Bloodbath claims spark CIA figures and pleas for UN action
A US source alleges a massive bloodbath in Vietnam with CIA estimates over 200000 dead and up to 250000, including orphans and nuns at Da Nang and China Beach. It cites Soviet tanks, Vietnamese cruelty against mixed heirs and refugees, urging UN intervention and possible US withdrawal from aid if the UN fails to act.
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State Department
U.S
Vietnam
Henry Kissinger
Central Intelligence Agency
South Vietnam
CIA
Sacred Heart Catholic
da Nang
China Beach
International Orphans, Inc
Woodland Hills
Calif
Hiller
Witler
Robert O'Meara
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Washington, D.C
United Nations
United States
Retirement age debate pits bias against workers
Paul Findley campaigns to outlaw age based employment discrimination, arguing older workers show stable reliability and productivity across sectors. He cites labor studies and noted notables whose peak years came after 85, urging broader legal protection before the Bicentennial. Public officials and legislative backing are debated as to applicability and impact.
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U.S. Department of Labor
UN Lion
Minis
Findley
Benjamin Franklin
House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mugh Sentlp
Supreme Court
Los Angeles Times
Soviet Sea Power Challenge Threat to NATO and USSR
An analysis notes a twofold challenge to Soviet sea power. First, a North American protest plan near Vancouver aims to nonviolently disrupt Soviet whaling, pressuring a moratorium. Second, Western underwater tech advances like Glomar Explorer recoveries and the Captor sea mine could block key routes such as Gibraltar and Strait of Gibraltar, reshaping naval balance.
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Washington
Vancouver
B.C
Marine
Mammal News
NATO
North Sea
Norwegian Sea
Barents Sea
Norway
Soviet Union
Russia
Murmansk
Kola Peninsula
Beily
North ‘Sea
NATO Command
Kremlin
Atlantic
Cyprus
Glomar Explorer
Pacific
Strait of Gibraltar
Gibraltar
Greenland
Britain
Red Navy
Elma Aumwalt
United States
Leontief Plan Sparks US National Economic Planning Debate
Alice Widener reports on Wassily Leontief’s push for national economic planning, with support from Leonard Woodcock and Senators Javits and Humphrey. The piece critiques planners as fallible, warns of loss of liberty, cites welfare waste, and foresees expensive consequences if such plans are enacted.
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Leontief
New York City
Lalist
Harvard
Wassily Leontief
Brussels
le Soir
United States
Soviet Union
Paris
C. L. Sulzberger
New York Times
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
National Economic Planning
Wassily Leantiel
the Times
Jacob Javits
New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Leontiel-Woodcock
U.S
Senate
Prayer and Congress in a Turbulent Era
The piece critiques Clark Clifford and wartime policy debates, arguing that Congress is treated as an entity to be prayed for or blamed. It references Shana Alexander, Anthony Lewis, Khmer Rouge coverage, and University of Boston, all in a sharp, opinionated voice.
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Associated Press
WAH
al AP
Clark Clifford
Ramsey Clark
War Department
Jong
Lyndon Johnson
Victram Clifford
New York Times
Congress
United States
South Vietnam
Clifford
Ford
Thieu
Israel
Shana Alexander
Ford era leadershipless amid U S domestic woes warned
Washington column compares Gerald Ford to a failed pre Civil War policy stance and cites the Water Witch and Mayaguez episodes to argue the president lacks decisive leadership on domestic issues. It notes recession signals, weak auto and housing data, and warns against overestimating his impact.
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Washington
KFS
Charles Dickens
Gerald Ford
U.S. Navy
Ford
Cambodia
U.S
Doolittle
James Buchanan
Congress
Mexico
Paraguay
United States
Buchanan
Ford Administration
White House
Michael Sumichrast
National Association of Homebuilders
America
Mayaguez
Will Rogers Notes on Leaders in a Slump
Will Rogers states that leaders worldwide are victims of the slump as the first year in office feels like a crash with no control. He suggests no leader would accept the job knowing the troubles ahead, calling it an off season for leaders. Selected and edited by Bryan Sterling for the Will Rogers Memorial.
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Hit
Bryan Sterting
Will Rogers
The
Register and Tribune
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Wad
Robert E. Jackson Charles Laugh
Genets
Manoner
Ord Woosurer
Tame Toner Scott
Andarson
Indira
Adee
Worpi
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Alice Widener
Besver
Avdd
Gustave le Bon
Kennedy
Johnson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
MEW
Javits-Humphrey- Leonder-Woodcnck
U.S.A
Newsweek
Emmons
Fintan Tt
Shana
Ua Chi Minh
Hanoi
Anthony Lewis
Lewis
Asia
James ‘Theneson
Phnom Penh
Custon
University of Moston
Ron Zvngler
John Silber
Zelgter
Basta University
Rogress
William K. Durgiey, Jr
Ann Meh
Buckley
Phillips Survey
United States of America
Phillips
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