Nixon regains initiative on Vietnam war policy
President Nixon pledged the return of 150000 American troops in the next 12 months while pushing for peace talks. He notes North Vietnam could choose to fight on or reach an accommodation and warns against letting Moscow and Hanoi exploit the pause.
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Vietnam
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Indochina
Hanoi
United States
America
Southeast Asia
Soviet Russia
Middle East
North Vietnam
Russia
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford II
U. S
Soviet Union
Mideast
The Crisis in Rural America Remarks by Senator Yarborough
Senator Ralph Yarborough warns of a farm income squeeze and cost price pressures, arguing that inflation and high interest rates threaten Texas farmers. He condemns Administration farm policy, pledges to defend parity and oppose moves toward corporate farming and weaker rural supports. He cites specific 1969–70 actions on cotton, rice, wheat, and loan programs as evidence of a deliberate shift.
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Ralph W. Yarborough
Swisher Couty Farmers Union
Ezra Jones Memorial
Tulsa
Texas
Burgess
Jay Numan
Jordan
Hightower
Driskill
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
American Farm Bureau
America
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Department of Agriculture
Congress
Adeministration
Department
Texas mayors back local funding role in crime fight
Senator John Gower reports strong Texas mayor and governor support for keeping federal funds flowing to cities and for strengthened anti crime tools. He notes crime rose 11 percent nationwide last year while Omnibus act cities saw slower increases and urban areas improved.
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Senate
Congress
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States
Lier
State of
Worth Talking About by James C. Humes
A Civic exhortation urging active participation in democracy and enterprise. The speech urges workers to make their jobs vocations, business leaders to treat ventures as human investments, parents to shape homes, and citizens to strengthen communities. Delivered in Washington, D.C.
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James C. Humes
Washington, D.C
Industry Improves Available Water at Jacksonville Plant
Union Camp Corporation's Jacksonville chemical plant won a Jaycees award for outstanding steps toward pollution control. The facility uses an aeration reservoir turning over 4 million gallons hourly and cost 250000 with no federal or state funds. Discharged wastewater into Moncrief Creek is reported purer than the original ground water. A similar system is planned for Valdosta Georgia.
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Union Camp Corporation
Jacksonville
Florida
Jaycees
Moncrief Creek
Valdosta
Georgia
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