McCormack Bids Farewell to House Aide in DC Reception
Private words between Speaker John McCormack and Carl Albert occurred at a farewell for the Massachusetts Democrat in Washington Tuesday night. McCormack, who turns 79 on December 21, thanked colleagues and urged continued effort for the Democratic Party after receiving an Irish crystal humidor from National Democratic chief Lawrence O'Brien.
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Peace Prospects Dismal as Hanoi Rejects Talks
Secretary of State Rogers told a Senate subcommittee North Vietnam showed no interest in a peace settlement, saying “No, Absolutely zero.” He warned the U.S. would face severe criticism if it walked out of Paris talks. Meanwhile Cambodians claimed a five hour battle near Svay Rieng left 217 enemy dead.
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Soviet 1971 budget prioritizes butter over guns
Moscow proposed a record 133.2 billion ruble national budget for 1971 emphasizing agriculture and consumer goods over defense. Defense at 19.9 billion, up slightly, but only 11.1 percent of the total. Garbuzov said the budget signals peaceful development while warning against imperialist threats.
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National Union Leader Hints Averted Rail Strike
Washington union leader hinted the nationwide railroad strike set for midnight Wednesday could be avoided if Congress approves interim wage increases. Dennis of the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks said a moratorium might work if partial pay raises are granted while other issues stay to negotiation. President Nixon administration plans for a 45 day pause remained a point of dispute in testimony before the House Commerce Committee.
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Chavez Cause Draws Support Across Regions
Cesar Chavez in a Salinas jail cell leads a campaign to unite farm laborers in the Salad Bowl area. United Auto Workers and Sen. Cranston urge Antle to bargain, while activists like Jesa Unruh weigh 1972 politics amid a broader labor rights push.
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