Senate calls for Indochina pullout linked to POW release
Editorial notes the Senate demands withdrawal of all U S forces from Indochina within nine months if POWs are released, while Mansfield's nine month link is deemed nonbinding by President Nixon. It warns against prolonging the war for another casualty or cost and criticizes Nixon's stance as risky.
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Welfare reform sparks renewed push in Congress and New York
The House advances a broad welfare overhaul aiming for a national income for poor families, though the Senate fate remains uncertain. Critics say the proposed two thousand four hundred ninety dollars for a family of four is only a start. In contrast, Governor Rockefeller signs a companion measure to send outsiders seeking welfare in New York State back home, a tougher, controversial approach.
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Potomac Sewer and Sugar Act Prolonged Campaign Fund
The House extended the sugar act for three years to bolster campaign funds. Nixon opened trade lines to China boosting American factory activity with increased shifts across Ping Pong ball makers.
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Times Herald Record headings and offices unified in Middletown paper
The Times Herald Record announces its Orange County publication details, staff roles, and bureaus across Ellenville Goshen Newburgh and other locations. It lists management editors and department heads, circulation and advertising contacts, and carrier rates for daily and Sunday editions.
Reconciliation With China Faces wary new phase
HELEN SHAFFER surveys U S China rapprochement as Ping Pong diplomacy fades. Hearings on UN representation, trade, diplomatic ties, and Formosa shape policy. Nostalgia for China’s role in American history contrasts with two Chinas reality.
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