College aid bans opposed across party lines
A GOP study group led by Rep. William Brock visited more than 50 colleges to gauge student discontent with federal aid and campus life. They urge caution on cutting aid and propose a stronger national youth effort, while backing expanded loan and work programs and a presidential commission to address campus issues.
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NATO could hold off USSR longer with more defense spending
Deputy assistant secretary Timothy W. Stanley said NATO allies and the United States could deter a Soviet conventional onslaught for two to three months with increased arms and warning time. He warned that any all out attack would likely force resort to nuclear weapons, noting duration depends on mobilizing European forces. A separate item from Tokyo reports the United States and Japan agreeing on return of four more U.S. facilities, including Kobe port and three rifle ranges, as part of a broader plan for 19 facilities to Japan.
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