Silent Service Reaches 70 Years Of Undersea Progress
The U S Navy marks seventy years of submarine service from the Holland born 1900 to today’s 87 nuclear vessels. It highlights milestones from the Nautilus 1955 to Triton, Seawolf and Seadragon feats and emphasizes trained volunteers with extensive Navy education programs.
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U.S. Navy
Silent Service
Navy
Submarine Service
U.S.S. Holland
John P. Holland
Yale
David Bushnell
North Pole
Sisnetes Acme
U.S
U.S.S. Washington
U.S.S
Britain to Tighten Immigrant Policy Across Commonwealth Lands
Britain plans to end large scale permanent immigration from former empire nations. Prime Minister Edward Heath announced there would be no more permanent large scale immigration, with home secretary Reginald Maudling extending tighter controls to Commonwealth entrants, mirroring foreigner restrictions. The shift follows a 1960s ramping of quotas and work vouchers reducing yearly arrivals from 20,800 to 4,010 Commonwealth workers plus thousands of dependents, sparking debates on race and national identity.
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London
Britain
United States
Maudling
U. S
Commonwealth
Senators Back National Crime Bill In Congress
Senate leaders from both parties back the national crime bill aiming for action by early next week. The measure would expand DC crime fighting, include preventive detention and no knock entries, drawing opposition over constitutional and fairness concerns.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Nixon
House
Scott
Mansfield
Sam Ervin
Aid To Student Program Draws Criticism From Colleges
Dr. Robert R. Martin on behalf of 275 colleges and universities criticizes the Nixon administration’s aid plan. He warns the program may deter many from pursuing higher education and forces over 100,000 students from wealthier families to borrow on the open market. High interest rates could push future teachers doctors and others into industry rather than seek loans.
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Washington
Robert R. Martin
Nixon
Martin
House Education and Labor
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