American shift in news focus to daily living problems
AP chief Wes Gallagher reports 1971 news interest moved from foreign affairs to domestic issues such as inflation taxes crime and education. The AP expanded eight of nine planned computer centers and showcased CRT terminals enabling rapid multi state copy transmission and regional enterprise.
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Fort Sill moves to civilian KP system freeing troops
About 1 600 names were removed from duty rosters and four large mess halls dropped their KP rosters. ABC Management Services hires roughly 125 civilians to run civilian kitchens at Fort Sill including the 154th Aviation Company and artillery units freeing soldiers from KP duties.
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Nixon Clocks Late Papers Before China Trip
As President Nixon prepared for a 13 day, 20395 mile mission to China he cleared a flood of actions. He exempted potatoes from marketing orders named a lake barred use of the presidential seal on ash trays and nominated judges. He authorized land transfer for the Chapel of the Astronauts approved Pine Mountain Wilderness designation and authorized birthday medals. He backed the Red Cross poison prevention sight preservation and named seven to the National Council on the Humanities. He accepted Governor Rampton’s resignation from a state local government committee and promoted an AID official. He sent a draft space radio regulation to the Senate and noted the workload of White House staff.
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Nixon departs White House as aide rushes with document
As President Nixon prepared to depart by helicopter for Camp David an aide in a grey suit sprinted across the lawn and handed a paper to a military aide who carried it aboard. The action occurred during final China trip preparations at the Maryland retreat.
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