Milliken urges new GOP strategy to unite America
Michigan Governor William G Milliken called for a new national strategy for the Republican Party saying it is morally wrong and politically stupid to write off any American segment. He spoke at a Ripon Society meeting after being elected vice chairman of the Republican Governors Conference.
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Chicago
UPI
Michigan
William G. Milliken
America
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Ripon Society
Milliken
Republican Governors’ Conference
Sun Valley
Idaho
Spiro
Pay Voucher Protest Urged by NAGE Leader
Kenneth T. Lyons president of NAGE urged 800000 blue collar federal workers to mark pay vouchers with insufficient funds and mail them to President Nixon. Nixon vetoed a 4 percent pay raise, arguing current wages exceed private sector, calling the raise costly and unwarranted. Lyons said wage and price controls must precede any increase.
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Washington
UPI
Kenneth T. Lyons
National Association of Government Employees
NAGE
Nixon
Lyons
Washington seeks extension of truce
The Nixon administration hopes four more weeks of Mideast talks in New York yield progress and extend the cease-fire beyond February 5. Egypt demands visible progress, preferably a timetable for Israeli withdrawal, before agreeing to extended talks. Sadat says Cairo sets policy and cannot concede while a fifth of its territory is occupied.
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UPI
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Gunnar V. Jarring
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Jarring
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Golda Meir
Middle East
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Soviet Union
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Sadat
Walter Cronkite
CBS
Moscow
United States
Nixon aide says economy an asset for 1972 bid
Herbert G. Klein, Nixon's communications director, argues the 1972 election year will benefit from an improving economy and good relations with Congress. He cites five accomplishments while noting December unemployment at 6 percent, and defends hard decisions as stabilizing the transition to peacetime.
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New York
UPI
Herbert G. Klein
Nixon
Klein
92Nd Congress
Geologist predicts quake along San Andreas fault
Geologist Dr. Robert Wallace of the Geological Survey has developed recurrence curves indicating another large earthquake could hit California's San Andreas fault within the next 30 to 40 years. He cautions that the timing remains an estimate.
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California
Search spreads for missing F III over Texas and Southwest
A wide search across the Southwest and Texas for the F III aircraft and its two crewmen continued after it failed to return from a routine flight from Carswell Air Force Base. Civil Air Patrol crews flew missions as officials at General Dynamics faced ongoing controversy over the aircraft and its testing.
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UPI
Frilia
Carswell Air Force Base
Civil Air Patrol
Air Force
General Dynamics
Hog farmers protest price with White House caravan
A 143-tractor caravan of hog farmers drove 54 trucks with Yorkshires and Hampshires to the White House to protest low hog prices. Dudley Buffaloe of Garner North Carolina complained that hogs were sold too cheap and that little dialogue with officials occurred. NFO leader Carlton Hyman of Tarboro NC helped organize the demonstration.
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UPI
White House
Agriculture Department
Capitol
Supreme Court
Dudley Buffaloe
Garner
N.C
Carlton
Hyman
Tarboro
National Farmers Organization
NFO
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