Mosher calls Nixon withdrawal gesture amid Vietnam speech
U S Rep Charles A. Mosher says Nixon’s plan to withdraw about 1500 troops monthly is a gesture with popular appeal and not a fixed end date. Mosher urges a 1971 withdrawal and notes his amendment to prohibit draftees in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia failed by a narrow margin.
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Orange juice makers squeeze public Nader says fraud
SALT LAKE CITY UFO RALPH NADER claims orange juice concentrate producers drained more money from Americans last year than bank robbers quoting FBI figures. He cites over 150 million gained by adding 10 to 15 percent water while condemning broad economic crime including price fixing deceptive advertising and adulterated foods.
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Weather Forecast for Today and Tomorrow
Sunny and mild today with highs in the 50s. Tonight mainly clear and not as cool with lows upper 30s to lower 40s. Partly cloudy and warmer tomorrow with a chance of showers and highs mid to lower 70s. Little or no precipitation today, about 10 percent tonight, around 30 percent tomorrow. Sunset tonight 6 59 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 4 58 a.m. Details on page 16.
Nixon Plans 100000 Troop Withdrawals By Dec First
President Nixon ordered 100000 U.S. troops home by December 1, raising the withdrawal pace to about 14300 monthly but stopping short of a fixed end date for U.S. involvement. He defended the move as necessary to bargaining leverage and countered calls for full disengagement before November 1972. The plan targets a total of about 194000 troops, with indications of a residual force under 50000 by next year.
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Nixon gambles on war pledge
President Nixon framed his Vietnam troop withdrawal plan as honoring a 1968 pledge and warned he would be held accountable by the American people. He announced a slight pullout increase to about 14,200 troops per month through December 1, signaling confidence as the 1972 election nears. The timing suggested a deliberate move to influence voters and challenge Democratic rivals.
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Time of the Cross Legacy for Man
A Religious Studies feature by George W. Cornell argues the crucifixion's despair became mankind's salvation. It cites scripture and theologians, notes Jesus died by spear wound, and states Good Friday embodies the atonement. The piece frames the Cross as central to Christian faith and timeless moral power.
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No US state aid seen for Lorain County hospitals
In Columbus the prospects for state and federal funds for new hospital construction in Lorain County are dim. Elyria Memorial Hospital faces bed shortages despite a plan for a 9 million expansion, but Ohio Health notes 1 089 beds exist or under construction and a projected need of 1 016 beds through 1976, leaving a 73 bed surplus and no Hill Burton funding this year. Hospital administrator James C Brown agrees no federal funds are likely.
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Call Grows for Probe of FBI Wiretap Operations
Momentum builds for congressional inquiry into FBI wiretapping amid Boggs charges that members were surveilled. House Judiciary and Senate panels consider expanding probes as the House hires an electronics firm to inspect all telephones for eavesdropping devices.
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