New Deal Promises for Original Americans Examined
Pulled from a Washington analysis the piece cites Chief Joseph’s despair and traces a history of Indian oppression, poverty, and broken treaties. It notes Nixon’s push for Indian opportunity, Agnew led council, Taos Pueblo land restoration, and ongoing disputes over vast tracts still in contention.
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Bullard Washington
UPL
Joseph
Nez Perce
U. S
America
Nixon
Ation
Congress
Office of
Indian Opportunity
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixum
Blue Lake
New Mexico
U.S
Taos Pueblo
California
Connecticut
Vine Deloria Jr
Custer
Southeast Asia
Aswan High Dam completed symbol of Soviet in Middle East
Egyptians hail the Aswan High Dam as a major symbol of Soviet presence in the region. The 350 foot structure doubles Egypt’s electric power and reclaims about 1.3 million acres for irrigation, though it brings ecological problems such as erosion and reduced Nile silt. Dedication ceremonies mark Nasir’s birthday, recalling the 1956 Suez events and shifting Cold War alignments.
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Nathan Miller
Wettoriat
Aswan High Dam
Middle East
Nile
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Naszens
Suez Canal
Britain
France
Israel
Nasser
Soviet Union
United States
Aswan
Claire Sterling
Washington Post
Mediterranean
Indira Gandhi bets on elections amid party split
India faces a tight March vote as Indira Gandhi risks a major gamble by calling elections a year early. Her faction battles old Congress bosses while regional parties and rivals woo a wary electorate. The future of her leadership and a possible coalition depend on an uncertain result in a country of over 550 million people.
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Als
Nasser
Jay Walz
Jimmy’. Dulles
Egypt
Turkey
New Delhi
UPI
Indira
Aswan
Gandhi
Meany Ghamallis Weir
UL Lue Jil
Mrs. Gandhi
Congress Party
Ats3
India
Rae Bareilly
Uttar Pradesh
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Tashkent
SAG
Tiruusis
Wta Leil Cooumlwusis
West Bengal
Franco: strong but waxen-faced
NEIL MORGAN describes Francisco Franco in his late 70s as a small, pale, waxen faced dictator with a weakened right arm and limited mobility. He notes Spain fears succession after Franco's death, hints at doubt over Prince Juan Carlos as successor, and highlights Franco’s aura of strength despite frailty.
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Neil Morgan
Corimeme
Madrid
Charles de Gaulle
Francisco
Franco
Spain
de Gaulle
Baraja
Lopez Bravo
Rolls Royce
Mallorca
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Juan Carlos
Martha Mitchell Opens Devis Memorial Show in Washington
Martha Mitchell wife of the attorney general wears a period gown as she sits in an old carriage during opening ceremonies this week in Washington for the first annual show held by the Devis Memorial Goodwill Industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Mitchell
U.S
Washington, D.C
Devis Memorial Goodwill Industries
Snow Buries Pine Mountain Area Near Ojai
Early morning sun glints over Highway 33 north of Ojai as packing snows continue in Pine Mountain. Extremely heavy snowfall this week disrupts transport, with Pine Mountain Inn reporting up to three feet of snow.
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Highway 33
Ojai
Pine Mountain
Pine Mountain Inn
Five nation Southeast Asia defense pact nears agreement
Britain and Australia New Zealand Malaysia and Singapore move toward a five nation defense framework set for Commonwealth prime ministers talks January 14 to 21 in Singapore. The pact would replace the Britain Malaysia mutual defense treaty and ensure ongoing British military presence with detailed defense consultations and base handovers in the region.
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London
UPI
Britain
Southeast Asia
Singapore
Australia
New Zealand
Malaysia
South Laat Asia
Jo~hore
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