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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1971

Page

5

Eighteen-year-olds win U S vote in Ohio action

Ohio became the 38th state to ratify the 18-year-old voting amendment, marking rapid passage three months after Congress proposed it. President Nixon praised youth responsibility as Oklahoma also moved toward ratification. The ruling aligns with Supreme Court findings on the need for a constitutional amendment for state and local elections.

Columbus U.S Ohio Congress Nixon Qhio Oklahoma Ohio Senate House Ohio House North Caroline Alabama Bet David Hall Supreme Court

Peace proposals from Communists spark wary U.S. response

In a shifting exchange, Hanoi and the Viet Cong offered to begin prisoner releases alongside a troop pullout, redefining terms of the peace talks. Madame Binh and Le Thuy pressed for a conference breakthrough while Washington demanded a clear withdrawal deadline before any prisoner exchanges.

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Fifth Army Areas and Army Changes

A historical notice describes the 5th Army's expanded commands across Kansas Louisiana Oklahoma and New Mexico plus merger of Lia ar mies extending to Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska and Wisconsin. It notes total area 1 137 000 square miles and personnel totals including 258 000 military 25 000 civilian 127 000 National Guardsmen and 24 000 ROTC. It adds the 4th Army moved to San Antonio from Presidio in 1944 and a flyby farewell with Huey helicopters signaled the transition.

Kansas Louisiana Oklahoma New Mexico Lia Ilinois Indiana Iowa Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Wisconsin 5Th Army Haines Oujda Morocco Sth 4Th Army San Antonio Presidio Calif 4Th U.s.army U.S. Army

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