Census Bureau memo praises cost saving by informal reply
A yellow three by five inch memo shows Washington saving taxpayers money by replying informally. Dated and signed, it notes prompt response avoids dictating letters, transcribing, carbon paper, and extra office work, applauding Census Bureau's efficiency.
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Washington
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Misami
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Nixon Family Aid Bill Urged by Senate Action
The Nixon administration urged Senate action on welfare reform and announced a $2.3 million Vermont contract to test a family assistance plan. Vermont will develop a model converting state welfare to federally based aid, expand day care and job training, with a four-member family minimum income of 1600 plus 720 in food stamps.
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Nixon
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16 Caught in Drug Roundup
Police arrested 16 persons on drug charges in Little Rock and Pulaski County after a joint federal state and local investigation. The roundup began at 4 a.m. Thursday and ended by 2 p.m. Most detainees were released after posting $1,000 bond.
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Little Rock
Apr
Pulaski County
Gale Weeks
Tragic Incidents Highlight Senior Meal Program Work
A Texarkana Meals-on-Wheels style program reveals hard lessons from elderly residents gas dangers and a stroke victim, while expanding services. Dorothy Baker notes growth from 28 to 120 served since last August, with costs split between federal grants and local funds.
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Tommy Yates
Associated Press
Little Rock AQ
Senior Citizens Foul Service
Texarkana
Dorothy Baker
Baker
Little Rock
Texas
Arkansas Office On Aging
Englishman Rows Over Atlantic
Sidney Genders, a 51 year old Briton, completed a 6000 mile solo row from Penzance, England to Miami in 166 towing days. He arrived with a 90 day visiting permit after immigration officers confirmed his claim and welcomed him aboard by a police patrol boat.
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Dennis Friel
Associated Press
MIAMI
England
U.S
Sidney Genders
Genders
Atlantic
Safe boating rules week urges life jackets and planning
National Safe Boat Week runs June 29 to July 5 urging boat owners to follow safety rules. Key points include enough life preservers for all aboard, Coast Guard approved jackets for children and nonswimmers, no overloading, weather checks, informing someone on shore of plans, having at least two capable boat handlers, checking fuel, extinguishing cigarettes, carrying a fire extinguisher, staying with a capsized boat, and slowing in bathing areas with visible lookout for swimmers.
25th Year of United Nations Commemorative Meeting
More than 200 UN officials gathered in San Francisco for a four hour anniversary program at the War Memorial Opera House marking 25 years since 50 countries joined the UN. Messages from Nixon and Truman were to be read while speakers included Romulo Fanfani Manescu and others.
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United Nations
U.N
War Memorial Opera House
Nixon
Harry S. Truman
Truman
War Memorial Veterans
Opera House
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Fairmont
Riot in Northern Ireland Over Devlin Jailing
Protestants Catholics and British troops clashed in Londonderry Armagh and Belfast after Bernadette Devlin 23 the youngest member of Britain's Parliament began a six month sentence for inciting riots last year. Over 1 000 involved. Fourteen arrested and 22 soldiers injured. Police used tear gas as crowds faced off.
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Andrew Torchia
Associated Press
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Bernadette Devlin
Miss Devlin
House of Commons
Armagh
Belfast
London
Home Office
Bogside
Bernadette
Arkansas Economy Outpaced U S in 1960s Growth
Arkansas economy grew faster than the nation in the 1960s per a spring issue of the Arkansas Business and Economic Review. Per capita income rose from 1972 to 2304 dollars as employment climbed 23 percent to 693,400 in 1969, while manufacturing value added surged 165 percent from 1958 to 1967.
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Arkansas
U.S. Little Rock
The
Arkansas Business and Economic Review
U.S
Bureau of Business and Economic Research
Industrial Research and Extension Center
University of Arkansas
Whaling Industry Nears Decline From Slipping Markets
London dispatch notes a shrinking Antarctic quota from 16,000 in 1952 to 2,700 as whaling faces declining sales and fewer expeditions. Norway halted Antarctic missions for the first time in 50 years. Whales are processed for meat, oil, bone, and other products while regulation and past overhunting threaten many species.
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London
International Whaling’ Commission
Ronald G. Wall
British
Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries
Norway
Commission
Colin Holloway
Mass Cambodian evacuees moved to South Vietnam
More than 8,000 Cambodians including civilians and troops have been evacuated to South Vietnam. A 25,000 man ground force pushed into Cambodia from Pleiku to clear two towns Labanglek and Bo Kheo. Refugees, many Cambodian soldiers without weapons, were transported via Highway 19 to Pleiku and Camp Enam. The operation centers near Mandulkiri and Stung Treng along the Ho Chi Minh trail.
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Pyle
Ratanakiri
Cambodia
Pleiku
South Vietnam
Otf
U.S
Camp
Enam
Phnom Penh
Mandulkiri
Stung
Vietnam
Nixon May Not Speak in Campaign
Washington AP report says President Nixon has no plans for campaign speeches in October amid looming House and Senate contests. Vice President Agnew’s office notes an intensive schedule for most of those two months, with coordination with the Republican National Committee and House Senate campaign committees. Nixon indicated involvement would depend on international events.
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Associated Press
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Chicago 7 Fle
Fendant Ronniie Davis
Davis
Washington Monument
Bob Hope
Billy Graham
Washington
Nixon
Spiro
Dent
House
Senate
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Agnew
Republican National Committee
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