Nixon outlines goals for new administration in remarks
The president detailed plans across foreign and domestic policy, urging tax restraint, reform aims to diffuse power, and a shift from expansive social programs. He praised conservative court appointments and warned of ongoing friction among aides while criticizing long campaigns and stressing government strength through reform.
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Clark says vote shows U S fear of freedom at Denison
Former attorney General Ramely Clark told Denison University students that Nixon’s re election proved Americans fear freedom and fear equality because they dislike upheaval, underscoring a tense mood about progress and change in the nation.
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Nixon signals major cabinet shakeup in second term
President says personnel and structure will be reformed after reelection. Top aides Haldeman Ehrlichman Haig and other key figures weigh new roles while Nixon pledges limited foreign policy changes and ongoing economic aid to North Vietnam after the fighting ends.
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U S Hopeful Peace Talks Reach Final Negotiation Stage
The article reports on nearing peace talks with North Vietnam. It notes U S officials expressing good faith and patience amid secret draft agreement negotiations while discussing recent impatience in statements. The piece contrasts U S restraint with Vietnamese delegates speaking, signaling a tense but hopeful pathway to settlement.
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Planned that mother's estate avoid probate and funds delay
A reader from Huntington Beach asks when Social Security funds were moved from specific benefit use to a general fund. The response explains the trust fund structure for Old-Age and Survivors Insurance, Disability, and Medicare, noting administrative costs at 2.2 percent in 1971 and that most money remains in dedicated trust funds with only a small portion invested in government securities.
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Longevity Claims and Pension Help From ACTION LINE
Russian claims of a 187 year old Shirak Mislimov are doubtful among American experts while Dr. James A. Peterson cautions record validity. The oldest US resident believed to be Charlie Smith, 130, with Social Security verification at 113. A Long Beach caller contemplates pension eligibility and is advised to seek a refund from the Illinois State Retirement System after hospital layoffs.
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Navy sailors defy order by 130 men ashore protest
About 130 sailors refused to return to the carrier after meeting shore with dissident representatives to press grievances. A spokesman said they would go to the pier at North Island Naval Air Station with lawyers to seek redress, citing crowded conditions and unequal punishments for Black sailors versus whites.
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Busch Declares Victory Despite Bugliosi Challenge
District Attorney race in the county features Joseph P. Busch claiming victory over Vincent T. Bugliosi after an unofficial tally, while Bugliosi refuses to concede pending 35 000 ballots to be copied and counted. If the new count yields 63 percent, Bugliosi could win. Busch warns of Civil Service moves if Bugliosi returns.
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Gems stolen in Alhambra bandit heist worth sixties thousand
A bandit in Alhambra robbed a jewelry store Wednesday escaping with diamonds and cash totaling around $60,000. Police pursue suspect as clues and surveillance raise urgency for arrest.
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