Thousands View Lyndon B. Johnson Library Opening
About 7,000 people visited the Lyndon B. Johnson Library on its first public day with the structure opened Saturday by President Nixon. The eight-story library houses 31 former defense secretary Robert McNamara and families. top visitors toured exhibits, with ongoing daily access and adjacent LBJ School of Public Affairs.
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Women Executives Push for Equal Jobs in Nixon Era
Washington AP reports Elizabeth Duncan Koontz, director of the Labor Department's Women's Bureau, says government, business, and education fail to recognize women's qualifications beyond domestic roles. She notes progress is slow but highlights endorsement of a proposed equal rights amendment and calls for broader acceptance of women in skilled work.
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Viet Protest Officers May Resign Fr Bragg NC AP
A Fayetteville Observer advertisement lists 28 Army officers and one Air Force officer at Fort Bragg who signed a statement opposing the Vietnam War. Officers were questioned and told they could resign. Army officials denied any action against signers. The notice urged withdrawal of U.S. personnel by end of 1971 and framed as a personal political statement by doctors and officers.
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Solon Blasts AF on Missile Plans
In Washington senator William Proxmire criticizes the Air Force for delaying a $1 billion missile program and for spending on a new bomber. He argues the SCAD or similar schemes threaten pocketbooks and security, undermining the B52's deterrent role and long term military planning.
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Hepatitis Found More Widespread In U S Study
Washington scientists from NIH and NIAID report hepatitis may be more common in the United States than once thought. Using a new antibody test, they found anti-HAA in 22.6 percent of commercial donors, 14.8 percent of blood bank staff, and 11.4 percent of lab workers, suggesting endemic levels and many mild cases.
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Candidate Spending Proposal Faces Senate Debate
Washington AP report covers Sen subcommittee hearing on a campaign finance bill urged by Klein to limit spending by federal candidates. Proposals include overall media limits and mandatory disclosure, with changes to equal time rules and enforcement, plus an independent federal elections commission.
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Partnership Shows Results in AF San Antonio Aid Program
A U S Air Force and San Antonio poverty program have teamed with Witford Hall ISAF Medical Center and San Antonio Neighborhood Youth Organization to place Air Force trained medical personnel in civilian hospitals. Since 1953, the Domestic Action Program has provided basic medical instruction to area high school dropouts. At the medical center 20t e 55 trainees work in the laboratory pharmacy dental clinic and blood bank while nursing aide enrollment grows. Blanca Garcia and others near graduation reflect the program’s impact on civilian nursing careers.
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McCarthy Calls Third Party Run as War Stirs Rally
In Minneapolis 1969 McCarthy urged a third party to end the Vietnam conflict if current policies fail. He attacked Nixon’s Vietnamization, urged a new policy, and asked if 15,000 more American deaths were acceptable before negotiating peace. He noted his Senate career and questioned the administration’s approach.
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