Heaven Is Taken but You Can Still Get Hell in California
Sacramento AP reports California sold 35 420 personalized license plates at $25 each, raising 885 500 in nine months. Plates range from AAAAAA to ZZZZZZ and include LOVE PEACE and other bold words while avoiding POLICE GOD FBI and swear terms. HEAVEN is taken but HELL has not appeared on plates yet.
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Nixon Defends Parochial Schools at Knights of Columbus
President Nixon, touring for his economic program, praised parochial schools and pledged to halt closures as he spoke at the Knights of Columbus dinner in New York. He urged sacrifices to support the wage price plan and defended speaking up for America amid critics. He then moved on to Springfield, Illinois for Lincoln tribute and a visit to the state fair.
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First Lady Sees Strong Enthusiasm For Nixon Camp
Pat Nixon reports strong public enthusiasm for President Nixon during a cross country trip. She notes people from Virginia to Oregon told her they support him and that many say he has done a good job. She spoke en route to California for the Border Field land transfer ceremony and hinted at a possible 1972 run.
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Galbraith urges wage price restraint for long term economy
Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith, speaking at his Vermont farm, backs continued wage and price controls for a stable economy. He warns unions and corporations must avoid a price race and says post 90 day limits should tie raises to productivity and apply mainly to sectors with strong unions and firms.
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Vocational teachers urged to attract students for jobs
Dr. Margaret E. Andrews of the College of St. Catherine warned at the Education Conference in Roanoke that vocational education must actively recruit students and prepare disadvantaged youths for employment rather than wait for guidance counselors.
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