Editorial: Postwar aid for Indochina reconstruction
A viewpoint argues the United States should extend multilateral postwar reconstruction aid to Indochina, drawing lessons from Europe and Japan. It urges early, well funded aid, financed with international cooperation, and coordinated via the United Nations to prevent proxy meddling and stabilize the region.
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United States
Indochina
Western Europe
Japan
West Germany
America
Nixon
Vietnam
Hanoi
Saigon
Soviet Union
China
Nations
United Nations
Divorces Loom as POW Wives Face Reunions and Rebound
After more than six years as prisoners of war, spouses face upheaval as returning men confront changed lives and new loyalties. Some wives filed for divorce during captivity, others began new relationships, while a few reunite and try to rebuild day by day.
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Steven V. Roberts
New York Times
Los Angeles Council
Raymond A. Vohden
Bonnye
Navy
Wohden
Galand Kramer
Tulsa
Mary
Col
Raymond Merritt
Comdr
William Shankel
Jackson
Calif
Gerald Caplan
Harvard
Army
Ft. Devens
Mass
Senate
Southeast Asia
Forgotten men How are vets adjusting?
Editorial on Vietnam veterans readjustment after war. notes low immediate psychiatric casualties but potential delayed psychological effects. cites Gerald Caplan on readjustment problems and broader budget battles shaping benefits and job training for veterans.
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Helen B. Shaffer
Vietnam
Disclosure forms show who gave and got what
Common Cause analyzes federal campaign disclosure and finds links between dollars and votes. Dairy, medical, and labor sponsors received substantial contributions. patterns show rewards for past votes and pressure for future actions. Call for expanded disclosures, limits, and a public fund to reduce private money influence.
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Common Cause
John Gardner
Federal
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
House
Senate
American Medical
Seafarers International Union
Nixon
Justice Department
Union
Walker calls budget bare bones amid public aid questions
Gov. Daniel Walker unveils a 1974 public aid budget of 1.430 billion, 78 million below 1973. the plan relies on removing ineligible recipients, cutting Medicaid growth, and slowing aid rolls, while facing pressure over potential cuts to essential welfare funds.
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White House
Office of Management and Budget
Congress
Daniel Walker
Walker
Public Aid
Edward T. Weaver
Weaver
Thanks Herrin Hospital praised by local minister letter
A Southern Illinois minister, N G Daniels of Grand Ave. Baptist Church Carterville, thanks Herrin Hospital staff for high medical professionalism and dedication shown during his recent surgical care and commends all local hospitals and nursing homes for their service to the region.
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Southern Illinoisan
Herrin Hospital
Southern Illinois
N. G. Daniels
Grand Ave. Baptist Church
Carterville
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South
North Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Southern
John C. Gardner
James K. Adams
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