Editorial on Nixon bombing Vietnam and U S troop safety
An editorial argues bombing North Vietnam is a necessary gamble to protect remaining U S troops in the South and support Vietnamization. It cites Secretary Rogers stating few American troops stay in Vietnam and warns antiwar critics to consider military advice and national interests.
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Nixon
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
William P. Rogers
Vietnam
Sec
Rogers
Transportation deregulation debate outlined in 1971 act aim
The article discusses the push for national transportation deregulation with focus on surface transport. It cites President Nixon's call to stay ahead in planning, and supports a Surface Transportation Act of 1971. Rail freight is seen as backbone, with officials opposing full government operation and urging competition and efficiency among carriers.
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Nixon
State of the Union
U.S
Federal Railroad Administration
Brando
Kitines
Exmarine
Tax-Exempt Conduit Tied to Cuban Film Festival Probe
ADF and Ecumenical Foundation under scrutiny over tax exempt funding for a Cuban Film Festival linked to American Documentary Films. Treasury seizure of Cuba earned films, planned screenings at Olympia Theater New York and Kennedy Center raise questions about funding conduits and possible political ties.
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New York City
Forign Assets Control
Treasury Department
Cuba
American Documentary Fils
Olympia Theater
Manhattan
Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Washington, D.C
el Diario la Prensa
New York
Happoly
Treasury
Derry Stoll
American Documentary Films
ADF
National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
Rabinowitz, Standard & Boudin
Kathy
FBI
Detroit
New York Times
Leonard Boudin
Fideal Castro
China
Jerry
Ecumenical
Ecumenical Foundation For Higher Education
Second Avenue
Foundation Center
U.S. Treasury
Ecumenical Foundation For
Vate
Burlington
U.S.A. Syndicaic
Nixon almost disavowed Vietnam in aborted 1968 speech
Nixon nearly planned a landmark 1968 radio speech on Vietnam that would have shifted policy toward U.S.-Soviet talks. The manuscript, drafted with Whalen and Buchanan, was canceled after the Senior Advisory Group warned military victory was unlikely, steering Nixon toward a moratorium and closer ties with LBJ.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Washington
Kfs
Richard Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Kent
Johnson
United States
Russia
Richard Whelen
Moscow
Whelen
Houghton, Mifflin
Nelson Rockefelter
Whalen
Ray Price
Pat Buchanan
LBI
Torstaff
Lay
GOP
LBJ
Whaten
King Features Syndicate
Peking Review Probes Nixon Trip Press Bias and Normalcy Debate
The Pekin Review pieces critique U S policy and media patronage amid Nixon's China visit. They denounce U S aggressors and lament alleged anti American sabotage, while warning of Okinawa rearmament and Japan’s perceived monopoly moves in Latin America and Asia.
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Washington, D.C
Pekiry Review
Chou
America
Peking
Art Buchwald
Nixon
China
Vietnam
Peking Review
Albania
Peking Foreign Ministry
U.S
Saigon
Hussein
Jordan
Middle East
Tom Chile
Anaconda Copper Company
Kennecott Copper Company
Brazil
Guatemala
Panama
Okinawa
Japan
Pacific
Sato
Repub
Mve
Harding
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Credibility gaps in journalism and the reader
A 1972 reflection argues journalists lack formal credentials yet rely on world experience and common sense. It notes TV’s influence on public trust, calls for newspapers to offer detailed, objective reporting, and urges readers to apply intelligent criticism for truth. The piece cites Peter B. Clark of the Detroit News and warns against activist journalism.
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Tosh
Tennessee
Peter B. Clark
Detroit News
Clark
Cronkite
Huntley & Brinkley
Gen
Fea, Corp
The Godfather as major event and art
A critical review argues The Godfather overhyped as a social event and cinematic achievement. It blasts Brando as exaggerated and dull, praises neither Puzo nor Coppola, and calls the ending and baptism imagery tasteless and melodramatic.
Where To Write Your Legislators Addresses and Offices
A list of lawmakers and offices is provided with room numbers in Washington D C for Sen R Vance Hartke Sen Birch RB Rep David W Dennis Rep Elwood Hulis Rep William G Bray and others. Some entries are garbled but identify official Washington offices and district routes for correspondence.
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Washington
Senate
R. Vance Hartke
D.C
Sen
Birch
David W. Dennis
Longmorth
Washington, D.C
Menico
Elwood H. Hulis
Longworth
William G. Bray
Rayburn
H D.C
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Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Willian Ludlow
Alice Widener
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jack van Street
Anderson
Indiana
George G. Crutchberger
Just US
Harriet WE. Toner
Herrtha
Robert E. Jackson
Janeoner
Scott Charles WE Laughlin
Indiane
Cerlar
Herald
Wab Efter Am
Soared Messenger
Ysuy Herald
Associated Press
AP News
Tarr
Phillips
Kavin P. Phillips
Prillifs
Mhalen
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Cred Tials
Max Lerner
Jeffrey Hart
Gary Wills
Mr. Clark
EIRK
Buckley
Vie
Marlon Brando
Mario Puzo
Sicily
the United
United States of America
Beck
Coppala
Aleays
He County
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