Safeguard missile defense faces 1970s delay warning
Dr. John S. Foster Jr. told reporters in Dayton that delayed Safeguard authorization could push deployment to 1976. He warned Soviet SS9 missiles could destroy most U.S. Minuteman silos by then, threatening national defense timelines and site readiness.
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John S. Foster Jr
United States
Foster
Soviet Union
America
Aviation Space Writers Association
Safeguard
Nixon
Air Force
Minuteman
Income tax increase support in Middletown campaign
A political ad from the Live Middletown Committee led by Harry Holiday urges residents to vote for an income tax increase on May 20 to keep Middletown advancing and prevent stagnation. The piece advocates progress and city growth.
Goldwater Urges Safeguard System Support In Missile Debate
AP dispatch details Senator Barry Goldwater arguing that the US should proceed with the Safeguard missile defense plan unless the Soviet Union proves disarmament. He links negotiations to Russian actions and recalls past presidential considerations. Also brief note of a training car assignment for a Delaware River Port Authority program in Camden.
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Camden
N.J
Dean Fillari
Delaware River Port Authority
Gover
Washington (Ap
Barry Goldwater
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
Nixon
Arizona Republican
Multibillion Mass Transit Plan Faces Opposition
Secretary Volpe prepares a multibillion transit blueprint for the White House amid budget and action questions. He favors a federal trust fund financing, while economists caution on cross‑sector commitments. plan projected to grow to about 1 billion dollars annually.
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Washington
John A. Volpe
White House
Volpe
Cit
Nixon
Johnson
Tus
New York
O ‘About $1 Billion In Two Or Three Years.”’ Volpe
Showdown Sought In 59 Job Corps Center Closings
White House seeks Senate showdown over Nixon order closing 59 Job Corps centers. Sen. Cranston's delay plan vs Javits counter resolution to back Nixon's position with new training promises for enrollees and broader youth participation. Debate hinges on party lines and potential Dixie Democratic support.
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Job Corps Center
Washington
White House
Senate
Nixon
Dixie Democrats
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Javits
Cranston
Congress
McKinley Junior High to Host Spring Concert
A spring concert is set at McKinley Junior High School on Thursday at 7 15 p m in the school auditorium. The eighth grade chorus the ninth grade concert choir and the school band will perform alongside four winners from the recent talent contest led by vocal music director Robert Mucha.
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McKinley Junior High
McKinley
Robert Mucha
Quebec City Hosts Roman Catholic Archbishop of Canada
Quebec City serves as the seat for the archbishop overseeing Canada’s Roman Catholic Church, marking the city as a key ecclesiastical center.
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Quebec City
Canada
UPI Sues Former Radioman Over Unpaid News Fees
United Press International sues David J Kittel of 3008 Selden Ave Wilmington Ohio claiming 1155 85 remains unpaid for news service and 13270 in damages for audio service under an agreement tied to WKIT FM. The case was filed in Butler County Common Pleas Court.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Wilmington
Ohio
United Press International, Inc
New York
David J Kittel
Selden Ave
Wkit-Fm
Kittel
UPI
Butler County Common Pleas Court
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Hornblower
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Sylvester
Kurt Moltner
Kitchener
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Progress Corner
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Collin Sen — Pastor
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