Kissinger denies Vietnam aid deal in first post office talk
In a Chamber of Commerce luncheon Kissinger rejected any U S commitment to Vietnam reconstruction aid, saying aid would hinge on constitutional processes and the 1973 Paris accord. He urged controlled nuclear spread and nonpartisan support for strategic arms talks. He also commented on human rights, Middle East peace, and energy policy.
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Census reports shifts in American lifestyles in 1970s
The Census Bureau finds marriages delayed or avoided, rising divorce, more women in jobs or school, and a higher 65-plus population. Unmarried births and cohabitation rise. the birthrate declines since the Korean War. Median age climbs to 29 as 11 percent are 65 or older.
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Jobs bill awaits Carter signature in stimulus package
The $4 billion public works jobs bill won final House approval 335 to 77 and goes to President Carter for signature. Sponsors say the measure could create up to 600,000 new jobs by funding long delayed local works projects with a formula favoring states with higher unemployment, with Nebraska receiving at least $30 million.
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