Nixon's self-reliant America shapes second term
President Nixon outlines a vision of Americans making their own choices with reduced federal power. He argues for less bureaucracy, dismantling parts of the Office of Economic Opportunity, and greater local control while signaling steps to reform welfare and curb forced school busing.
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Army enlistment attitudes shift as draft ends
A Defense Department survey show youth attitudes toward military service rose slightly in 1971 to 60 percent negative, with reasons aging from antiwar sentiment to lifestyle choices as the draft ended and Vietnam disengagement grew. The study, of about 2000 youths, supports manpower planning for a volunteer armed forces. Neosho Falls sees Neosho Plastics move into the old school building, making portable dog kennels and fiberglass additions, with six workers rising to about 20 by summer. Jack Roche is GM.
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