Hunger in America Demands Emergency Action and Policy Reform
Four task forces urge a national hunger emergency as Food Nutrition Health Conference unfolds in Washington. They call for a minimum income for families, expanded food programs as interim relief, and targeted funding for the poor over further studies, with aims to cut malnutrition by 1972.
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America
Nixon
White House
U. S
Community Organization Task Force
Community Organization
Task Force
Washington
No religion in government a path to national greatness
W B argues nations prosper without religion but America thrives when individuals are Christians. He cites scripture blessing upon a nation that follows the Lord and warns that abandoning God threatens disaster and rapid decline. The piece links America's rise to faith and cautions against secular drift.
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God
America
Letters to the Editor Warns Against Suppressing Dissent
A reader argues that protest is a constitutional right and essential to democracy. The letter condemns attempts to stifle peaceful dissent and a free press, cites Daniel Webster and Voltaire, and asserts patriotism includes criticism of government. The author urges readers to seek truth and uphold free expression.
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Daniel Webster
Madison
Webster
United States
America
Hanoi
Voltaire
Nixon
Crevecoeur
Remaik
Oil Import Study Slowed by Petrol Lobbyists and Political Push
Washington report details how the Cabinet level oil import task force faces resistance from Rep. Mills and oil lobbyists, with executives like Michael Haider lobbying the White House. Governors from Illinois Kansas Texas and Wyoming show support for import controls. Secretary Hickel cedes to Rep. Aspinall on grazing fee increases, delaying Public Land Law Review Commission guidance. The piece ends noting presidential assurances of elderly and disability income.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Task Force On
Harvard
Phillip Arceda
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means
Areeda
White House
Michael Haider
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
American Petroleum Institute
Nixon
Haider
Illinois
Kansas
Texas
Wyoming
Preston Smith
Robert Docking
Richard Ogilvie
Stanley Hathaway
Jach
Hickel
Walter Hickel
Wayne Aspinall
D-Colo
Interior Committee
Aspinall
Colorado
House Committee On Interior
Public Land Law Review Commission
Foreign aid seen as essential to U.S. policy and world peace
Viewpoint argues the United States should bolster foreign aid despite criticism. Secretary Rogers says the program costs less than one quarter of 1 percent of GNP and helps build allied economies, prevent future conflicts, and support Latin America, Africa, and Asia through ongoing development and partnerships.
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Washington
America
United States
William Rogers
Congress
House
Senate
Rogers
U.S
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
Africa
Latin
Asia
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
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Cullman
Alabama
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Decatur
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HiGo
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Tennessee Valley Pring Co.inc
P.O
Ala
Associated Press
New York Times
Daly
Zoaescue
Viewpoint
David Lawrence
Cuba
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