Nixon Trip Highlights Thailand Role In Southeast Asia
Editorial notes Nixon will spend four days in Bangkok during a world tour and argues U S policy in Southeast Asia hinges on Thailand. It notes SEATO ties, U S troop presence, base costs, and debates over future American military roles and economic links with Bangkok.
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Nixon
Thailand
United States
Southeast Asia
Angkok
Southeast Asian Treaty Organization
John Foster Dulles
Vietnam
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Guardian Weekly
Bangkok
U.S
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the Investor
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Agency For International Development
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SEATO
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Department
Richard Nixon
Asian and Pacific Council
South Korea
Japan
Taiwan
Malaysia
South Vietnam
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
ASPAC
Thanat Khoman
China
Security Policy Debate Over Subversives in Defense Work
The piece discusses US security policy arguing for excluding subversives from government secrets handling. It references Supreme Court rulings under Warren and Warren Burger, a congressman Roudebush led bill to ban communists in defense jobs, a national security clearance program, and support from about 11 House members. It frames the issue as protecting national safety amid judicial and political shifts.
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United States
Supreme Court
Way Warren
U.S
Fichareé
Roudebush
House
Houdebush
Warren Burger
Successful Investing in 1929 Stocks and Tax Plays
Readers discuss selling Yenith Radio shares bought in 1929 now worth 510 after dividends and splits and how to handle capital gains tax. Suggestions include gradual replacement of growth assets, consulting a tax expert, and considering Armstrong Cork Central Maine Power International Paper Standard Oil to balance growth with income.
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Yenith Radio
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Armetrong Corkene Central Maine Power
Iternational
New Jersey
Spock and Coffin Case Faces Major Justice Department Review
The Justice Department weighs Spock and Coffin prosecutions for antiwar activity. Court of Appeals held First Amendment limits on aiding illegal actions while allowing tokenist acts to be unproven conspiracies. Possible paths: appeal, dismissal, or retry Coffin. Spock deemed tokenist. Coffin may face renewed trial. The piece argues law’s idealism versus anarchy.
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Collin
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Ingal
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Coffin
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Wien
Supreme Court
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Colefin
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Coc
Enemies of Natural Beauty Hit by Dam Plans Across States
In a sprawling critique from 1969, the author laments planned dams by the Army Corps of Engineers and utility firms in Kentucky Michigan and elsewhere. He argues 23 Kentucky projects threaten wilderness and urges Scenic Rights activists to rally against perceived defense of progress over nature. The piece highlights Red River Reservoir and a Michigan project near Lake Superior’s shore, urging preservation of iconic landscapes like Little Presque Isle. The writer condemns federal spending as a misguided boost to development and calls for action to defend natural beauty nationwide.
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America
Lovel
Ollen
Bertveny
Army Corps of Engineers
Nori
Kenzinetucky
Kentucky
Corps of Engineers
Red River
Presque Isle
Lake Suparior
Upper Peninsula Power Company
Michigan
Superior
Lake Superior
United States
Marquette
Fea, Corp
The McLean Subcommittee on Campus Disorders Examines Youth Riots
Holmes Alexander surveys the McLean subcommittee findings on campus unrest, arguing affluent society and alleged Communist subversion fuel youth rebellion. He cites groups like Black Panther Party SDS SNCC and Republic of New Afrika, urging white society to reassess race and education. Distributed by McNaaught Syndicate.
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CAMI
Washington, D. C
Federal Governme
McClean Subcommittee
Black Panther Party
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Senate
McClellan Subcommittee
Eny
Stakia
Youls
America
Patter of the Rain and Rural Memory in Verse
An incomplete poem chain traces fond memories of rural life and city quiets, comparing the sound of rain on shingles to a soothing spiritual melody. A final line shifts to a proverb urging courage and restraint.
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Supper Minus Two Hours at Cocoa Beach Camp
John Keasler recounts a night on Cocoa Beach where Gladys Theus and Dorothy Longley lead seven children and their parents in a moonlit wait for Apollo era moments. The scene centers on trailers and tents, Port-o-Lets, a Sears parking lot camp, and a communal sense of anticipation as the town along the Atlantic coast prepares for the event.
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Cocoa Beach
Lava Methars
Iheighird
Gladys Theas
Dorothy Longley
Orlando
Azhan
David
Billy
Kita
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Nome
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Atrs
Lezley
Theus
Alete
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Mrs. Theus
Apollo
Wilbur Freeman
Mrs. Freeman
Giere
Bulletin
Ans Olher
Texas
Sears
Mints
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Atlantic Ocean
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