Nixon plan in Cambodia shows Viet Namization working
Congressmen returning from Southeast Asia report freed villages in Cambodia with elected local leaders and growing markets. They note increased civilian protection, large numbers of armed personnel, and land reform boosting farmer livelihoods while supply lines and ports improve. Deserters rise, signaling waning communist support and momentum for peace talks.
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Nixon
Cambodia
Southeast Asia
America
Tree
South
South Vietnam
Congress
Vietnam
Due Process Radical Phrase Spurs Debate at Yale
Yale University President Kingman Brewster Jr. cites a due process radical as an activist who favors orderly reform. He argues dissidents should pursue change through lawful methods rather than violence, suggesting early persuasive effort is essential for progress.
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Yale University
Kingman Brewster Jr
Folk humor in army prose echoes biblical tone in satire
An analysis cites an army weekly piece from Fort Wade Bragg offering mock scriptural language to lampoon military life. It lists figures like the sergeant, supply sergeant, and chow line, describing their flaws with exaggerated biblical phrasing and humorous admonitions.
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Harold Fleming
Fort Wade Bragg
North Carolina
Transformable vs Non Transformable Information Debate
The piece discusses transformable information that can be translated or processed by machines, contrasting it with non transformable information found in poetry and art. It argues teachers of English and rhetoric must teach clear prose and eloquence, balancing scientific accuracy with expressive communication.
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Thachines
John H. Wilson
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
Toyonbee
Toulouse-Lautrec
van Gogh
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Stuart Davis
Tsadora Dimean
Claude Coleman
Southern Illinois University
Burma proves Domino Theory wrong in 1970 analysis
Paul Harvey notes Burma's autonomy despite Cold War pressures and internal strife. He argues Burma remains independent with a hybrid socialist state, continued rice exports, and limited U S involvement, challenging the domino theory’s spread from Indochina to the Middle East and beyond.
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Nixon
Indochina
Middle East
Mediterranean
Vietnam
Burma
United States
Moscow
Peki
Ito- Jalion
Texas
Olivia
Panama
Brazil
Peru
Wall Street Journal
Peter Kann
South
Nsed
Russia
Peking
Gen
Fea
Balangiga Massacre and the Balangiga ethic in wartime
A retrospective on Brig. Gen. Jacob Smith and Maj. Waller’s actions at Samar after the Balangiga incident, recalling the 1902 court martial for a brutal order and the ensuing charges of conduct unbecoming a gentleman. The piece links past wartime conduct to broader questions of military policy and morality.
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Jacob Smith
Aly Lening
Philippinas
Smith
Balangiga
Sth Infantry
Changchon River
North Korea
Sth
China
Manila
Samar
Indochina
Balan- Biga
Chow
Samat
Balengiga
Company C
Busey
Basey
Christ
Adna Chaffee
Samara
U.S
Waller
United States
Opa
Debt ceiling debate and foreign aid stance outlined
A Congressional report discusses raising the federal debt limit and the impact on the economy, supporting Vietnamization and foreign aid as necessary policy tools. It covers the Clean Air Act amendments, ABM funding stance, and three bills aimed at voting procedures, crime control, and court executive appointments.
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Timne
10Th Istrigh
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
America
Secretary of Health, Education, and Wellarea
Lawmakers Addresses and Districts Listed in Senate Brief
This item lists U S lawmakers with office rooms in Washington D C including Sen R V Hartke Sen Birch Bayh Jr Rep David W Dennis Rep Richard L Roudebush and Rep William G Bray and notes their districts Madison Delaware Henry Grant Tipton Hamilton Hancock counties The piece ends with a garbled preamble to the U S Constitution referencing unity justice and domestic tranquility.
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Senate
R. Vance Hartke
Washington, D.C
Birch E. Bayh Jr
David W. Dennis
Longworth
Washington, D. C
Madison
Delaware
Henry
Richard L. Roudebush
Rayburn
Washington, D
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