Law and order in world relations and Nixon's stance
Editorial reviews the evolving idea of international law from World War I to the Vietnam era. It notes Nixon's World Law Day advocacy, the League of Nations’ shortcomings, and the UN’s responses. It discusses aggression, war crimes, and accountability, highlighting South Vietnam as a probable real loser with limited legal remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
League of Nations
League
Charles S. Rhyne
Community of Nations
United Nations
U.N
Britain
France
Israel
International Military Tribunal
Nuremberg
International War Commission
United States
North Vietnam
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
World Bank
Bengal
Biafra
Rae Gates
The View From Liechtenstein and Western Decline
A column discusses Liechtenstein and European places, then shifts to England's monarch debate and the royal budget fight. It covers Willy Brandt, Mansfield, and US troop withdrawal, plus concerns over the dollar and Soviet influence. The piece asks how Western humanitarian policy meets genocide and how the World Bank can cope with it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liechtenstein
Richard Crossman
Indomitable Socials
New Statesman
England
Willy Brandt
Mansfield
USS
Europe
United States
Mediterranean
America
India-Pakistan
Pandit Neru
Hitler
World Bank
Mary Furuyama Aunt of Issei Victim of Wartime Relocation
Mary Furuyama died at 77 in Chicago June 25 after a full life marked by wartime relocation to Rohwer in 1982, time in Stockton and Chicago, and service by her husband George Furuyama. Her story reflects Issei immigrant resilience, family sacrifice, and quiet dignity amid injustice.
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Mary Satoe Ruruyama
Woodlawn Hospital
Chicago
Rohwer
May
Bret Tr
Furuyama
Modesto
George
Modesto Club
Bill
Helen
Chuck
Furuyamas
Stockton
Camp Grant
Rockford
Ook
Army
442Nd
U.S
Germany
Belgium
Mary
Water Beach Hotel
South Holland
Ill
Calumet City
Indianapolis
Daytona Beach
Berkeley
University of California
Aunt Mary
Japan
Yamanashi
America
Mary Furuyama
Becau
California
Sgana
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Why Young Voters Question Nixon Says Harris Survey
Paul Harvey reports a Harris poll showing declining Nixon popularity among youths and a rise in independent leanings. He notes unemployment and demobilization shaping views while praising Nixon’s personal courage and integrity, yet criticizing some public statements.
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Paul Harvey
Nixon
Harris
Democras
Ixon
Ilsom
Pentagon
Americans fear for nation under Nixon era says Cantril
The 1971 McNaught Syndicate report summarizes Cantril and Rolfe on Gallup polls showing widespread concern about national unity, inflation, pollution, and foreign entanglements. It contrasts hopes for leadership with calls for a responsible heroic figure not a demagogue.
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Enneeas Kress
Richard Nixon
South Vietnam
Nixon
Colidge
Eisenhower
Leche
Senate
Oles
Barry Goldwater
McNaught Syndicat, Inc
How to Reduce Unemployment Through Youth Job Training
Alice Widener argues the Job Corps failed due to late, broad vocational aims. She cites New York City data showing high dropout, low work readiness, and misdirected public education, urging nationwide vocational education to fix unemployment.
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Nue Moener
New York Times
New York City
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Association of Personnel Agencies of
New York
N.Y
James E. Allen Jr
National Education Association
To The Point Russell Kern Defies Social Security Numbers
A handwritten column by Russell Amos Kirk rails against mandatory Social Security numbers. He recounts passport renewal frustration and a Louisiana mandamus case challenging drivers license SS requirements, vowing defiance while criticizing bureaucrats and the computer age.
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Russel Kern
Iave
Algiers
Virginia
Tose Koo
Ib Lousiana
Russell Amos Kirk
SS. Was
IBM
S.S
Christan
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Redent
Harriet W. Toner
Jane Toner
Scott
Charles W. Laudman
E Jackson Lant
Peid Et Andersen
Indiana
Carer
Mall Evhide
Carrie
Harold
Associated Press
Harald
Er Ene
Ll AP Now Dispatchon
Horia
Aman
Washington
Boston
Hayakawa
Paul Harvey News
Harvey
FBI Academy
Detroit
Daniel
Congressional Lions den
Geo. Fea, Corp
Holmes
Albert Cantril
Charles Rolfe
Gallup
Potomac Assocates
District of Columbia
Khrushchev
Philippines
Cuba
Alexander
Alice Widener
New Orleans
Cam Lankerous
Aining
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