Editorial: Senate defeats withdrawal deadline vote
The Senate rejects the McGovern Hatfield amendment to set a troop withdrawal deadline from Indochina. The Nixon administration is urged to heed the public demand to end the war, arguing longer conflict wastes lives and resources, harms national honor, and requires bringing U.S. troops home.
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CSEA strike canceled after concessions won
The Civil Service Employees Association canceled the Thursday strike after state assurances that firings of permanent workers would end. About 3,500 to 4,700 layoffs were planned nationwide, with roughly 1,000 in the local region. The measure disproportionately affected local institutions and raised questions about its local impact. The union hailed the move as common sense and civic responsibility.
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Nixon cordial to Wallace in Alabama under guard
Report notes President Nixon greeted George Wallace cordially in Alabama but had Wallace ride in the back of the motorcade. The piece also notes Republicans in Congress backing a campaign spending reform bill amid record fundraising dinners.
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Okinawa Sovereignty Restored as Japan Gains Final Say
The long dispute over Okinawa ends with Japan restoring sovereignty and denuclearization. This shift, welcomed by Prime Minister Sato, reduces U.S. military prominence in the Far East and eases strategic ties toward China, Taiwan, and Peking. The change alters Sino American dynamics and potentially unlocks Japanese trade concessions.
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