February as American History Month urged for permanence
An article notes Lincoln and Washington anniversaries as a motivation for making February American History Month permanent. DAR leader Mrs. Edwin Frees Seimes urges teaching national heritage to youth and asks Congress to codify February as a permanent observance. Other DAR chapters are urged to contact lawmakers.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
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Military influence in foreign policy under Senate subcommittee
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee forms a Subcommittee headed by Senator Symington to study the military's role in foreign policy. It will review defense treaties with 42 nations, overseas installations, exchange programs, and executive authority. The broad mandate aims to reveal how military, political and economic commitments abroad shape policy.
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Fullbright
Symington
Eisenhower
United States
Letters to the Editor Malcontents In Minority
A reader defends personal liberty and individual responsibility against perceived intrusions by radicals and social outsiders. The letter condemns hippies draft dodgers and rioters, argues against government overreach, and praises American moral turpitude guiding minority suppression.
Five Day Plan To Quit Smoking Expands With New Clinics
The first Armco employee clinic sponsored by the Seventh Day Adventist Church reports high early success and plans two more clinics with church sponsorship. A city wide session is in the works for non Armco workers. enrollment via phone numbers 425-2943 and 423-8864. The program emphasizes one day at a time and practical steps over final vows, with praise for church leadership in supporting health initiatives.
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Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Art E. Thomann
Sokesman
Seventh Day Adventist Church
James Adams
Cincinnati Post
Times-Star
Adams
Guard Calls for National Guards to Curb D C Crime
Washington crisis cited as robberies and shootings prompt Rep. Joel T. Broyhill to urge President Nixon to deploy National Guardsmen in Washington, D C until police recruit and train 1 826 officers. The author argues for federal help and military patrols in major cities to restore normalcy.
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District of Columbia
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Boyhill
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Soviet Union
Only U S Firmness Can Save Israel
Joseph Alsop argues that a durable Middle East peace hinges on United States and Soviet actions. He warns that Egypt’s buildup with Soviet advisers by 1970 71 could force a Western backed Arab victory over Israel unless Washington and Moscow back a negotiated settlement.
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Nasser
Middle East
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Sinai
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