Nixon Dominates 1971 News Highlights
A digest of major 1971 events features President Nixon commanding attention with policy shifts and international maneuvers. Notable items include diplomacy with Red China and the Soviet Union, Vietnam course changes, and domestic political strategies shaping the year.
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Lubbock
Journal
Nixon
West Germany
Manson
Cornell
Ed Marip Niton
Brandt
Carley
Thieu
China
Vietnam
Hetic
Dent Nixon
Mune” Vente
Pittsburgh
Moscow
Charles Manson
Roberto Clemente
Red China
Nguyen
Pat Sullivan
Auburn
Perhapa
Hreete
South
van Thren
Paull Rose
Jaanien Tewe
Outange
Wiet
T Jayer
Comeeeclnea Eed
Tere
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Nixon Midonts
Alekeel R Keayain
Pierre Laporte
Quebec
Minis
Atanding College
Dever
Jan Mtrintn
Canada
Jozsef Carter
Labor
Soledad
Dinal Mindszenty
George Jackson
Tuary
Hungary
Aland
San
Nixon Faces 1972 With Economic Troubles
Washington report outlines 1972 prospects as inflation remains high and unemployment hovers near 6 percent. Nixon stresses Phase II plans and deficit spending to spur growth, while prices expected to rise modestly amid wage and price controls.
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Richard Nixon
Washington
APL
Nixon
Congress
Price Commission
Mel
Solsay
Thesr
Justices of the Peace in Texas Get Expanded Training
The Texas Criminal Justice Council funds new education for justices of the peace statewide. About 102 of 41 counties attended a three day session at College Station with similar courses planned in Lubbock Arlington Longview and San Antonio in 1972. The program aims to raise standards for JP courts through ethics traffic law and procedural basics.
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College Station
Justices of the Peace of Texas
Justices of the Peace
Lubbock
Arlington
Longview
San Antonio
Tex Criminal Justice Council
Police Training Division
Texas A&m University Engineering Extension Service
J.p.s
Ralph Benton
Ira E. Scott
Benton
Texas Criminal Justice Council
Justice Court
State Attorney General's Office
Commission On Law
Justice of the
Peace Office
Justice of the Peace Office
Mexico Survives Crisis as 1972 Economic Push Begins
Mexico shows resilience after a year of crisis as manufacturing and exports rebound. First nine months of 1971 saw exports rise 3 percent to 1.05 billion while imports fell 1.5 percent to 1.7 billion. manufacturing goods led gains and a 6 percent inflation slowdown policy tightened credit. President Echeverria seeks fiscal reform and over $120 million in public works to spur 1972 growth. tourism expected to rise near 1 percent.
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AVIA
United States
Eisenhower
Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Mexico City
Begince
Bis
Exic
Latin America Free Trade Association
Luis Echeverria
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