National Youth Policy Outlined By Robert B Semple Jr
Washington quiet discussion spreads about a national youth policy as the White House designs a framework. President Nixon named Stephen Hess as national chairman of the White House Conference on Children and Youth to be held December 13 to 18, 1970. Hess aims to produce a major document affirming youth as a distinct phenomenon and urging government action to meet youth needs. Chester Finn Jr. has proposed concrete ideas drawing attention from Moynihan and Ehrlichman as senior aides weigh the concept.
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Robert B. Semple JR
New York Times
Washington
White House
Nixon
Stephen Hess
Hess
Chester E. Finn Jr
Urban Affairs Council
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
John Ehrlichman
Union Status Tax Reform Bill Faces Union Power Challenge
An amendment to strip labor unions of their tax exempt status creates a major obstacle to an early Senate vote on the tax reform bill. The measure targets union influence by altering their financial privileges as Congress debates reform.
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Senate
Afl-Cio
Committee On Political Organization
COPE
Brewers Vote Day in Decatur with Governor at Club
The states first family will vote Tuesday in Decatur at the Country Club. Gov Albert Brewer and his wife will cast ballots in the Alabama constitutional amendment election then fly back to Montgomery. The governor will return Thursday for the dedication ceremony.
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Decatur
Albert Brewer
Decatur Country Club
Montgomery
National Violence Commission condemns mass civil disobedience tactic
The National Violence Commission publicly divided for the first time condemns mass civil disobedience as a tactic to change laws. Senate debates over tax reform include Fannin's amendment to strip tax exempt status from unions using dues for political purposes.
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Washington
National Violence Commission
Senate
Arizona
Paul Fannin
Fannin
Moulton Man Dies Near Hatton in Weekend Accident
Fredward Esterline Latham, 22, of Moulton, died Sunday afternoon when his car left Alabama 101 south of Hatton and rolled over for more than 400 feet. Lauderdale County crash victims included five members of a family and others. authorities cited ongoing investigations by Trooper Rex Jefferies and Deputy Coroner Fred Gillespie. Funeral services for Latham are pending announcement.
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North Alabama
Moulton
Alabama
Lawrence
Harvey Elliott
Fredward Esterline Latham
Alabama 101
Hatton
Lauderdale County
Sinking Creek
Elliott
Latham
Rex
Markets show mixed grain trades and hogs surge in Chicago
Wheat and soybeans fall on liquidation while corn and oats trend lower to mixed. Slaughter steer prices hold steady to down, with strong hog gains as receipts reach about 4,500. An American Special Forces soldier races back to camp after driving a jeep-mounted rifle to the Bu Prang frontline.
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Chicago
Bu Prang
Allies Kill 170 North Troops
American air cavalrymen and airmen clashed with North Vietnamese forces along a 100 mile Cambodian border belt north of Saigon. In twelve fights over the weekend 170 NVA troops were killed while U S casualties totaled three killed and 18 wounded. Rocket gunships dive bombers and artillery did most of the attacking with the heaviest fighting at War Zone C northwest of Saigon and near Bu Dop Camp 88 miles north.
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Saigon
U.S
Bu Dop
Four Turned Off Four On At Music Fete
Police estimate the free rock festival near Tracy California drew about 300000 youths. The event left a littered site and four deaths with four premature babies born to mothers treated in medical tents staffed by 19 doctors and six psychiatrists. Many youths were treated for drug overdoses. One man Meredith Hunter, 18, of Berkeley, Calif., was stabbed during the event.
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Tracy
Calif
Here
Meredith Hunter
Berkeley
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