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Newton Kansan

Location

Newton, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1975

Page

4

Congress shifts stance on foreign policy and spending

The House defeated two attempts to curb overseas troops by 70,000 and to cut weapons spending by about 1.9 billion dollars signaling a return to letting the president and State Department handle foreign relations. A separate bid to reassure allies urged withdrawal should not harm U S reliability.

Congress House of Representatives House Vietnam Indochina U. S State Department

Auld Lang Syne and Local Happenings in Newton Area

The Newton region reports a new shotgun artists organization with Roy Brown as president and Joe Murphy as secretary treasurer. J J Webb bought the Bert driving horse. Harvey County rural school will award 125 eighth grade diplomas at City Auditorium Monday at 2 pm. Newton High alumni reunion gathers most of the Pesvating class. Elbing Grain Co. officially formed with Edwin H. Andres as resident agent. Kansas leads in a 55 million acre allocation by the Agriculture Department. Invitations go out for Marion BPW charter presentation led by Wilma Rose. Tabor college plans a 550000 expansion including library dormitory and student union dining.

Shotgun Artists Newton and Vicinity Roy Brown Joe Murphy Mssrs Charles Jensen Will Blatchley Allison Klinger J. J. Webb E. W. Slaymaker Bert Harvey County Rural School City Auditorium Newton Highchoor Lindley Hall Elbing Grain Co Secretary of State Edwin H. Andres Kansas Agriculture Department North Dakota Oklahoma Texas Newton Business and Professional Women’s Club Marion Bpw Club Newton Group Wilma Rose Marion Tabor College

May 22 History Highlights From 1819 To 1945

On May 22 events include the Savannah steamship setting out from Savannah to Liverpool in 1819, Martha Washington’s death in 1802, Aaron Burr treason trial in 1807, Richard Wagner’s birth in 1813, the first U S railroad robbery near Seymour in 1868, German raids on Paris in 1918, and the Truman Doctrine funding Greece and Turkey in 1945.

Associated Press S.S. Savannah Savannah Liverpool England Martha Washington Aaron Burr Richmond United States Seymour Ind Paris Congress Greece Turkey

Ford records dispute Graham Martin on Vietnam evacuation

The United Feature Syndicate report cites confidential White House minutes and interviews showing President Ford pressed for a rapid evacuation while Ambassador Graham Martin delayed. It notes a secret April strategy, polled refugees, and alleged bribery in exit petitions, with 45,000 of 130,000 processed by April 29.

Jack Anderson Les Whitten Washington Ford Graham Martin Vietnam Martin White House Oval Office South Vietnam U. S Henry Kissinger Saigon Senate Foreign Relations Committee Charles Percy R.-Iii Kissinger Sen Jacob Javits State Department United States

Loss of Vietnam topples dominoes

Buckley argues the Mayaguez rescue and Thailand protests reveal anti American sentiment and a feared domino effect across Asia. He cites statements by Thai officials Park Chung hee and Marcos and notes Western reliance on the United States while warning that Cambodia remains outside international norms.

William F. Buckley, Jr America Mayaguez CBS News Walter Cronkite Thailand Bangkok SEATO Cambodia United States South Vietnam United Anthony Lewis Switzerland Adolf Hitler

Congress makes no sense on missiles and deterrence

Ray Cromley argues Congress errs morally and militarily by opposing accurate missiles. He contends U S guidance tech could limit civilian harm yet senators fear first strikes, while the Soviet program races ahead. He warns assured destruction relies on leaders willing to fire, a gamble unlikely to be trusted across a nuclear-armed world.

Ray Cromley Washington NEA Congress Senate House Congressional Pope U.S United States

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