Landon outlines Nixon’s new world policy disengagement
Former Kansas governor Alf Landon, appearing on President's Corner, argues Nixon is pursuing a gradual disengagement from Cold War containment. He cites troop cuts in Vietnam and Korea, plans to scale back in West Germany, and Nixon’s move toward recognizing Russia’s influence in the Middle East. Landon stresses a calm, firm shift away from world policing toward measured diplomacy and selective strength.
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Tome
Off-Campus ROTC Building Leased by Two Clear Institutions
St Louis and Washington universities have jointly leased a two floor West Side building for a combined Army and Air Force Reserve Training Corps facility. Washington Universitys ROTC building was destroyed by fire last March and its Air Force ROTC building damaged May 5. For young persons face federal sabotage charges in connection with the May fire.
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ST. Louis
Washington Universities
Washington University
Union Officials Condemn CORE Boycott
In St. Louis union leaders denounced a Congress of Racial Equality boycott against Anheuser-Busch products. About 300 people gathered as the St. Louis Labor Council urged support for the brewery's stand, which rejects CORE demands to hire 1,000 Negroes by October 1971 and upgrade current minority positions. CORE alleges the plant employs 100 or fewer Blacks in a 4,500 workforce.
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St, Louis
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Anheuser - Busch, Inc
St. Louis Labor Council
Ite
Nick’i Ludwig
Ludwig
Busch
Anheuser-Busch
AWOL Spec. 4 Willims Caught After 120 MPH Chase
Army Spec. 4 Randy D. Willims of Valena Missouri is in Caldwell County jail Kingston after capture by highway patrols following a nearly 120 mph chase. He had been absent since July 21 from a unit stationed in Germany. The pursuit began after a car with Illinois plates fled a Clarence service station without paying. Troopers fired six shots at the fleeing vehicle near Shillicothe before stopping it. Willims was unharmed. The car driven had been stolen in New Jersey.
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Army
Randy D. Willims
Valena
Caldwell County
Willims
Hamilton
Germany
Highway Patrol
Illinois
Clarence
Shillicothe
Jearia, I
Drowned Bevier Man No Inquest Planned
Roy Lanham, 39, of Bevier, Mo., whose body was found in the Chariton River, will not have an inquest. Macon County coroner Dr. Ray Murphy ruled the death accidental by drowning, with investigations by the Missouri Highway Patrol. Lanham had been missing since August and was involved in weighing commercial vehicles at the time.
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Macon
Macon County
Ray Murphy
Roy Lanham
Bevier
Jefferson City
Missouri Highway Patrol
Murphy
Lan
Mexico Ledger item brief
Local page notes a short report from Mexico Missouri dated August 19 1970. Details are limited in the fragment but identify the publication and date and indicate a routine ledger item within a community newspaper context.
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Mexico
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