Hatfield Urges ISU Graduates to Lead in Troubled Times
Senator Mark Hatfield challenged 2,760 Indiana State University graduates at the 98th commencement to lead with new priorities and a commitment to peace. He warned of polarization, urged withdrawal from Vietnam, and called for tighter control of military spending and the military industrial complex.
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Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
Indiana State University
ISU
Hatfield
Vietnam
United States
U. S
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California
Alan C. Rankin
Mark C. Hatfield
Raleigh W. Holmstedt
Benjamin F. Small
Life Insurance Association of America
Alexander M. Bracken
Ball Brothers Company
Ball State University
Martin D. Jenkins
Morgan State College
Baltimore
Martin
U S Aid Released To South Vietnam After Understanding Reached
The United States released 40 million dollars of aid to South Vietnam from a 178 million dollar grant after Saigon promised to tighten the program. Officials said measures include cutting luxury imports, curbing currency and commodity diversion, and reviewing expenditures to remove low priority items. The Indian population of South Dakota is about 30,000.
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Saigon
United States
South Vietnam
U.S
South Dakota
Hartke Blasts South Vietnam at Brethren meeting
Indiana Senator Vance Hartke accused the South Vietnamese government of blocking a negotiated peace and urged halting offensive U.S. operations. He criticized President Nixon's peace plan as favoring a Thieu Ky regime that would skew elections, arguing politics blocks a settlement. He cited Republican calls for withdrawal and warned against continued war.
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Milford
Ind
Indiana
Vance Hartke
South Vietnam
U.S
Hartke
Johnson
Church of the Brethren
Camp Mack
Milfod
Indiana Democrat
Richard Nixon
Saigon
Thieu-Ky
Nixon
Vietnam
George Aiken
Vermont
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Big Four United on Mideast War and Thieu Talks
Diplomats in London report the Big Four agree broadly on a Middle East framework but expect a long Arab Israeli dispute with no major territorial concessions by Arabs and no withdrawal from Jerusalem or the Golan Heights. Thieu may firm his stance with Nixon on Midway Island, opposing unilateral withdrawal and coalition with Communists. Paris observers note Viet Cong pressure on Saigon ahead of the Nixon Thieu meeting.
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Middle East
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Old Jerusalem
Golan Heights
Syria
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Jordan
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Thieu
Seoul
Taipei
Chung Hee
Chiang Kai-shek
Paris
Saigon
U. S
South Vietnam
Pajama-clad government worker rides morning train
A government worker Marques Rabalo boarded the Launda line in pajamas with shoes and clothes in hand saying he was a bit late. Inflation figures show an eight percent annual rise, prompting talk of strong measures to save the franc. The piece also notes Southern California counties totaling about 12 million residents.
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Angola
UPI
Launda
Marques Rabalo
France Looms Under Austerity Regardless of Presidential Outcome
Regardless of whether Georges Pompidou or Alain Poher wins the French presidential elections, France faces a long period of belt-tightening economic austerity. Campaign promises of grand plans appear unlikely to soften the financial belt.
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Georges Pompidou
Alain Poher
France
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