Nixon Leads National Drive to End Hunger
President Nixon urged a large new national effort to end hunger and malnutrition. He spoke at the White House Conference on Food Nutrition and Health and backed three congressional measures to curb poverty as a cause of malnutrition. One plan would guarantee a floor under income for every American family, supporting about 25 million people.
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Nixon presses hunger fight at expert conference milestone
President Nixon hailed a historic milestone at the expert gathering on malnutrition and poverty in America. He urged urgent national action, backing a $5 billion package for food and family aid and urging a floor under incomes with reforms to the food stamp program. A follow up conference is planned a year later.
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Two Hippies Held In Tate Murder Case
Los Angeles police arrested Charles D Watson and Patricia Krenwinkel in the Sharon Tate murder case, with a third suspect still sought. Five women remain held as material witnesses as detectives pursue murder indictments against four or five others linked to the August killings at the Beverly Hills mansion and the following day’s additional murder.
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Order Of Callup Established In Random Drawing
STAN BANJAMIN WASHINGTON AP Men aged 19 to 26 born on Sept 14 with last names starting with J lead the first Selective Service lottery draft next year. In hours, 365 days and Leap Year Feb 29 were drawn from a glass jar at Selective Service HQ. The order determines when men with matching birthdays are called. protests by 14 participants and support from others noted. Rep. Alexander Pirnie drew the first date. April 24 followed by Dec 30 and other dates. A second drawing produced the letter J as the first pulled to guide local board draft order. The system, signed last week, aims to limit uncertainty to one year. last lottery used in 1942. See DRAFT, Page 2.
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Chiefs Raise $65,000 Are Rose Parade Bound
The La Crosse State University Marching Chiefs reached the 65,000 dollar goal to finance their Tournament of Roses Parade participation. They also secured a halftime show at a Western Conference NFL playoff game.
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