Nixon Shifts Latin American Policy Quietly
The Nixon administration moves from listening to telling in Latin America without formal notice. Washington signals its stance on terrorism and backs a Mexican candidate for the Inter American Development Bank, amid renewed assertiveness after a period of passive aid and negotiation.
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Nixon Proposes 1972 Budget Aims for Restructure
The $229.2 billion budget projects a nine percent growth in 1971 and seats the federal government at about one fourth of GNP as total government spending rises with state and local costs. The piece argues for sweeping reforms to eliminate duplication and dead wood, creating new functional departments to spend money more efficiently.
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Reshaping the Peace Movement in the Nixon Era
The winter of discontent hits the American peace movement as anti-war groups struggle to unite against expanded Cambodia involvement. Some leaders insist the movement is reborn, shifting toward withdrawal timing, nonviolence, local actions, and grassroots treaty efforts with Vietnamese students.
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IRS Eyes McGovern Deal in 1965 Pontiac Trade
The IRS probes how Senator George McGovern traded a used Chevrolet for a new Pontiac in 1965. McCann, a Minneapolis businessman, financed the difference about 700 dollars while the deal stayed legal. The transaction is described as a gift from a friend, with paperwork handled by James River Motors in Jamestown North Carolina.
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Senate Probe Details Kickbacks in Military Clubs and Sega Ties
Senate subcommittee findings reveal kickbacks paid by distributors to American military officials and profits on coin operated machines up to 500 percent. Target William Crum barred by Army, testifying witness David Rosen defends Sega. Sega Enterprises later bought by Gulf and Western. most allegations predate the takeover. Also notes Agnew tax concerns over royalties and Navy kickback fundraisers at Pensacola.
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United Fund and YMCA drive planned by High Point leaders
Good Afternoon to chair the United Appeal and push a two campaign effort for the United Fund and a YMCA facility. High Point earns Distinguished Achievement from the National Congress on Beautification as Doris Lindsay speaks on community improvement.
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