Economist challenges oil production quotas in speech
Baton Rouge AP report quotes Hendrik S. Houthakker, a Council of Economic Advisors member, asserting U.S. oil production could rise by 20 percent without harming conservation. He cites 1969 imports exceeding 2.5 billion dollars amid state restrictions on output. The piece notes a proposed tariff plan replacing quotas and ongoing debate on conservation and foreign oil limits.
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Council of Economic Advisors
Houthakker
Louisiana State University
United States
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Nixon signs off on child nutrition bill with eight million more fed
The House completed action on a bill to extend free or low cost lunches to eight million more low income children and authorize an experimental breakfast program costing 25 million dollars annually. President Nixon requested 684 million dollars yearly for child nutrition in a separate bill.
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Nixon
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Leaders Comment on Race Hate After King Assassination
In Los Angeles Reverend Martin Luther King Sr warns that assassinations will recur until hate and racial prejudice are confronted. In New York Rose Kennedy promotes Flame of Hope perfumes aiding mentally retarded workers at a Fifth Avenue store. In Georgetown Stokeley Carmichael predicts a long, bloody liberation struggle. In Atlanta Arthur Schlesinger Jr. says Nixon could be defeated in 1972 as his policies divide Americans.
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Automated battlefield tech unveiled at Fort Hood
Army introduces Project MASSTER electronic detection gear at Fort Hood Texas claiming potential for future battlefield use in Vietnam and possible deployment to quell civil disorders in the United States as experiments continue.
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Army
UT Austin to Hold 1970 Commencement Exercises May 30
The University of Texas will conduct its 1970 commencement on May 30 with graduation exercises at 8 p.m. on the mall south of the Main Building. Tom Wicker of the New York Times will deliver the commencement address. The day includes ROTC commissioning at 9 a.m. and a bachelor laureate service at 10:30 a.m. Also noted are plans for a large five year defense program and rapid testing of night fighting equipment and sensors used in Vietnam.
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