Shriver Says Nixon Lacks Guts To End OEO Programs
In Washington AP report Sargent Shriver, former Peace Corps head and 1972 Democratic VP candidate, argues Nixon will not kill the Office of Economic Opportunity though it may be buried. He cites expanding poverty and criticizes New Federalism while defending OEO as a wartime effort needing funding rather than elimination.
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Washington
Nixon
Office of Economic Opportunity
Sargent Shriver
OEO
Howard Philips
Phillips
Lyndon B. Johnson
Great Society
Shriver
VISTA
Peace Corps
France
Iit
Rupture Care Ad Promises Easy Support Gaining Trust
In Kansas City Missouri a medical appliance ad touts a discreet rupture support belt optional with a 30 day trial. It claims thousands benefited last year and offers a $4.95 truss as a bonus for trying, with free descriptive circular.
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Kansas City
Pitt
Physicians Appliance Company
Koch Bldg
W. 75Th St
Army Major Shaw Retires After 20 Years of Service
Key Biscayne Florida AP Army Maj William Shaw a helicopter pilot who has flown all presidents since Eisenhower has retired after 20 years of service President Nixon expressed regret at the loss Shaw 41 will begin flying for IBM Corp.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Army
William Shaw
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nixon
Shaw Shaw
IBM Corp
Allende Fees Claim Victory In Election
Chilean election updates show the opposition retaining control of the Congress with about 53.6 percent of house votes and 56.8 percent in the Senate, while Allende’s Popular Unity claims strong showing. Christian Democrats and allies hoped for a two thirds Senate majority to curb the president. Former President Frei calls it a clear victory for the opposition as polling centers stay peaceful under military guard.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
House of Deputies
Christian Democrats
Senate
Allende
Popular Unity Coalition
Eduardo Frei
Christian Democrat
Arab World Withholds Support From Khartoum Guerrillas
Beirut reports show Libyan, Syrian and Iraqi media offered little public support for the Black September squad that seized the Saudi Embassy in Khartoum and killed two American diplomats and one Belgian. Egyptian press blamed U S Israel conflict but no open backing. King Hussein approved death sentences for 20 Palestinians including Mohammad Daoud Qdeh in Jordan. The group, calling itself The Abu Daoud Squad, had demanded Daoud’s release. Beirut papers forecast tighter guerrilla presence in Sudan.
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Beirut
Khartoum
Libya
Syria
Iraq
Israel
Arab World
Jordan
Hussein
Mohammed Daoud Qdeh
Ahmed Lozi
Abu Daoud
Daoud
Sudan
Freed POWs Welcome Home Flight Echoes Of War
At Clark Air Base the 106 released American POWs talked about life in prison and hopes for peace as they flew from Hanoi. They joked with nurses, marveled at fashion changes, and reflected on Nixon and the war while surrounded by cheering crowds and media satellites.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
Hanoi
U.S
Air Force
Playboy
Sears
Nixon
Clark
Sammy Davis Tells PW Welcome Plans
Washington AP Sammy Davis Jr after a White House show with President Nixon says both men plan special welcomes for returning Vietnam POWs. Davis will star in a gala show for the POWs with proceeds for families of missing men. Nixon plans a White House homecoming party for the POWs.
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Washington
White House
Sammy Davis Jr
Nixon
Davis
Gaullists Lose Votes In First Round In France Elections
In Paris, the Communist Socialist alliance made strong gains in the National Assembly first round. Gaullists face a runoff after securing far fewer seats than in 1968 and 1967, with 40.5 percent to 38.1 percent for Gaullists and reformists trailing.
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Paris
France
Georges Pompidou
National Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
Gaullists
Reform Movement
Gaullist
John Scali Weds Time Staffer in Washington
John Scali the U S ambassador to the United Nations married Denige St Germain a Time magazine staffer in a private Washington ceremony. Guests at the reception included George Bush William Rogers and Alexander Haig Jr. The couple's backgrounds link journalism diplomacy and intelligence work.
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Washington
John Scali
U.S
United Nations
Denige St. Germain
Time
Sas
Sumlaya
Friends
Mire
Raymond Brophy
George Bush
Scali
U.N
William Rogers
Army
Alexander Haig Jr
Associated Press
American Broadcasting Co
Central Intelligence
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Sammy Davis
Et Sears, Roebuck and CO
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Farm & Home
Home Office
Nevada, Missouri
S. Jefferson
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