Nixon officials seek to mollify American Indian leaders
Vice President Agnew and Interior Secretary Hickel plan to address about 400 delegates at the National Congress of American Indians in Albuquerque. Delegates pressed for reduced federal guardianship and greater self rule, while Montana Sen Montoya urged ending federal supervision without consent. The administration argues funds and reforms are needed for education health housing and culture.
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Finch Promises FDA Shakeup Over Cyclamate Studies
Washington AP reports Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Robert H. Finch faults FDA handling of cyclamate research and signals major agency reorganization. He cites criticism from both sides and notes a reexamination by the National Academy may lead to new restrictions.
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Middletown Teachers Club Opens Year With Costume Party
A Halloween event at Mrs. Morial Curry’s home started the Middletown Teachers Club year. Oleta Osborne led the program committee and guest speaker Ede Holiday, a Middletown High senior and Girls State representative at Capital University, spoke on her experiences.
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Ede Holiday
Middletown High
Girls’ State
Capital University
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