Ho Chi Minh Alive in Spirit Through War Years
An editorial notes Ho Chi Minh died in 1969 but remains a living influence in Vietnam. It traces his life, disputed birth year, and long career with Hanoi leaders, plus US aid and French opposition shaping Viet Minh power and the 1945 independence proclamation.
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Ho Chi Minh
Quang ‘Ri
Viet Cong Liberation
Hue
David Halberstam
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Pham van Dong
Yo Nguyes Giap
Workers Party
le Duan
To Chi Minh
Harlem
Boston
Chef Estoffier
Landons Hotel
Communist Party
Bernard Wall
Jean Lacouture
Mao
France
United States
Vietnam Nationalist Party
Halberstam
Minimum Wage Debate Cites Job Loss Risks
A columnist argues that raising the federal minimum wage will lift costs, reduce output, and clip job opportunities for unskilled workers. They warn Congress that another increase could slam the door on borderline job cases and worsen unemployment.
Down With The New Morality In Athens Greece
Alice Widener argues 1972 must focus on a counter revolution against the New Morality. She warns that relativism endangers ethics and national life, urging voters to demand clear right and wrong, to oppose sociologists and artists she blames for promoting liberal values, and recounts shoplifting and cultural tensions seen abroad.
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Athens
Greece
Ougié
Vaituati
New Gimble
New York City
New York
Tima Magazine
California
Macali Ty
Britain’s durability seen in its courtroom system
The essay argues Britain's courtrooms show dignity and efficiency, unlike American trials. It notes rapid verdicts, few appeals, magistrates handling most cases, and low per capita crime. It contrasts US disruption with Britain’s elected judges, barristers’ standards, and minimal bribery recalls.
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Britain
Northern Ireland
Hyde Park
Moe
SeWon Deea
Crown Court
O'd Bailey
New York City
England
The Phony Populists Defy True Populism in Uproar
A sharp critique argues that today’s so called liberal populists are affluent elites backed by corporate money. It traces the lineage from past populists to present figures and contends the modern movement is an elitist rebranding rather than genuine popular activism.
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Washington
Kes
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Lebels
Ford Foundation
New York Review of Books
Sierra Club
Nucw
Wall Street
Jerry Simpson
William Jennings Bryan
Fife
Asar Ery
Yesteryear
Teast Warm
New Yorks
Amiica
Harvard
George MeGovern
Max Palevsky
Xerox Corporation
McGovern
Park Avenue
Dileharde Stewart Mott
Senate
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Washington Rose Garden
W. Averell Harriman
Fearn
Harris
Herbert Men
John Lindsay
George McGaver
Mi Ts
Academe
Ciie
Press conference at AFL-CIO palace attacks imports and policy
Holmes Alexander recalls a January AFL-CIO press conference at the Meany center near the White House. Al Zack led a blunt critique of the Nixon Wallace era and the cost of living council, denouncing Treasury and Vietnam benefits while urging protectionist staples. He argues for American self interest amid heavy foreign-made goods across everyday items and industry.
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Mme Fox
Washington, Llc
Richard Nixon
George Wallace
Tate
Afl-Gio
Sluexander Marble Palace
Lafayette Park
White House
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Executive Council
Meaty
al Zack
Wallace
Council of Living
Treasury
Connally
Peica
Kleindienst
Alack
Congress
Myce
Ikow & College Room
Wt J
Sen
Valor Marske
Arlcio
Citself
America
McKinley
Boston
Commonwealth
Menanghl
Can Independent Schools Survive the Voucher Debate
Opinion column argues independent parochial and private schools face closure due to federal court rulings and funding gaps. It cites President Nixon’s stance on potential aid, voucher plans, and tax credits, urging continued support to prevent a collapse and preserve diversity in American education.
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Friends of Independent Schools
Nixon
National Catholic Education Association
Washington
NCEA
Congress
Supreme Court
Ate
Aleady
Illinois
U.S. Supreme Court
Mathey
Senate
Johnson
Bellevue Illinois
Academy of Notre Dame
Belleville News- Democrat
America
Notre Dame
Cen
Fea, Corp
Where To Write Your Legislators AT WASHINGTON
A readers notice lists congressional offices in Washington D C and related contact details for senators and representatives including room numbers and office buildings in the Capitol complex. It mentions Sen Bireh Bayh Jr Rep David W Dennis Rep Elwood Hillis Rep William G Bray and others with their office locations and building names.
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Washington
Senate
Ollie
Washington, D.C
Sen
Bireh B. Bayh Jr
Old
Senate Ottine
Tongworth
Henry Countian
Elwood
Hillis
Longworth
Levent
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