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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1971

Page

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Blood bag protest mars Washington antiwar display

About 150 Vietnam War protesters led by VVAW marched from the Capitol to the White House. They hurled small bags of blood at the White House area and at Lincoln Memorial before police arrested 87 for disorderly conduct. Earlier, 15 VVAW members ended a Statue of Liberty sit-in in New York per court order.

Washington UPI Renia Avenue North Vietnam Tom Urgo White House New Jersey United States Vietnam WVAW Capitol Lincoln Pennsylvan Memorial Abraham Lincoln VVAW New York U.S House of Representatives Nixon Southeast Asia Pentagon North

Nixon signs welfare work-incentive bill into law

President Nixon approved a work-incentive measure as part of welfare reform, mandating work or job training for many recipients starting July 1. Critics warn it shifts focus from broader reform while defenders say it strengthens incentives to work. The broader welfare plan faces Senate debate with opposition to a guaranteed income.

Washington (Ap Nixon Dent House Senate Florida White House Senate Finance Committee Russell B. ‘Lang D-La John W. Byrnes Rwis National Welfare Rights Organization George Wiley

Fonda Tops Critics as Best Actress in 1971 Film Poll

Jane Fonda named best actress for Klute in the 37th annual New York critics poll. A Clockwork Orange leads best picture and Kubrick wins best director, with Ellen Burstyn and Peter Bogdanovich among top acting and writing spots.

New York Lother Media Sardi’s Stanley Kubrick Jane Fonda Call Girl Klute Andjuo Gene Hackman Thei McCabe Mrs. Miller Ellen Kubrick Burstyn Peter Bogdanoytress John Hushon David Lean Billy Wilder Miss Fonda

Talks with Brandt hailed as great success in Nixon diplomacy

The talks with Chancellor Willy Brandt were described as warm and constructive as officials said the discussions advanced the U S position on NATO unity troop posture and the Soviet security talks. Officials noted plans for Nixon to visit Moscow in May and emphasized negotiations must stay within alliance consensus.

Key Bisgayne Fla Nixon Sanka Hee Brendel Cedwal Brandt China Soviet Union Ade P Aayer Reed Urope William West Germany P. Rogers Willy Brandt East Germany Europe Rogers Walter Scheel United States Moscow Bonn Russia

Pentagon weighs drafting guard draftees to boost reserves

Top Pentagon officials study the possibility of drafting young men into the Army National Guard to shore up manpower as guard strength sinks to 384,000, 16,000 below the authorized level. Officials cite legal and political hurdles but see draft as a potential reserve lifeline amid calls for standby authority.

Washington Pentagon Army National Guard Pentagort Retary Defense Melvin Laird Army Congress

Five Norristown draft board members resign in protest

Five middle aged men from draft board 109 resign en masse in Norristown saying the Selective Service system is a mockery. They oppose 18 year olds and women on boards and fault conscientious objector assignments to bands. The resignations halt board operations until Nixon appoints replacements as Gov. Shapp nominates successors.

Harrisburg UPI Norristown Robert L. Townsend Nixon Townsend Frank Bishop Allen Keely Laverne Lane Thomas Wolf Beachboys Robert Ford Milton J. Shapp

Pakistan's Yahya Khan Held Under House Arrest

A Pakistani newspaper reports former President Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan remains under house arrest after resignation. He is to be detained during a wartime leadership inquiry and may be moved from the presidential residence to a private home in Rawalpindi. Bhutto forms a commission to probe East Pakistan loss.

Associated Press Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan Daily New Times Yahya Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Rawalpindi East Pakistan India Bhutto

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