Virginia Blue Laws Roil State As Enforcement Debates Grow
Commonwealth Attorney Robert F. Horan pushes enforcement of Virginia blue laws. Two drug store workers were arrested for selling a rag doll and a mistletoe item on December 1. Delegates Callahan and Barnett vow to push repeal in 1970 as Sunday sales rise nationwide. The issue sparks broader questions about morality and law.
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Robert F. Horan
Old Dominion
Horan
Commonwealth
Vincent F. Callahan
Don Barnan
General Assembly
Perot urged to aid war orphans over Hanoi prisoners
The piece argues against delivering Christmas packages to North Vietnamese captives and urges assisting war orphans in liberated or free territories first. It warns such aid to Hanoi could delay peace and cost more lives and orphans.
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Texas
H. Ross Perot
South Vietnam
Germany
Japan
Korea
Foreign aid in turmoil as Congress debates smaller US program
Capitol Hill faces a shrinking foreign aid plan with the Nixon request at 2.6 billion for 1970 and a stalled 1.86 billion appropriation. AID operates on a continuing resolution while critics call aid wasteful. Efforts to reform include a Peterson commission study, possible shift to multilateral funding, and a new Overseas Private Investment Corporation.
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Nixon
Congress
Agency For International Development
Sen. J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vietnam
Rudolph Peterson
Bank of California
National Planning Association
A.I.D
U.S
World Bank
Inter-America Development Bank
Reluctant Fed And SEC In Guthrie Swiss Bank Deal
Investigative column reports the SEC and Federal Reserve protected Randolph Guthrie of the Nixon era law firm in a multi million dollar Swiss bank deal linked to Liquidonics and UMC Industries. Morgenthau sues as Mitchell fires him.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Nixon
Randolph Guthrie
Federal Reserve
SEC
Guthrie
U.S
Robert Morgenthau
New York City
John Mitchell
Morgenthau
Liquidonics Industries
UMC Industries
Liquidonics
Studebaker-Worthington
Nixon Law Firm
Studebaker- Worthington
Banque de Paris Et Des Pays-Bas
Susse
Geneva
UMC
Irving Trust Company
New York
Irving Trust
Nixon Law
Banque de Paris
Fed
Stanley Sporkin
Janet Hart
Sporkin
Nlush
Miss Hart
Snorkin
Mudge, Rose, Guthrie
Alexander
H. Ridgely Bulke K
Mitchell
Sanford's Duke Presidency Draws Political and Educational Praise
Former Governor Terry Sanford is named Duke University president amid broad support from educators and political observers. Duke supporters cite his education focus and fundraising ability, while critics note a potential shift in state and national political dynamics.
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John J. Tolson
Fort Bragg
Duke
Sanford
U. S. Senate
North Carolina
James C. Stokes
North Carolina Christian Advocate
Advocate
Henry Belk
Trinity College
Durham
Trinity
Goldsboro
General Eisenhower
Columbia
Milton Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
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