Scott predicts one third cut in U S armed forces
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott forecasts a one third reduction in U S armed forces before Nixon's 1972 re election and an American withdrawal of about 300 000 troops from Vietnam He spoke during a radio interview while Nixon rested at Camp David to draft a Vietnam policy review The exchange contrasted Scott with Senator Javits who urged ending combat in Vietnam by 1971 even if South Vietnam suffers, while Javits criticized Nixon's strategy as unprofitable
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Brown Relates Contact With McCormack Friend
Former Gov. Edmund G. Brown says a lobbyist friend of House Speaker John W. McCormack asked him to parole a California convict in 1966 after a meeting arranged by a caller claiming to be from McCormack’s office. Brown said the parole request was not granted and McCormack later said Voloshen was a friend, not pressuring him.
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Nixon Resumes Offensive in Key Vietnam Week
President Nixon abandons a soft approach as he defends Haynsworth while signaling a tougher line on Vietnam. He challenged critics in a rare news conference and prompted Senate delays on hearings, amid cautious White House optimism and mounting political pressure.
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UNC receives NSF grant for biology institute for teachers
The National Science Foundation awards UNC Chapel Hill a $162,263 grant to support an academic year institute in biological science for secondary school teachers. UNC officials announced approval of the grant Saturday.
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Easy Joining Days for North Carolina Blue Cross
From October 20 to November 16 Easy Joining Days lets individuals join Blue Cross and Blue Shield with no medical exam or enrollment fee. NewBlue offers benefits such as nursery and emergency care and coverage outside hospital walls, with a coupon for a booklet and enrollment form.
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