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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1970
Page
5
Pamela Cross, nine, told President Nixon she could smell sewage on a hike and urged action. The EEW reply, signed by Thomas J. Burns, urged her to mind her own business while noting the President handles national matters. Pamela felt miserable, defending citizen involvement in public issues.
Washington reports Republican Leader Rep. Gerald R. Ford questioned Nixon’s push to end student draft deferments. Ford said he is open but not convinced they should be abolished, noting the system has worked reasonably well. Nixon seeks repeal of the four year deferment for college students as part of moving toward an all volunteer Army within three years.
New Jersey Governor Cahill rejected Vice President Agnew's comment about students calling them on a spring lark. He met with 58 college presidents and administrators and backed a plan granting students two weeks off in fall to work for political candidates.
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