bureau of Indiannd
David Cargo
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Wendell Chino
Congress
Hicke
Nixon
Louis Straight
Morris Thompson
Washington
Officers Use Troops as Servants in Saigon
South Vietnamese officers assign troops to personal tasks at home. Thanh and Thuy accuse commanders of undermining morale and exploiting soldiers. Thanh calls for limits on soldiers per general, citing 10 percent misassigned and unfair personnel practices.
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UPS
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Thanh
Trons
Nguyen van Thanh
Wedie
U.S
Quang van Thuy
Thuy
Tower House
Snyder Predicts Speedier Expressway Completion
Iowa district engineer Van Snyder told Cedar Rapids Realtors that despite past delays the Cedar Valley Expressway should be finished by 1978 as federal actions and Interstate designation accelerate construction. He noted progress on 26 mile Highway 151 upgrades, a planned four lane Highway 13 to Marion by 1973, and Highway 12 to Manchester by 1974, with bids and contracts underway and no expected delay to the expressway between Iowa City and Cedar Rapids.
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Dubuque
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Marion
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Cedar Rapids
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End Nonsense in Ulster Prompts Crackdown Demand
British Home Secretary James Callaghan pressed Northern Ireland leaders to halt street turmoil, urging swift and just action against troublemakers. He met Premier James Chichester-Clark to review civil rights legislation and the Royal Ulster Constabulary’s future role.
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UPY
James Callaghan
Northern Ireland
Rottern
Callaghan
James Chichester-Clark
Chichester-Clark
Royal Ulster Constabulary
Ulster reform progress follow up planned for six days
A visitor plans a six day tour in Ulster to review the reform program details outlined during a prior visit six weeks earlier. The trip aims to assess implementation steps, note progress, and gauge local reception.
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Ulster
Seek To Bolster Plane Detection
SAN ANTONIO AP A Mig that eluded defenses in Florida highlights U S weakness in detecting low flying aircraft Secretary of the Air Force Robert Seamans said a plan to revamp radar systems for protection is new before Congress He did not provide details saying the Mig incident shows a weakness partly from a drawdown on early warning aircraft and partly a radar problem
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Florida
U.S
Air Force
Robert Seamans
Congress
Séamans
Lil Abner Bar Mitzvah Strip Draws Outrage
Rabbi Maurice Eisendrath, president of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, condemned a Lil Abner strip showing a pig at a Bar Mitzvah as dreadful taste. He noted pig in orthodox Judaism is forbidden food and that Bar Mitzvahs now include younger girls being confirmed in the faith.
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Los Angeles
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Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Maurice Eisendrath
al Capp
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