Wheelbarrow fund drive raises over ten thousand for St Jude
Twenty six young men from Alpha Phi Omega at the University of Tennessee at Martin arrived at St. Jude's Children's Hospital in Memphis with a wheelbarrow full of 10,209.05 dollars. The group said they collected the money from motorists and towns along a 130 mile trek to aid leukemia treatment. They described blisters and fatigue but pride in the donation to the Memphis hospital.
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Nixon proposes nationwide volunteer corps to aid domestic needs
President Nixon sent to Congress a plan for four national volunteer corps with a target budget of 76.33 million dollars plus two million for overhead. The measure would merge VISTA Foster Grandparents Retired Senior Volunteer Program and other programs into a new agency to oversee volunteer efforts. He would shift Peace Corps and other offices into the new agency and seek legislation to move Teacher Corps, aiming to expand innovation testing and broaden opportunities for part time and full time volunteers nationwide.
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Fragmentary notice from year unknown carries delivery theme
Fragments mention carrier delivery and a date style cue with names and places unclear. The text alludes to a postal or logistics item, but specifics are unreadable.
U.S. and Soviet Trade Diplomat Safety Clash
The United States and the Soviet Union accused each other of failing to protect diplomats. A Soviet embassy spokesman in Washington said a protest note to the State Department claimed a guilty party was punished for harmful acts against Russian personnel in the U.S. The State Department said the U.S. was taking vigorous action to protect Soviet diplomats and charged Moscow with failing to arrest those endangering Americans there. A bitter exchange followed between Soviet counselor Yuri D. Bubry and Adolph Dubs, head of the State Department's Soviet section, with the embassy publishing the substance of their complaint.
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Peace talks stall as North Vietnam cancels session
Hanoi denounces US air raids and calls for protest as Xuan Thuy leads North Vietnam to skip the 108th plenary session scheduled for March 26 1971 and postpone to April 1 1971. An American spokesman said rescheduling requires both sides agreement amid two year deadlock.
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