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Show 2A DESERET NEWS, Thursday, October 30, ' 1969 TAMPA, FLA. (AP) Anthony Benitez received two unsolicitc ' credit cards from a Tampa bank. They were de- Pentagon Fit Trimmirag: $2.3 Billion In Years - For WASHINGTON (AP) the past eight years the Pentagon has gone on periodic drives to trim fat from the defense establishment Its diet time again. Secretary of Defense Melvin announcement It. Lairds Wednesday detailing new base dosings, consolidations and cutbacks brings to 1,457 the number of such economy actions reported by tne Penta- gon since 1961. By the Pentagons way of bookkeeping, those moves are saving the country almost 32.3 billion. Look'd at one way, thats for the first enough to t phase of the expensive Safe- - v The Pentagon said today Laird has ordered a three-monfreeze on recruiting new employes in an effort to absorb some of the people losing jobs elsewhere within the defense establishment. guard missile defense system. From another viewpoint, it represents about 3 per cent of this years 378 billion defense th budget. Or it wculd fininace only about one month of the Vietnam war based on recent spending rates. Some Pentagon critics contend that because economies from base closings are projected into future years, the savings are to a certain extent of the paper variety. officials Pentagon argue, however, the savings are just as real as those a family might achieve by cutting back the weekly grocery bill. Laird said in a memo to the services and defense agenThe more vacancirs cies, that we can stockpile during this critical period the more effective will be our placement efforts. Some employe reductions will occur through attrition. A chart drawn up by the Pentagon showed reported economies in money, manpower ?nd military installa y s FAMILY CIRCUS CIGARETTES J : : by Bil Keane Com-laftt- against cigarette commercials b& radio and television. A vol- untary ban has been submit-i- d by the tobacco Industry. okay. Republic effort an-le- d money-trimmin- g on the House floor. Rep. E. Ross Adair of Indiana, the senior Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, said he will propose a deeper slash than the $542.5 million already knocked off Nixons request House panel. by the Frank E. Moss, IMJtah, said the committee v&uld meet next Wedesday to decide on final legislation in the controversial field. '3do sail the committee seemed evenly split on his proposal to kill a House-passe- d provision to extend a bi(n which prevents the Fed-Trade Commission (FTC) from requiring health warnings in cigarette advertising. -O- UTLAW ADS A , official ..mistering I n tern ational al i,Th move to outlaw broadcast cigarette advertising was sponsored by Sens. Norris C&tton, and Philip A. Hirt, ' jMoss said its objective was tab same as the industry's the end of sfcjuntary plan ajt1 dgarette commercials on tonight to get tome practice? 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He asked not to be quoted by of the aid-afor Agency Development School "Cant we just go to a few houses est and voiced hope the committee version will be maintained by the full House, "The cost of about one penny of every dollar of the federal budget for our economic assistance programs to the developing nations is the minimum this country should This collided with an administration drive to hold the line or. the $2.19 billion aid ceiling for this year voed by the committee Wednesday. The measure is due for House action next - onth. Nixon invoked the name of Woodrow Wilson, a Democrat, as he told several hundred cheering fans in the buntingdecorated Hackensack High JSen. dgarette United States and Puerto Rico 1,229 actions, with calculated annual savings totaling 31.84 billion and elimination of 89,382 civilian and 51,038 military jobs. Overseas 228 actions, with $459.2 million in savings and 16,778 civilians and 51,038 military jobs eliminated. 32.299 bilTotal savings lion, 106,160 civilian jobs, 185,501 military slots. Pentagon spokesmen say Laird is sensitive about the latest cutbacks, calling attention to his statement in August warning that U.S. military readiness will suffer. one-da- Senate Conmercs members proposed ttjjjay a legal prohibition tion to this (AP) HACKENSACK, N.J. (UPI) President Nixon has appealed to New Jersey voters to "forget your party afficamin a liation paign effort to put a Republican in the Garden State governors seat for the first time in 16 years. -- (UPI) through WASHINGTON President Nixon's foreign aid bill, already sharply cut, appears headed for a further, In N.J. Race ; Proposed WASHINGTON 1961 week: His immediately. stroyed mother explained why she did it. "Hes just learning to writ-h- is name and he barely cant read yet, she raid of Anthony. 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