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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1970

Page

5

Nixon Aide Dispute Over Extra REA Funds

A dispute unfolds within the Nixon administration as the Agriculture Department seeks an extra 20 million dollars to support Rural Electrification Administration loan programs this fiscal year. The Bureau of the Budget denied the request on April 30, per an REA spokesman. A loan user group official commented.

Washington Nixon Administration Agriculture Department Rural Electrification Administration Bureau of the Budget REA Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin Congress National Rural Electric Cooperative Association NRECA Robert D. Partridge Partridge America Indochina White House Bureau Cambodia Farmers Home Administration FHA Southern Research Institute Birmingham Ala The Institute

FTC chief calls TV ads a major consumer concern

Los Angeles AP Caspar Weinberger chairman of the Federal Trade Commission warns the average American child will see about 350000 televised commercials by age 18. He says the agency must monitor messages annually to curb false advertising and protect consumers. He praises networks for honesty and notes TV could strengthen democracy.

Los Angeles Caspar W. Weinberger Federal Trade Commission Weinberger FTC Seremons

Cambodian Mekong Front Falls to Viet Cong Advancers

U S Navy report says Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops have seized control of all villages along the Mekong from the border to the Neak Luong ferry crossing 37 miles southeast of Phnom Penh. The Cambodian army moved about 2,000 troops to a position 10 miles north of Neak Luong but no attack timing is indicated. A 10,000 man South Vietnamese task force with American advisers was withdrawn from Cambodia as a fresh ground force prepared to

Mekong Neak Luong Phnom Pehn Cambodia Mekong Delta Camerodia Ba Thu Saigon

Campus Unrest and National Guard Deployments Mount

Across several states protests flare on college campuses. At Southern Illinois University Carbondale police clash injures nine students and 12 officers as about 450 troopers relieve police. Gov. Moore alerts West Virginia guards for potential duty at West Virginia University. National Guardsmen clash with demonstrators at Wisconsin Madison. Fires and barricades erupt at multiple campuses as protests surge after Cambodia invasion news.

Ilinois University Carbondale West Virginia Arch A. Moore Jr West Virginia University Morgantown National Univeristy of Wisconsin Madison Kent State University Rhodes University of New Mexico U.S Cambodia Kent State Kent Association of American Colleges Nixon White House Ae Nixon Association of American Universities Washington Washington Monument

Three Killed Six Hurt In Louisiana Explosion

An exploding hot water heater on an offshore drilling platform off Louisiana killed three men and left six injured. Movible Offshore, Inc. workers were involved, and the Shell Oil Co. platform suffered two blown walls while the wells remained undamaged. Authorities cited a failed pressure relief valve as the cause. Names of the deceased include Joseph R. Carvin and Robert L. Booker along with Kenneth Mahaney. Survivors were treated and released or hospitalized with varying conditions.

Morgan City C. E. Chism Movible Offshore Joseph R. Carvin Biloxi Miss Robert L. Booker Houston Tex Kenneth Mahaney New Iberia Donald R. Bardel Poplarville Carol Desormeaux Charles J. Martinez George Parker Raymond D. Louviere Gordon D. Wallace Reklaw Chism

Agnew Criticized as Traveling GOP Barker by Moyers

Former press secretary Bill Moyers blasted Vice President Spiro Agnew calling him a traveling barker. Moyers, speaking at a Texas Bill of Rights Foundation event, argued Agnew attacked television and the press for political gain while ignoring media excesses and the Wallace challenge to Republicans.

Houston Bill Moyers Spiro Agnew Moyers Agnew Montgomery Ala George Wallace Wallace

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