Agnew says majority of American youth sound and anti culture rejected
Vice President Agnew tells Knight Newspapers editors that the overwhelming majority of U S youth is morally sound and rejects anti culture. He adds there are blacks in key posts, noting pride in the administration’s record. He calls for reducing military involvement in the Middle East.
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Akron, Ohio
Oo T. Agnew
Knight Newspapers
United States
Russia
Middle East
Akron Beacon Journal
Beacon Journal
Knight Newspaper
North Carolina
James Farmer
Health, Education and Welfare
Georgia
White House
Senator McGovern alleges manipulation in nutrition survey
Senator George McGovern charges that HEW manipulated a 10 state nutrition survey to mask malnutrition severity. He cites missing interpretive material and promised data absent in the preliminary 3 year study showing poor Americans with twice the vitamin deficiencies and high anemia rates.
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Washington
George McGovern
D-S.d
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Arnold Schaefer
McGovern
Senate Committee On Nutrition and Human Needs
HEW
Senate
Nixon Plans Recreation Area Tour
President Nixon will fly to the New York New Jersey area to inspect a proposed national recreation area at Sandy Hook Breezy Point and Jamaica Bay near New York harbor. The 23000 acres would be set aside for park purposes with about 10 miles of ocean beaches and would require legislation. Gov Cahill and Gov Rockefeller and Mayor Lindsay have accepted to join the inspection.
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Washington
Nixon
New York-New Jersey
New York Harbor
Ronald L. Ziegler
Sandy Hook N.J
Breezy Point
Jamaica Bay
N.Y
Ziegler
William Cahill
New Jersey
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
John V. Lindsay
New York City
Strikes and Switchover Paralyze Rome Water and Life
In Rome a four day water shutdown affects 1.3 million people and the Vatican after a water department switchover from an old aqueduct to a new system. Hotels report hiccup strikes delaying arrivals and safety concerns rise as crews walk off and on. Officials warn of continued disruption as municipal and provincial elections loom June 13 and visa offices close.
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Rome
Vatican
Ken Gibson
Newark
Vurbuid
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