Health program cuts extend to five chronic disease units
Washington AP reported Nixon administration extended cuts to five HEW chronic disease programs transforming cancer testing and treatment efforts. Olson confirmed over half funding loss this year with next year’s termination, affecting cancer diabetes arthritis heart stroke and neurological and sensory disorders. Kennedy criticized impact on medical schools and research centers amid broader $3.5 billion budget reduction.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Stanley W. Olson
HEW
National Institutes of Health
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Senate
Boston
Kennedy
Nixon
Olson
Nixon bows before UN General Assembly speech
President Richard Nixon paused to bow before addressing the General Assembly at the United Nations yesterday. Behind him stood U Thant Secretary General, Angie Brooks Liberia General Assembly President, and Constantin DLaVropoulos assistant secretary general.
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Richard Nixon
General Assembly
United Nations
U Thant
Assembly
Angie Brooks
Liberia
Constantinos
Meet Lin Holton Dinner Aims for 300 at Lee Jackson
Republican planners predict at least 300 will attend the Meet Lin Holton Dinner at Lee Jackson Restaurant starting 6 15 p m Thursday. Holton campaigns in Winchester area all day and will deliver a major campaign address. Tickets must be bought by Wednesday morning Sept 24 at local shops and headquarters to cover dinner costs only.
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Lin Holton
Lee Jackson
Holton
Winchester
Bob Horn
Loudoun
Virginia agency requests total 4.4 billion for 1970 72 budget
Virginia agencies and institutions have submitted General and Special Fund requests totaling about 4.4 billion for 1970 72, 150 percent of the current 3 billion budget. General fund would rise to 2.3 billion and the special fund to 2.1 billion with education leading the increase. Three days of hearings on the proposals begin Monday as the state pares requests to spending limits. Mosquito species vary in biting targets with Aedes aegypti preferring the body while others favor the face and ankles.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Budget Office
Nova car review touts space comfort and price
The copy praises the Nova for room for five adults, ample windows, a trunk, and a wide 111 inch wheel base. It highlights six engine choices and five transmissions including a low cost torque drive. It markets the Nova as affordable and comfortable, aiming to put customers first.
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Nova
Two Berets To Testify Against Others In Vietnam Case
Two of eight Green Beret defendants in a Vietnam murder case will testify against the others with immunity. Chief Warrant Officer Edward M. Boyle and Sgt J C Alvin L. Smith Jr. will be freed from prosecution while serving as witnesses. both remain on Long Binh base. The Army plans trial for Robert B. Rheault and five staff officers on murder and conspiracy charges. Boyle and Smith’s charges are held in abeyance. The victim was a Vietnamese worker connected to Special Forces and the body was never found.
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Robert B. Rheault
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Vietnam
Boyle
Smith
U.S. Army
Long Binh
Saigon
Cambodia
North Vietnam
South China Sea
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Oxford
McCrory’s
Republican
Chuck Jones
New Tac
Lily Grandi
Rosario
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TAC Club
Ed McHugh
TAC
Miss Grandi
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Chevrolet
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Shenandoah National
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FDIC
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Clearbrook
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