Nixon Moves Closer to China and Balance of Power
The article argues Nixon seeks to align with China to counter Soviet military strength, weighing Pakistan and Tibet issues, and hints at a planned trip to Peking as the pivotal move. It notes pro-China policy signals amid domestic criticism and outlines related political dynamics and a broader balancing strategy. It also reports Oakland Black Panthers extortion-like tactics targeting liquor stores to fund ghetto programs.
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Peking
Moscow
Gronn
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
Nixon
Russia
China
Siberia
Anderson
White ‘House
India
Ing
Tibet
United Nations
Pakistan
U.N
Black Panthera
Oakland
United States of America
Burbank Daily Review
Hazardous habits in safety and transit debate
A USC safety researcher finds fewer than one in six motorists use seat belts in new cars. The Glendale News-Press questions if government safety aims meet motorist behavior, noting device costs, engine power loss, and doubt over mass transit adoption amid a new gasoline tax.
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University of Southern California
Glendale News-Press
Wilkins Rebukes Newark Board Over Black Liberation Flag
Roy Wilkins criticizes Newark New Jersey board of education for displaying a black liberation flag in public schools. He urges black people to discard childish things and pursue the challenging, rewarding path of manhood and progress. National Review Bulletin.
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Roy Wilkins
Newark
Board of Education
Loral
Wilkins
National Review Bulletin
Primary folly and the case against presidential primaries
Russell Kirk argues against the presidential primaries arguing they waste money exhaust candidates and invite demagoguery. He cites Michigan Florida and other states noting costly campaigns weak party cohesion and the risk of fringe candidates influencing outcomes.
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New Hampshire
Fletata
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Illinous
Michigan
William Milliken
Kefauver
Lodge
McCarthy
Stevenson
Goldwater
Humphrey
Florida
John Lindsay
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Maryland
Indiana
Muskle
Sen
Vance Hattke
Senate
California
White House
Dick Gregory
The Vietnam War Lesson And Bangladeshs Fate
Paul Harvey argues that Western attempts to reshape Muslim societies after Vietnam are misguided. He cites 20 000 Bengali women raped by Pakistani soldiers and warns against imposing Western morality. He suggests East and West Pakistan differ beyond Western influence and recalls past missteps in Vietnam shaping future policy.
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West
Pakistan
Vietnam
West Pakistan
World Council of Churches
Sprawl Clash and Loudoun Fauquier Planning Debate
A long dispatch contrasts sprawl threats near Washington with Loudoun and Fauquier counties studying England's land use system. It notes traffic growth, new subdivisions, and chairing boards embracing central planning while warning of loss of rural heritage, urging Virginia leaders to consider controlled expansion.
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Snickers Gap
Willer
Midge
Washington
Loudoun
Fauquier Counties
Fauquier
Seaboard
Metalopolis
George Washington
Mosby
Lee
Liurtes International
Reston
Mellons
Gimcrack
Levitt Brothers
England
Londoun
Planning Board
Times-Mirror
America
Britain
Aia
Virginia
Polls and Emotions Drive Public Opinion Says Expert
Henry J. Taylor cites Elmor Raper and Elmo Hoper to argue polls reflect sampling choices more than sheer volume. They warn voters answer emotionally, not through thoughtful evaluation, with trust in Gallup and Roper challenged by sampling and sampling reach.
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Elmor Raper
Philospher
Siwogy
Roper Pall
George H. Gallup
Reper
Cage
Roper
Truman
FDR
Eisenhower
Hilfe
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
United States
Kennedy
Cuba
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Elmo Hoper
Gallup
Consumers Union paints grim hot dog picture
An opinion piece argues American hot dogs degrade in quality with more water fat bacteria and chemicals while protein drops. It cites a low mood era and urges readers to demand better meat standards, warning of a plastic hot dog rumor tied to Japanese development.
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Consumers Union
U.S
Tokyo
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Collins
Richard Wilson
Henry J. Taylor
Jim Fiebig
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