Understanding Foreign Affairs in the Nuclear Era
Editorial examines Kissinger briefings on Moscow arms deals and U S policy shifts. It argues the era demands a new, sober realist approach with mutual restraint, urging public understanding to sustain peace and progress amid superpower rivalry.
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Ussr
China
U.S
Vietnam
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Congressional Foreign Relations and Defense Committees
Moscow
Wall Street Journal
White House
United States
Kissinger
Dr. Kissinger
Educational Protective Agency
O.K
Department of Defense
North America
Arctic
Nationwide hotline to report heroin pushers announced
President Nixon unveiled a toll free 800 number for Americans to report heroin information. Operators at a Washington center take calls 24/7 under federal supervision. Callers may stay anonymous and privacy is protected. The push to crack down on heroin trafficking is nationwide and ongoing.
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United States
Nixon
Washington
At Wit's End Youths Rule The Newsroom And Market
A playful column notes how youths dominate ideas in culture and markets from a Philadelphiadaily paper parody to teens influencing stock gains and TV ethics. It contrasts adult aging with rising youth voices on politics, media, and creativity.
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Philadelphia
Daily
East
Ft. Lauderdale
McGovern’s Million Member Dinner Club Stirring History Echoes
Column argues McGovern’s plan to host a People’s Dinner Party at the White House echoes Andrew Jackson era bravado. Claims random 250 contributors will be invited after inauguration, critiques tone and historical accuracy, notes parallels and potential political missteps.
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People's Dinner
Washington
KFS
Adventure Book Club
Nostalgia Record Club
Rare Cheese Club
George McGovern
McGovern
White House
South Dakota
Jackson
Marquis James
Margaret Coit
Andrew Jackson
John C. Calhoun
China
James
Ms. Coit
Gadsby’s
Perle Mesta
Margaret Bayard Smith
South
Richard Hofstadter
Tennessee
Old Hickory
New Orleans
America
King Features Syndicate
Open Party Fights Quota Reform at GOP Convention
Holmes Alexander reports on Republicans For An Open Party opposing quotas to reform state delegations and committees. He notes GOP lawmakers favor current system, while Javits Percy and the Ripon Society push quota plans. The piece contrasts Republican, Democratic, and Nixon era dynamics with potential 1976 implications for Spiro Agnew.
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Washington, D.C
Republican House
Javits
Percy
Ripon Society
Wiggins
California
Crane
Illinois
Snyder
Kentucky
Daley
Chicago
Senate
Margaret Smith
Edward Brooke
Maine
Massachusetts
Democratic National Committee
George McGovern
GOP
Spiro Agnew
Antiquota Open Party
Agnew
Riponese
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Military Affairs by Brig Gen Marshall on Vietnam war reporting
Brig. Gen. (Ret.) L. A. Marshall argues that press coverage misrepresents Vietnam War dynamics. He notes North Vietnam’s limited gains, ARVN resilience, and Giap’s overextended strategy, warning that a second major offensive may follow near Laos with regrouping underway.
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L. A. Marshall
Vietnam
North Vietnam
South
Quang Tri
An Loc
Kontum
NVA
Vo Nguyen Giap
Quang Tri City
South Vietnam
ARVN
Thieu
Giap
Saigon
London Economist
Gerard
Delta
Laos
Thua Thien
Nixon shifts Vietnam stance in campaign calculus
In this 1972 opinion piece Gen. Fea argues Nixon’s Vietnam moves reduce the war’s campaign relevance. He cites troop withdrawals, current personnel remaining in Southeast Asia, and the diverging views of McGovern and Clark. The piece contends public desire is disengagement with honor, warning McGovern risks alienating Jewish voters and supporters.
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Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Nixon
South Vietnam
Seventh Fleet
Thailand
McGovern
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Ramsey Clark
Clark
United States
Giap
America
Indochina
Israel
Democratic Party
Congress
Southeast Asia
Jane Fonda
Eugene Carson Blake
Gen. Fea. Corp
National Park Guide for the Handicapped promoted
Roger Caras highlights a 79 page National Park Service booklet costing 40 cents from the Government Printing Office to aid disabled Americans with braille trail markers ramps and non touch rules. He urges conservation groups to supply copies to hospitals and veterans facilities as a humane outreach.
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America
National Park Service
U.S. Department of the Interior
U.S
Washington
D.C
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Anderson
Indiana
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert £. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Associated Press
Phillips Survey
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Ietnays Rolicn
Holmes Alexander
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Roger Caras
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