Senate Democrats Ease Opposition to Draft Lottery
Senate Democrats move toward reform after Yale president Brewster urges compromise to avoid hostage drafts. He proposes expiration of the draft law by Jan 1, 1971 and broader reforms pursued next year. Kennedy supports the idea, Stennis open to discussion, Mansfield cautious about bringing the measure this year.
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Democrats
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Yale University
Kingman Brewster Jr
Brewster
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Stennnis
Armed Services Committee
Stennis
Mike Mansfield
Whither
Mansfield
Antiw ar business leader predicts prolonged U S in Viet Nam
Howard Willens of the Business Executives Move for Viet Nam Peace warned in Los Angeles that the United States may remain in Vietnam for ten more years under the Nixon Doctrine. He argued military power cannot guarantee a political outcome and criticized U S foreign policy as driven by militarism and an Edsel-like approach. He praised Vietnamese self determination while accusing Thieu of unresponsiveness to his people.
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Nixon
United States
Southeast Asia
Howard Willens
Los Angeles
Willens
Factory Equipment Supply Corp
Local Contractors Involved In Bay Area Pool Project
Fragmented OCR notes list several contractors and firms connected to a pool project in the Bay Area. Names include Blue Haven Pools KB Management Co Muzé Construction Corp and Buffel. Addresses and figures appear erratic with scattered dollar amounts and street references. The readable items imply contractual alterations and vendor involvement without a clear timeline or outcome.
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Montiis
Thant Still Believes Vietnam Peace Possible
United Nations Secretary General U Thant remains optimistic about peace in Vietnam. A UN spokesman said Thant had not changed his views after President Nixon's Monday speech. Thant reiterated he is more optimistic than ever about the Vietnam situation.
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Vietnam
United Nations
U Thant
U. N
Thant
Nixon
Voters Reject Edison Plant in Victorville Area
Voters rejected a proposal by Southern California Edison to build a 30 million coal burning steam plant. The measure would have allowed the Mojave Water Agency to sell about 430000 acre feet of water to Edison for the project, facing opposition over environmental and regional water concerns.
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Ivoaters
Southern California
Edi“son Co
Mojave
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