Nixon Cambodia action praised as aid to Vietnam withdrawal
Editorial argues Nixon's Cambodia raids disrupt enemy bases and supplies aiding the Vietnam withdrawal. It cites captured materiel totals, claims four weeks of success, notes troop reductions from 1970 figures, endorses congressional support, and urges peaceful resolution while defending the President's limits on further expansion.
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Nixon
Cambodia
U. S
Vietnam
Truman
South Vietnam
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
U.S
Saigon
House of Representatives
Congress
Republicans
Democrats
Folklore Verses Attributed To William Wade
A playful poem fragment expressing desire for rest and simple country life. The lines advocate hope for the future, critique almanac deceit, and imagine tranquil scenes of trees bees brooks and birds. The speaker prefers country serenity to city clamor though enjoys city life in small measure.
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Wade
Brooks
Katy
Two German Cities Still Watch by Horn High Alarms
Short Thoughts note that Muenster and Nord lingen retain horn blown by watchmen each night hour to signal guard status. A survey finds 90.3 percent of Japanese households own televisions. Municipal water systems supply over 24 billion gallons daily to growing urban populations. Cultured pearls come from about 300 farms in southern Japan bays. The United States aims to produce nearly 10 billion tons of refuse by 2000. US employment grows from 38 million in 149 to 78 million in 1969.
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Muenster
Nordlingen
Sus Quit the City's Dust and Sky Blue Outing
A fragmentary verse fragment reflects on escaping urban noise and dust to find blue skies. It poses a philosophical question about perception when choosing optimism versus reality. The lines suggest a literary aside rather than a full narrative.
The Meaning of Church Cooper on War Funds
The piece argues the Cooper Church motion to deny funds for U S military actions in Cambodia raises two rights: military political and constitutional political. It questions enforceability and concedes Congress’s reassertion of power, warns against a bill of attainder, and stresses careful, principled action over quick congressional limits on executive military conduct.
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Church
Cooper
Cambodia
Richard Nixon
Congress
Nixon
United States
FDR
Hyde Park
Harry Truman
Korea
Dwight Eisenhow
Lebanon
Pylebright
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Cuba
Bay of Pigs
Eisenhower
Republic
Siu
South Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
Ari Congress
Hanoi
Cooper Church
Gratitude for Places from a Life of Travel and Memory
A reminiscence reflecting gratitude for places that shaped a life from Grand Platte Nebraska to St Andrews Scotland and Tunis. The author recalls rail stops, depots with coffee and sandwiches for soldiers, nightly walks in Indianapolis, Rome Janiculum, Brig snow, and Detroit's Palms-State theater, all shaping a sense of memory and belonging.
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Grand Plane
Nebraska
Grand Platte
Utah
Michigan
Union Pacific
St. Andrews
Scotland
Old Town
South Street
Hanksville
United States
Harkeville
Devil River
Italy
Nala
Pompeii
Sermonedta
Palazzo Publico
Indianapolis
Tunis
Africa
Janiculum
Rome
Brig
Switzerland
Wall of the Alps
Palms-State
Detroit
Edwin Dood
Tost
Pla Fecades
Good Historian or Poor Prophet Walter Lippmann
Holmes Alexander surveys Walter Lippmann’s interview from the International Herald Tribune. He notes Lippmann’s shifting views on world leadership, US policy, and the future of government, arguing the forecaster’s track record is as mixed as his past critiques.
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Lippmann
Washington, D. C
Walter Lippmann
International
Herald Tribune
Paris
Alexander Role
Churchill
Roosevelt
Russia
Marshall
China
United Nations
Tippmann
Wilson
League of Nations
Theodore Roosevelt
Lyndon Johnson
Nixon
Eisenhower
Vietnam
Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
Berlin Wall
de Gaulle
John Kennedy
Ar. Lippman
Mr. Lippmann
Orlando awards honor young newspaper winners
Alice Widener recalls the first annual Orlando Sentinel-Star awards dinner honoring 38 young journalism winners from four counties. She notes parents and teachers accompanied each student, praising diverse plans and talents, and emphasizes unity among pupils, parents, and educators for a hopeful American future.
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New York City
Orlando
Florida
Tom S. Kline
The
Sentinel Star Company
Kline
Reformatory aims and parole challenges analyzed
An article argues rehabilitation at reformatory aims is real but parolees face daunting hurdles. It notes about 98 percent leave with intent to live usefully, yet discrimination, changed social norms, and employer scrutiny impede reintegration. Trust, patience, and self confidence are crucial for success.
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Paréieg
Parvlee Fign
Indiana State Reformatory
Pendletox
Hank Ellison
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