Nixon pledges U S troops in Europe stay in place
Nixon and West German Chancellor Willy Brandt closed two days of talks in Key Biscayne with a joint pledge that U S troop commitments in Europe will remain unchanged and that no decisions affecting NATO will be made without full consultation. They said all alliance members must share the defense burden and that reductions must not impair NATO strength. The leaders also agreed on a prepared approach to European security and mutual force reductions within NATO.
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Crime rise in nine months shows smallest increase since 1966
FBI figures show overall crime up 6 percent through September with violent crimes down 10 percent. New York City tallies rise in murders, rapes, and robberies, while Chicago and Houston see fewer murders. Small towns under 10,000 report the largest 14 percent rise. Rockford and Seattle post notable declines. Suburban up 11 percent. rural up 6 percent. Largest declines include Rockford and Seattle. several cities show 5 to 10 percent decreases.
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Amnesty proposal draws mixed reaction
Sosary Ben Ratt reports mixed reactions to an amnesty proposal that would offer conditional amnesty to draft resisters. Senator Taft supports a measure, while Rep. Koch plans companion legislation to win bipartisan backing. The plan allows three years of alternative federal service in programs like VISTA or VA health facilities, with credits for those imprisoned.
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Farm workers stage protest in Salinas over housing aid
Farm workers picketed Tue in Salinas outside Rep Talcott offices and public agencies including Monterey County Poverty Coordinating Council and County Housing Authority. They said Pic N Pac Foods closed this year and is selling trailers at Posada Camp while they seek government funds for new housing and have heard nothing.
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Sinking Senate Wing Error Iran? No.
NOAA said the Senate wing of the U S Capitol sank one fifth of an inch over 45 years. A 1726 survey measured 90,544 feet in elevation, a new reading 90,525 feet. The House wing showed no sinking. Officials gave no explanation.
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Federal Chicken Quarantine Expands Across Three States
AP reports a federal quarantine on chicken shipments in California New Mexico and Texas to stop the spread of a virulent exotic strain of Newcastle disease which could kill entire flocks. The measure targets restricted areas and aims to contain an outbreak affecting poultry operations and regional farming.
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New Mexico
Texas
Migration to Britain Surges with 70,000 Leaving Last Year
AP reports 70,000 people migrated to Britain amid ongoing departures by Britons. The year saw large cross border movement as citizens sought new opportunities abroad.
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State of Union speech set for Jan twenty
AP reports President Nixon plans to deliver the election-year State of the Union to Congress on January 20. The Democratic majority prepares a televised assessment of its own to air a day or two later. The White House has not confirmed whether the speech will be in midafternoon or evening.
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Lindsay enters Wisconsin primary amid heckling crowd
New York Mayor John V Lindsay, a Democratic entrant in Wisconsin's presidential primary, faced anti war hecklers at his opening news conference in Madison. He defended his campaign, citing Wisconsin's progressive tradition and Robert La Follette, and promised a whirlwind tour to the April 4 primary amid a youthful crowd in the Capitol hearing room.
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AMA roots for 2.5 percent physician fee ceiling clash
The American Medical Association pressed the Cost of Living Council and urged direct talks with the Price Commission over a 2.5 percent cap on physician fee increases. AMA officials argued the rate, set with November Phase II controls, should reflect medical operating costs and not hinder patient care while other sectors face inflation.
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Muskie criticizes Nixon on Vietnam policy and offshore drilling
Senator Edmund Muskie of Maine charged President Nixon has abandoned real negotiations to end the Vietnam War and urged immediate goals to end American involvement and bring home troops including captives. He also urged a thorough federal review of offshore drilling safety and environmental risks before any such activity off New England.
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Vietnam
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Nixon signs job plan in welfare reform
President Nixon signed into law a conservative backed measure requiring many welfare mothers to work or train, effective July 1. Exemptions cover the aged sick disabled those in school and mothers with young children. Critics warn it risks federal welfare reform while lawmakers debate a separate guaranteed income proposal.
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Nixon
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White House
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Yorty backs bombing as justified for Vietnam
Las Vegas Mayor Sam Yorty, campaigning in Louisiana for the Democratic presidential nomination, argues the United States should have resumed bombing North Vietnam long ago. He accuses Nixon of political motives and says the bombing was justified, while criticizing Muskie and McGovern for peace candidate stances. He claims he would have a better chance to beat Nixon in 1972.
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Suburban Post Office Notice From Hayward California
Fragmented OCR shows a local notice from Hayward California about postal rates and publication details. Mentions HAY Publishing Daily including Sundays, Winton Ave Hayward and San Leandro area offices with contact numbers. Strong entities include Hayward, Alameda County, California and San Leandro Office.
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