House panel to hear more on Korean situation
Under questioning by a House subcommittee Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub testified that North Korea has been building up its forces and could attack after U.S. ground troop withdrawal. He said most generals share his view that the pullout risks a sudden invasion, while White House and Defense officials defended the decision as based on intelligence and a continued support role.
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Washington
House
South Korea
John K. Singlaub
Carter
U.S
Korea
North Korea
Singlaub
Waf
White House
Harold Brown
Joint Chiefs
Republic of Korea
Carter plan reshapes welfare to reward work and supplement pay
HEW Secretary Califano outlined a tentative Carter administration plan that classifies the poor into not expected to work and expected to work groups. The proposal would provide up to 4200 yearly for some families not expected to work and offer earned income supplements for those who are working but still poor, with 1.4 million jobs to be created and training programs to help move people into private or public employment.
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Washington
Carter
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Califano
Money traced to recluse heiress in Indianapolis robbery slaying
More than $142000 found in the mobile home of a Georgia woman held for questioning in the robbery slaying of Indianapolis recluse Marjorie Jackson. FBI confirms substantial sums traced to Jackson though serial number tracing incomplete.
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Atlanta
Indianapolis
FBI
Marjorie Jackson
Robertina Harrell
Ringgold
Acworth
Jackson
Harrell
U.S. District Court
Tom Mitchell
Tempe
Ariz
Robertina Anderson
Spiritual con men risk in religion warned to readers
The piece cautions that con men are not only in material schemes but also in religion. It argues the spiritual realm harbors deceptive figures who exploit faith, urging vigilance among followers to protect themselves from religious fraud.
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Paul
Nixon's on record answers reveal resignation and media
In a fourth interview Nixon discusses his feelings after resigning, the Watergate fallout, and his view of reporters Woodward and Bernstein. He defends his role, laments pardon, and criticizes the Woodward Bernstein book while noting Kissinger and Agnew.
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Richard Nixon
Nixon
Watergate
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
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