Thurmond Breaks With Nixon On Foreign Policy
U.S. Senator Strom Thurmond, though a Republican by label, voices independent stance and criticizes Nixon administration. He disputes a major foreign policy position and signals distancing from Nixon Republicans. He previously opposed several domestic policies and contemplates nominating a South Carolina Democrat for a federal judgeship.
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U.S
Strom Thurmond
Nixon
United States
Sen. Thurmond
South Carolina
Recycling Paper Usage Urged By Rep Dow
New York Representative John Dow urges federal and state action to study recycled paper use. He notes the General Services Administration buys 400000 tons annually for about 140 million dollars and says switching to recycled paper for the GSA could save 3.4 million trees yearly and reduce trash from federal paperwork, benefiting the environment.
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New York
John Dow
General Services Administration
Housekeeping
Dow
GSA
Letters To The Editor Open Forum On Police Whistles And Law
The editors publish reader letters from Carol Morrisette Jordan Bouknight Rose Vandervelde Marsha Rial Jeromy Woodoff Bruce Bowdler and Mrs Betty Abney criticizing and defending police relations at a Brown Memorial Youth Center opening and urging cooperation with law enforcement. The writers express concern for orderly conduct and emphasize adherence to the law and consequences for violations.
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J. C. Busbee
Brown Memorial Youth Center
Carol Morrisset
Jordan Bouknight
Rose Vandervelde Marsha Rial
Jeremy Woodoff
Bruce Bowdler
Aiken
Cain
Betty Abney
Resolution on Indochina withdrawal prompt from Rochester church
An AP item from Rochester reports the General Assembly passed a resolution demanding total withdrawal of military from Indochina by year end. The writer questions transport capacity and whether public details should aid military strategy, musing on honesty contentment and moral questions without offering concrete actions.
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Rochester
N.Y
General Assembly
Indochina
Paul
Aiken Standard Seeks Signed Letters for Publication
The Aiken Standard invites letters to the editor signed with a valid mailing address. Anonymous submissions are rejected and pen names are not allowed. Letters should be legible, preferably typed, and may be edited for space clarity taste and libel.
Mansfield's Way Is The Best One Says Holmes Alexander
In a column recalling postwar NATO debates and the Mansfield Amendment, the author argues Senator Mike Mansfield’s plan to bring home 150 000 troops and 235 000 dependents strengthens the fight against communism. He frames NATO as necessary for enduring alliance and European burden sharing.
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Berlin
Korea
Acheson
National Press Club
U.S
Buddy
Taft
Hickenlooper
Jenner
Knowland
NATO
China
Asia
Europe
Foreign Relations Committee
Mike
Sen
Mike Mans
Field
D.-Mont
Mansfield
Rating Movie Censors Face Off Over Church Standards
The piece critiques both Catholic and Protestant groups for opposing industry self ratings. It argues that church commissions demand nuanced judgments beyond explicit content and accuses them of hypocrisy. The author questions age based restrictions and urges skepticism toward church led censorship.
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Paul Harvey
Hollywood
National Catholic Office For Motion Pictures
Film Commission
The
National Council of Churches
Jack Valenti
Valenti
Salt Trap U S Sets Course for ABM Talks
President Nixon and the United States push toward an ABM limitation pact in SALT disarmament talks, prioritizing defense cap limits over offensive weapons. The Soviets press for first ABM controls, while warnings arise that past disarmament has aided Soviet aims and threats grow in Moscow's strategic position.
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Nixon
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Moscow
Senate
Europe
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