Nixon War Pullout Deadlines Rejected By Congress
Congress rejects Nixon Indochina pullout timetables as House votes defeat April 30 and Dec 31 deadlines. Senate earlier opposed Hatfield McGovern plan to cut funds and troops by Dec 31. House passes weapons bill while opposing hard withdrawal dates amid Paris talks.
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US Troops Clash With North Viet troops near Saigon
U S troops and North Vietnamese fighters clashed 43 miles east of Saigon as South Vietnamese militiamen uncovered a stockpile of enemy munitions. Reports said several Americans were killed or wounded in recent engagements, while B 52 bombers pounded bunkers and storage sites nearby.
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U S Soviet Space Experts Cooperating For Docking Links
Houston AP report says 20 Soviet scientists engineers and cosmonauts will visit to work five days on compatible rendezvous and docking systems for mutual space rescue and joint orbital experiments as U S and Soviet teams outline next week.
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Manned Spacecraft Center
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Mississippi
Orbiting Laboratories
Dixie Holds National Lead In School Desegregation
HEW data show the South accounts for the majority of the 758000 increase in black students in integrated schools from 1968 to 1970. Northern and Western districts lag, with patterns tied to housing and historic segregation, as major cities report limited progress and ongoing court action.
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Nixon plan on drug war drawn as too late says Congress
The AP reports President Nixon’s bid for 155 million more for federal anti drug efforts drew sharp congressional criticism as insufficient and overdue. Critics led by Rep Claude Pepper urged larger funding while praising the administration’s urgency to confront the drug crisis.
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Associated Press
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Nixon
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Welfare Reform Backers Predict Victory In House
Backers foresee House approval of a sweeping federal welfare reform plan amid debate over federal state duties and funding. Harold Hughes says the reform will pass, with Nixon proposing $105 million for treatment and $155 million for block grants, while arguing federalization could save states billions.
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