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Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1970

Page

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Mansfield says war extends adjournment past Labor Day

Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said the war in Cambodia has stretched the timetable for congressional adjournment past Labor Day. He believes Congress should stay in session for the rest of the year to face its duties regardless of elections, in light of Southeast Asia developments.

Mike Mansfield Washington Cambodia Congress Southeast Asia Montana U.S

President Nixon seeks dialogue as protests press war end

A sprawling White House protest event drew thousands as President Nixon met with students at dawn and sought dialogue to end the Vietnam War. Senators and activists pressed for peace while speakers denounced U.S. actions in Cambodia and Kent State.

Associated Press Spiro ‘S. Agnew Kent State University Finch Kent State Guneouva U.S Camibornia Ohio National Guard White House Washington Monment Nixon Justice Department Lincoln Memorial Gler David Dellinger New Mobilization Chicago Dellinger Ron Young Rally For the New Mobilization Committee Vietnam Kent Ohio Capitol Rotunda Mayflower

Nixon meets protesting students over Mothers Day push

Miss Sasseen and Miss Jarvis, two young women who campaigned for a nationwide Mothers Day, met President Nixon in the White House. Nixon praised the peaceful protest and urged understanding, while students from Syracuse and others described the encounter as unreal and disconnected from their aims.

Woodrow Wilson Miss Sasseen Miss Jarvis Vietnam Nixon White House California Finch Agnew

Letters reveal Nightingale and royal letters in 19th century life

A collection of excerpts shows Florence Nightingale studying nursing in Germany, Prince Consort titles shaping royal identity, Francis Scott Key writing from Baltimore, James A Garfield’s calm letter after a near setback, and Robert Louis Stevenson reflecting on duty and faith. The frayed wartime fragments illustrate personal voices shaping public life.

Maryland Baltimore Francis Scott Key Geo Town Robert Louis Stevenson Christ

OBrien Blames Cambodian Move for Vietnamization Failure

Lawrence F. OBrien, DNC chairman, blasted Nixon's Cambodia expansion as proof of Vietnamization failure at a Milwaukee fund-raiser. He argued the policy lacks a peace program, dismissing Nixon's leadership and urging networks to air his remarks to counter the president's wartime stance.

Milwaukee, Wis Lawrence F. O’brien Democratic National Committee Cambodia Nixon O'Brrien Milwaukee O’brien

Nixon Reflects On Night Tour And Peace Talk

President Nixon described a long night, visiting the Lincoln Memorial after 5 a.m. with a Secret Service detail, then breakfast at the Mayflower Hotel. He thanked Ft. Myer and Ft. Meade soldiers and recalled Chamberlain and Churchill amid Munich pact context while addressing a small turnout of demonstrators.

Lincoln Memorial White House Capitol Mayflower Hotel Ft. Myer Ft. Meade Nixon Camp David Manolo Sanchez Manolo Neville Chamberlain Winston Churchill Chamberlain Adolph Hitler Munich Czechoslovakia

Kennedy urges restraint in wage talks for wage-price stability

Kennedy told a business audience that cutting expenditure is essential and rising labor costs must be matched by higher output per worker. He warned short-run unrest may occur, but long-run benefits could be substantial as labor costs align with output. Economist Herbert Stein backed prospects of no major recession and a recovery starting July-September.

Ation Kennedy Herhber Stein President's Council of Economic Advisers Stein

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