Editorial on Nixon Vietnam plan urges de escalation and troop drawdown
The piece lauds Nixon's de escalation policy and a 25 000 troop withdrawal by August as a turning point toward peace. It credits past administrations for escalation but argues this move shifts combat to South Vietnam and brings home U S troops for the first time since Kennedy. It expresses hope the enemy accepts peace and stresses a path to an honorable settlement remains open.
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Capitol Hill
Nixon
Vietnam
Kennedy
U. S
Johnson
Thieu
South Vietnam
United States
Law And Order Victory In Congress Over Resurrection City
Congress backed a bill 327 to 31 to bar any Resurrection City on federal ground at the Washington Mall. The measure aims to prevent disruption and shifting of cleanup costs to taxpayers while preserving rights to present grievances.
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Congress
Insurrection City
Johnson
Roudebush
Noblesville
National Park Service
Washington, D. C
Washington
House
Warning on Welfare State From Uruguay
On the cover of the April 1969 issue of The Free Man published by the Foundation for Economic Education Uruguay warns that governmental welfarism is easy to start and harder to stop, leading to runaway inflation state bankruptcy political turmoil and potential dictatorship.
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the Freeman
Foundation For Economic Education, Inc
Uruguay
United States
Words that Trip Up the Polite and Proud
Folklore anecdotes show people misreading phrases while correcting others. An English professor asks for a comb for a man with rubber teeth, a New Englander critiques a clerk, and a Jewish man faces a Maine farmer’s claim of no Jewish residents.
Nixon's House Friends Shape His Vietnam and Domestic Moves
Washington column notes Nixon relies on House Republicans for policy signals and support. It describes his close ties with informal groups in the House, his de escalation approach in Vietnam, and conservative backing for key appointments such as Moynihan and Farmer. The piece portrays the House as the incubator of Nixon's dealings with Republicans and the public.
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Nixon
Washington, D.C
Richard Nixon
Capitol
Winston Churchill
House of Representatives
Senate
Cabinet
House
Marching
Acorns
White House
Midway Island
Johnson
Kennedy
North Vietnam
James Farmer
Farmer
Tom
Daniel
Pat) Moynihan
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Legislature Sets Dixie Play Ban Debate Across States
John Keasler reports on a Florida bill to stop local school boards from banning Dixie with broader references to similar moves in New York California Alabama Georgia Mississippi Montana and Georgia while noting the clash over censorship and freedom of choice amid political debate.
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Tallahassee
Kirk
Florida
New York State
Alabama
Mississippi
The
Good Lord
Montana
Lawrence Welk
Georgia
al Jolson
Huckleberry Finn
Honky Jim
Lester Maddox
Vito
Dixie
Lindsay versus Marchi shapes New York GOP future
David Broder argues the June 17 New York Republican primary tests liberal versus conservative control of the party. Polls show New York City voters split with a conservative footprint despite LA view, while Lindsay aims to suppress turnout to win.
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Lindsay
Marchi
David Broder
Washington Post
New York City
Broder
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Saigon
Jacob Javits
Charles Goodell
China
United Nations
GOP
United States
John Lindsay
Cal
National Observer
Observer
Mr. Lindsay
Richard Aurelio
Procaccino
New York State
Rockefeller Latin America tour exposes limits of aid
In a critical view, Nelson Rockefeller’s Latin America visit underscores U S policy limits and widespread ambivalence toward foreign aid. The piece argues that Alliance for Progress failed, urges nongovernmental channels, and notes mixed Latin American reactions to U S influence.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Colossus
Richard Nixon
New York
Latin America
Peru
American Information Service Library
Ecuador
Bolivia
Venezuela
Chile
Nixon
Rockefeller
United States
North
Luis Siles Salines
Washington
Successful Investing By Roger E. Spear
Japan Fund holds over half assets in electronics and construction as of March 31 with premiums over net asset value around 27 percent. Shares rose about 60 percent this year amid Tokyo market highs and two quote types reflect tax treatment for American ownership certificates and foreign shares. Cerro Corp faces Peru risk. hold until year end tax considerations. Ronson Corp expected to hit a record year with $102 million in sales and new products. slow but steady growth anticipated. Sponsored by Gen. Fen. Corp in 1969.
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Japan
Japan Fund
Tokyo
Cerro Corp
Ronson Corp
Peru
Tion
Koenig
Ronson
Aronson
Spear
Gen. Fen. Corp
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Law and Order
Richard
Folklore
Wade
Maine
Indiana
Everns Howe
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E Jackson
Mooneger
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Madison
Herald
Associated Press
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
John Keasler
Keasler
Buckley
Order and Freedom
Siles
Jorge Siles Salinas
State Department
United States Senate
Central
South America
Alliance For Progress
Fea. Corp
Roger E. Spear
United States of America
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