Communist Conspiracy Still Alive in Eastland
Article argues a global Communist conspiracy coordinates events in about forty countries. It labels the movement an international apparatus manipulating policy and staging world events to destroy free institutions.
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Eastland
Vietnam
Newsletter to Stop Publishing Ends 19 Year Run
Washington AP report notes Izzy Stone founder of a weekly newsletter that grew to 70,000 circulation will stop publishing on January 1. Stone, 63, cites heavy workload and money problems while planning to join the New York Review of Books as contributing editor and offer subscribers a review subscription.
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Isadore Feinstein
Izzy” Stone
Stone
New York Review of Books
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Bronx man acquitted after taped police station test
Louis Vasquez 28 was acquitted of drunken driving after a video recorded during his arrest showed him performing balance and coordination tasks. Judge Nicholas Teutalas viewed the tape and said he appeared to look good on screen, prompting the acquittal.
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Bronx
q@uaken
Louis Vasquez
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Nicholas Teutalas
Spies Face Budget Crunch in Pentagon Intelligence
The Pentagon intelligence apparatus trims payroll to 14 000 and warns Congress that cutbacks may leave some regions uncovered by next June 3. Senators say the budget squeeze risks gaps in world reports and force elimination of certain activities.
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Washington
Pentagon
Congress
Senate Democrats
Far Pacific
John C. Stennis
Misiingon
Welfare expenses surge ninefold in ADC program
County and state funds cover most welfare outlays with federal grants matching. ADC beneficiaries rise from 358,168 in January 1971 to 425,816 last month, while General Relief falls to $1,110 in September. Officials note rapid ADC growth after initial estimates, with a possible slowdown later.
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State Welfare Department
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John E. Hanson
Aid to the Disabled Program Grows in Welfare Update
Aid to the Disabled, a smaller program, increased from 33 119 in January to 34 901 in the latest month, reflecting similar growth to other welfare initiatives while detailing the broader spread of public aid.
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