Governors Seek Home Control Of Poverty Programs
Republican governors at their spring conference urged Nixon to channel all anti poverty programs through state executive agencies and abolish regional offices of the Office of Economic Opportunity. They demanded prior notification and consultation when administration officials discuss urban programs with mayors, and planned to meet Nixon at Churchill Downs during the Kentucky Derby.
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Lexington
Nixon
GOP
Churchill Downs
Louisville
Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
Richard B. Ogilvie
Release Job Corps Records Fight Clean Demand
A leading foe of Job Corps cutbacks urges President Nixon to publish all center records, both good and bad. Sen Alan Cranston says the confidential reports on rape, homosexuality, narcotics, and extortion reveal no new facts to insiders and warns against turning kids back to crime. The files, stamped Administratively Confidential, detail cases at Kilmer Center Edison New Jersey Poland Spring Maine and Parks Pleasanton California.
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Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Cranston
Senate
Nixon
Congress
Kilmer Center
Edison
N.J
Poland Spring Women’s Center
Lewiston
Maine
Parks Men's Center
Pleasanton
Calif
Withdrawals Rumor Grows As Saigon War Talks Take Shape
In Saigon speculation mounts that U S troops may pull back as reports surface of two American helicopter gunships shot down near the Plain of Reeds west of Saigon. Cambodia claims, U S forces say ground fire unclear, casualties include four Americans killed and four wounded. An Army helicopter attempted rescue, two crewmen wounded, one Navy flier killed. The incident occurred near Chan trea as border tensions flare.
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Cambodia
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Plain of Reeds
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Phnom Penh
Artoy
Navy
Chantrea
U.S. Advisor Thieu Hold Conference on Troop Withdrawals
U S military planners led by Maj Gen Richard F Schaefer met with South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu for 14 hours at the presidential palace in Saigon. Amb Ellsworth Bunker attended as they discussed Paris peace results and plans for next week. Officials say troop reductions hinge on Paris outcomes, North Vietnamese infiltration, and South Vietnamese armed forces' improvements. The Viet Cong spring offensive has slowed, but analysts warn withdrawals require several conditions and ongoing South Vietnamese strength.
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Richard F. Schaefer
Creighton W. Abrams
Thieu
Presidential Palace
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Bunker
Paris
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South Vietnam
U. S
Professors Clash With Nixon On Campus Turmoil
About 800 AAUP delegates from 90,000 members debated campus disorders at Minneapolis. They prepare a resolutions committee report criticizing the administrations remarks as a direct threat to academic freedom. Several professors criticized Nixon and urged restraint and preventive measures.
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B. F. Richard Ciccone
Associated Press
Minneapolis
American Association of University Professors
Nixon
Atty
John M. Mitchell
Detroit
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Ralph S. Brown
Yale
AAUP
Bruce Berlind
Colgate University
Daniel L. Adler
San Francisco State
G. Theodore Mitau
Minnesota State College System
Outgoing head defends C5A program against critics
Washington AP The outgoing Air Force installs chief defends the C5A supertransport program against cost criticisms. Robert H. Charles cites contracts as the best the services ever signed and says Defense Secretary Laird agreed. Pentagon dispute over Laird endorsement noted. Charles dismisses CIA criticisms as untruths while facing questions about cost overruns and stock-price concerns.
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Washington
Air Force
Robert H. Charles
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Pentagon
Laird
Charles
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Wiliam
CSA
Minister-Legislator Sees Some Merit In Drink Bill
Rep. Robert Beard a Lutheran pastor from Catawba says the liquor by the drink bill has some merit but may be too restrictive compared to current brown bagging rules. He notes alcohol is morally wrong only when misused and anticipates a House Alcohol Beverage Committee vote next Thursday. Beard, 39, also worries revamped ABC Board could become politicized affecting the system.
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Noel Yancey
Associated Press
Raleigh
Robert Beard
R-Catawba
Beard
House Alcoholic Beverage Committee
Republicary
ABC Board
Lutheran Church
Star Town
Hickory
Nixon backs citizen crusade against obscene material
Washington AP President Nixon calls for a citizen crusade and new laws to curb smut in the mails. Reps Ichord and Cunningham have collected graphic material sent by irate constituents to illustrate the problem. Nixon proposed federal crime penalties of up to five years and a $50,000 fine for first offenses with harsher penalties on subsequent convictions.
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Nixon
Congress
Richard H. Ichord
Nmo
Glen Cunningham
Rneb
Ichord
Zoning Controversy Triggers Guilford County Committee
Enterprise staff writer Jimi Hawkins examines county zoning conflicts in Guilford County. The board of county commissioners formed a committee this week to study zoning. The article reports on the impact and rising controversy as officials explain the issues and viewpoints in the Sunday Enterprise.
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Board of County Commissioners
Enterprise
Jimi Hawkins
Sunday
Weekend Weather Outlook Says Ideal For Most Areas
The weather bureau predicts a warm weekend with partly cloudy skies on the coast and clear skies elsewhere. Temperatures will run warm and rains are not expected. Monday should stay warm with light cloudiness and no precipitation.
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Weather Bureau
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