Editorials defend Nixon Cambodia moves and Vietnamization plan
The piece argues the Cambodia withdrawal signals a measured step by the United States, praising troop discipline and gains while framing critics as opposing a broader strategy to end American involvement in Southeast Asia. It links past bold decisions to today’s actions and notes the rainy season will hinder North Vietnamese rebuilding.
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Los Angeles Times
Cambodia
U.S. 1St Cavalry Division
Nixon
Vietnam
Mr. Nixon
Ation
France
Qyuring
Bulge
MacArthur
Inchon
Korea
Washington
United Nations
United States
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Secretary Hardin says U.S. farmers fare better under Nixon
In his first annual report to the President, Secretary Clifford Hardin says farm income rose to 16 billion in 1969 and per farm net income reached 5401, with exports up six percent from 1968. He notes continued gains into 1970 and a push for a stronger farm bill and reorganization to boost efficiency and rural prosperity.
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Clifford M. Hardin
Hardin
Nixon
America
Agriculture Department
Campus Chaos Prompt for University Discipline
Senator Edward Gurney calls for swift campus discipline including expulsion for violence arson and unlawful occupation and disciplinary action for class disruption threats or intimidation. He advocates criminal prosecution and civil damages as remedies dating back to medieval universities.
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Sion
Edward Gurney
R-Fla
Folklore On Language Mixes and English Plurals
A playful verse notes how English plurals defy simple rules with examples like oxen geese and mice. It contrasts swordtail tales with a comic observation on language quirks and ends with a folksy remark about inflation in everyday costs.
Buckley Recalls UC California Commencement After Controversy
In a memoir style diary entry Buckley describes delivering a commencement address at a large California university where authorities confiscated 300 copies of a student paper and a protest formed. He recounts the Chancellor's prepared statement, student interruptions including a pig on stage, and mixed reactions from the crowd. The piece reflects on campus tensions over free speech, protest, and propriety at the event.
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California
California College
Regents
Jim
Nature
William Buckley
Buckley
Pat
UCLA
Aly
Commission to study faculty dissent sparks heated debate
The letter argues Nixon's commission on student dissent is a waste unless it probes Marxist indoctrination by professors. It cites Herbert Marcuse, Angela Davis, and Socialist Scholars, linking university teaching to youth violence and calls for broader inquiry into leftist influence.
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New York City
Nixon
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Germany
America
Salion
Herbert Marcuse
University of California At
San Diego
Angela Davis
UCLA
QED
Scranton Commission
Lettef
Socialist Scholars
SSC
Paitels
Vut
Conservatives Lose Face in a Show of Damafoolery
The piece denounces public spectacles by conservative figures such as Brent Bozell and Carl McIntyre, condemning exhibitionism and hypocrisy. It links their acts to political damage, cites Dodd and Maddox as examples, and criticizes right wing boisterousness amid broader liberal fears.
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Washington, D. C
Brent Bovzell
Triampti
George Washington University Medical Center
Brent
Bostell
Jeters
Brent Bozzell
Bil Buck- Tey
Lester Maddox
Georgia
Boozzell
Maddox
Atlanta
Allante Constitution
Carl McIntyre
Jesus Christ
Bruce Barlow
Ine Templé
Metntyre
MeIntyre
FBT
White House
Tom Dodd
Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Senate
Dodd
Lyndon Johnson
Labor Department
Francis X. Getnon
Stokely Carmichael
Erwin Canham
Christian Science Monitor
Harry Bridges
Renard Bracke R
Mass
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Professor Bishop Defies Campus Bullies With Mace
A 1970 opinion piece hails emeritus Professor Morris Bishop of Cornell for restoring academic resolve during student protests. It recalls Harvard 1823 and 1834 actions, arguing strong elder professors bolster order, honor, and dialogue against unruly undergraduates.
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Hon
Academy
Mortis Bishop
Cornell University
Carrell
Bishop
Corneil
Ode Sade
Morris Bishop
Coroll
Harvard
Josiah Quincy
Saidh
Academe
Ivory Tower
Gen
Fea. Corp
No is a parental Supreme Court decision in a comic essay
An essay by Elmer Bambeck argues that the word No is a guiding tool for parents and educators. He laments communication gaps with children while noting that youths misunderstand the term as mere confrontation rather than care. The piece ends with a clipped constitutional preface.
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Supreme Court
Strom
Ang
Field Enterprises
Loc
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