Aims for 1974
(N.Z. Press Assn.—Copyright) WASHINGTON, Jan. 31. President Nixon’s 10 goals for 1974 were as follows— The back of the energy crisis must be broken and the country must work to become self-sufficient in energy resources. “Another giant strike toward lasting peace in the world” by continuing a policy of detente with the great powers and by working for a “lasting peace” in the Middle East. A check in the rise of prices “without administering the harsh medicine of recession” while moving the economy into a period of "steady growth.” A new system of comprehensive health insurance that would guarantee high quality care to every American. More progress toward turning back federal authority and money to the state and local governments. “A crucial break-through” in public transportation. Reforms in federal aid to education. “An historic beginning” in legislation to protect the right of personal privacy. A “new road toward reform of the welfare system.” New initiatives in world trade with more access by Americans to markets and supplies.
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Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33448, 1 February 1974, Page 17
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