Norwalk meeting votes on Grape Boycott sparks letters to editor
In Norwalk last Thursday night Jim Stewart voted against a motion to support the Grape Boycott after citing lack of understanding of the issue. Readers are directed to contact Consumers' Rights Committee for more information and a free packet detailing a Senate bill to safeguard U S food production while allowing farm workers to organize.
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Committee On Human Relations
Norwalk
Consumers’ Rights Committee
17Th St. N.W
Washington
Senate
Murphy
California
United States
San Francisco Chronicle
United Farm Workers Organization Committee
Afl-Cio
Church Seminary
Daily Crossword 50 Classify 17 Garbage
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Old Kansan Alf Landon Eyes Nixon in Early Nixon Era
Alfred Mossman Landon nearing 82 follows Nixon's early presidency with optimism on foreign policy and inflation control. The Kansas elder statesman remains active as a Republican, Kansas State University visiting professor, and radio oil operator while weighing future elections and party prospects.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
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West Middlesex
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Landon
Kansas State University
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Kansas
Absurdo pool pregnancy tale stirs reader letters
The column recalls a Sydney court case claiming a municipal pool caused a 15 year old girl's pregnancy. Doctors said she remained a virgin after birth, described as a billion to one chance. The city paid a pension, prompting Abby to question plausibility and seek medical input.
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Abby
Sydney
Australia
Backstairs at the western White House Nixon stays at Camp Pendleton beach
Reporter notes President Nixon uses Red Beach at Camp Pendleton for privacy and long walks with Henry Kissinger. Costs of the Western White House are complex to calculate, with charges split among services, Secret Service, and GSA, and cannot be precisely totaled.
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UPI
White House
San Clemente
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Nixon
Red Beach
Camp Pendleton
Marine Beach
Cypress Shore
Henry A. Kissinger
General Accounting Office
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Washington
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