Public opinion sampling on Vietnam and policy shifts
Editorial notes Hillis polling of 22 198 Indiana respondents on Vietnam troop withdrawal and national policy. Major support for gradual withdrawal 78.3 percent, strong favor for school prayer amendment 85.9 percent, pollution tax tradeoffs, and mixed views on national health insurance and China relations reflect Midwest conservatism and caution toward federal control.
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Elwood Hillis
Kekomo
Madison County
Fifth Indiana
Wixon
Vietnam
Nixon
U.S
Hias
American Republic
China
Indiana
Midwest
Washington
Congress
Red China
Peking
Hillis
Editor Bundy and CFR Clash Over Vietnam Policy
A debate within the Council on Foreign Relations pits Establishment figures against New Left voices over Vietnam policy and William Bundy’s potential editorship of Foreign Affairs. The piece portrays Bundy as influential yet controversial, with critics arguing his stance risks McCarthyism and undermining U S diplomacy abroad.
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Came Belli
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Pext Edite Guarantiy
Samnetine Ago
Ashe
Foreign Affairs
George F. Kennan
Henry Kissinger
CFA
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State Department
Pentagon
Vietnam
Pitt
Bundy
Hiciard Falk
Princeton
Falk
McCarthy
Jos McCarthy
Bandyron
Burely
Council On Foreign Helesigns
Agai
Europe
Mansiel
China
Mediterranean
America
New Economics under Nixon debated by journalists and officials
Richard Nixon faces criticism and support as writers and political figures discuss the impact of a proposed New Economics program. The piece traces references from Kennedy to Johnson, notes the Office of Economic Program and Emergency, and questions whether the New Economics can reshape federal policy and bureaucracy.
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Lyndas Johnson
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Office
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Sargent
Kennedy
Cesar
Peace Corps
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Chicago
Los Angeles
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Federal Reserve Board
Arthur Bures
Sheo- Yiciam
Winder
Office of Emergency Need
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Nixon plans and Red China shift under two country policy
The piece analyzes President Nixon’s outreach to Red China, noting shifts toward a middle path and increased autocracy in management. It argues such moves may push China and the United States toward concessions and highlights the risk of losing freedoms as realignments unfold.
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China
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Peking
Germany's Last Colony in West Africa Namibia's Ties to Germany
A historical overview of South West Africa Namibia under German rule and postwar status. It discusses German colonial population, language use, schools, and lingering influence, including the World Court decision and UN advisory role. Mentions Windhoek, Deutsche marks, Mercedes cars, and German cultural remnants.
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West Africa
United Nations
Namibia
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World Court
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Attica
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South West Africa
South Africa
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Chile
Brazil
Soledad inmates and the Jackson breakout discussed
A fragmentary, critical column surveys San Quentin Soledad prison violence, focusing on Jackson and the Soledad Brothers case. It notes alleged white supremacy, prison guard deaths, and legal figures while condemning sensational racial framing and calls for reflection on the so-called martyrdom of inmates.
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Washington
George Lester Tieknee
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Callcrali
New York
Yes
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Jackson
Watts
Noel Dear Jackson
Cain
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Authoritien
Stephen M. Bingham
Bingham
Yale
Connecticut
United States
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Ad Rubel ‘Magee
Adjustment Center
San Quertin
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Taek
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Frank de
Leco
Paul Krasnes
San Quentin
Soha ‘Lymm
Donald Kane
Alain
George Teckme
Writing Addresses for Legislators in Washington DC
Fragmented OCR lists several legislator office locations in Washington DC with room numbers and building names. The text includes names such as Veece Harte, Birch Bayh Jr, David Deonis, Ishington, and others, with addresses and building references. The legible fragments point to Senate Office Buildings and related halls and rooms in Washington DC.
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Veece Harte Revea
Senate
Washington, D.C
Birch E. Bayh Jr
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