Nixon backs new approach to U.S. foreign aid for 1970s
President Nixon endorses a 49 page presidential task force report urging a revision of the U.S. foreign aid program. The plan calls for more international cooperation, shifting development aid from military programs, expanding through international institutions, and creating new agencies led by a U.S. Development Bank and a development council. Kerry proposals largely align with the Peterson findings.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
White House
Presidential Task Force
Key Biscayne
Fla
Congress
Rudolph A. Peterson
Bank of America
Peter
United States
Agency For International Development
U.S. International Development Council
World Bank
Kalong Outpost Behind Hanoi Line Guards Laos Trail Link
Twenty miles west of Kalong in Laos sits a key Ho Chi Minh trail outpost with 150 Laotian soldiers. guerrilla teams spot trucks and bridges and relay findings to Savannakhet and Vientiane for possible U S airstrikes. The camp mirrors U S army camp layouts but shows no Americans on site.
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Kalong
Laos
Muong Phalane
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Savannakhet
Mekong
Vientiane
Thailand
Three Oetinveld
Pathet Lao
Vasectomy Gain Tells Surge in Popularity Across State
Urologists report vasectomy becoming more popular nationwide from Southern California. Doctors say the birth control pill hearings boosted demand, with some performing two to three procedures daily and booked through June as more patients seek male sterilization.
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Los Angeles
California
Los Angeles Times
Senate
Long Beach
Blacks Told To Seek Out White Allies
Maynard Jackson, vice mayor of Atlanta, urged Blacks to organize and seek allies among low income whites to push for equality. He spoke at the 74th Founders Day at South Carolina State College in Orangeburg, where about 650 attended. He linked violence at a recently integrated Lamar School in Darlington County to proponents of law and order.
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Orangeburg
D. C
Atlanta
Maynard Jackson
Jackson
South Carolina State College
Lamar
Darlington County
LBJ Satisfies Doctors As He Rises in Hospital Week Two
Lyndon B. Johnson remains in Brooke General Hospital's presidential suite entering a second week. Doctors Lt. Col. Robert North and Col. Glen Arney stated they are satisfied with his progress and continued improvement. He has a cold that has virtually disappeared and awoke feeling well and in excellent spirits.
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San Antonio
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert North
Glen Arney
Johnson
Eight Die In North Carolina Weekend Traffic Toll
Weekend traffic crashes in North Carolina killed eight people, raising the year to date toll to 254. Victims include pedestrians Charles Owensby 29 of Rutherfordton and William Duvall 71 of Bryson City. Other deaths occurred near Parkton Fayetteville Richlands and Jacksonville with drivers Albert Green 57 of Cliffside and Charlie Leach 35 of Fort Rucker also among the deceased.
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North Carolina
Charles Thomas Owensby
Rutherfordton
William Lewis Duvall
Bryson City
Parkton
Fayetteville
Carrie Cogdill
Rt. 1
Hope Mills
Melanie McCoy
Pearl Mathis
Richlands
Jacksonville
Albert Green
Cliffside
Boiling Springs
Cleveland County
Charlie Foster Leach
Ft. Rucker
Ala
Arabs Attack Across Borders Amid Israeli Raids
Arab guerrillas pressed raids into Israel from Lebanon as Israeli forces reported killing five infiltrators near Zar'it. A guerrilla unit penetrated Upper Galilee, destroying a bridge and a troop carrier, with claims of many Israeli lives. An Israeli soldier was wounded by a mine, and Israeli reprisals followed an attack on Aita Ech Chaab. Israel warned Lebanon of further retaliation and offered peace talks on borders.
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Tel Aviv
Lebanon
Israel
Zar
Amman
al Fatah
Upper Galilee
Aita Ech Chaab
Abba Eban
Jerusalem
Magnifying glasses offered to enhance reading
An advertisement promotes magnifying glasses as aids for Bible reading and perusing the newspaper and fine print. The copy highlights the product as a helpful tool for readers seeking clearer text.
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Army
Brooke General Hospital
THE
Associated Press
Jordan
Ash-Sea of Galilee
Ya’aqov
North Main Pen
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Goody's
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