Veterans drug addiction policy sparks ask Nixon reply
In San Jose a public defender writes to President Nixon about help for veterans already discharged while addicted to heroin. He cites David Bellomo, a 20 year old Vietnam veteran jailed after a burglary, denied VA hospital care due to an undesirable discharge from 1970. Bellomo’s case highlights gaps in treatment and post service support. In Albuquerque Dr. Benjamin Spock links possible progressive party alliances to mobilize millions of voters for an antiwar third party as major parties fail to end the Vietnam conflict.
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Evangelist Cliff Richard Named Singer Of Year In Britain
Former rock star turned evangelist Cliff Richard has been chosen as Britain’s top singer of the year by the Songwriters Guild for services to British music. Richard, 30, cites his faith after meeting Billy Graham and notes his 50 records in the British top 10 during a decade-long career. He says show business is a powerful platform to reach people for Christ.
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Nixon Seeks State Support For Programs
President Nixon travels to Kansas City to press Congress on welfare reform revenue sharing and government reorganization. He meets editors from 13 states and plans a two week stay at the Western White House in San Clemente after talks with news executives.
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Cabbie’s trumpet bring big tips and chicks
Denver AP report describes cab driver Jack Kaufman who plays trumpet for fares. He claims songs like When the Saints draw requests and cites that football players and others hire him for rides and kicks. Kaufman recalls past bans for disturbing elephants and notes his odds with city life.
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Indian School To Instill Pride And Confidence In Indian Youth
DAVIS Calif AP a school with a curriculum focusing on Pikuni Blackfoot religion opens on an abandoned Army base. Deganawidsh Quetzalcoatl University aims to raise ethnic pride and learning in Indians and Mexican-Americans with courses in Native philosophy beadwork and bilingual heritage. Tuition is $15 per unit with waivers for low income students. Grants support ten converted buildings on a 642 acre campus near San Francisco as accreditation talks begin.
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