Textile Rift Between Nixon and Mills Heats Up Over Imports
Washington AP reports a heated clash over textile imports between President Nixon and Rep. Wilbur Mills. Mills pushed for negotiated curbs with Japan while opposing a broad statutory program favoring one industry over others. Nixon ordered monthly import monitoring and floated quotas or talks with Hong Kong Taiwan and South Korea as alternatives. The dispute also intertwines with revenue sharing and Mills leadership in tax and foreign trade policy.
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Congress Asked to Restore Full Citizenship to Lee
Sen. Byrd urges amnesty for Confederate general Robert E. Lee and restoration of his citizenship, noting a missing allegiance oath and a 1869 treason charge drop as the last barriers. The oath found in the National Archives is cited by archivist Elmer Parker. A 1865 pledge to a Virginia notary is identified, but no record shows Johnson saw Lee’s petition.
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Air Pollution Committee to Meet in Winchester Area
The Air Pollution Committee of the Winchester Ecology Action group will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at the Handley Library to organize for action against air stution in the area. Attendees include Richard V Goode Berryville Mrs Betty Houck Gary Van Meter Mrs Jean Baden Gary Cook Lee Tate Gerald Dodson Stephens City Steve Marquie and George Jones. Research by the Easter Seal Society cites spina bifida affecting one in a thousand U S births.
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Harper's Magazine Editors Quit in Dispute
Six Harper's editors resigned after a dispute with owner publisher William S Blair and following Willie Morris stepping down as editor in chief last week. The group including Robert Kotlowitz and David Halberstam met John Cowles Jr while offering to seek financing to buy the 121 year old monthly. Cowles said Blair would stay and select Morris successor and that the magazine was not for sale.
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