Mary MecGrory Haldeman and Kissinger
Washington coverage shows Haldeman and Kissinger at a White House briefing as Nixon faces a stalemate over Vietnam policy. The piece frames Haldeman as hardline and Kissinger as advocating measured diplomacy, highlighting tensions in Nixon's inner circle amid ongoing bombing and political pressure.
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Washington
Richard Ison
H. R. Haldeman
Briges” School
Peace Pilin
Kissinger
White House
Sen
George S. McGovern
Peace officers rate the Senate scorecard shows county votes
California Peace Officers Association rated 11 key law enforcement issues in the 1971 Senate session. In Alameda County three senators, Nick Petris, John Holmdahl, and Clark Bradley, show differing alignments with the association. Bradley had a perfect score, Holmdahl seven matching votes, Petris only one, with several nonvotes. The piece argues Bradley and Holmdahl reflect local constituent views better than Petris and advocates redistricting to separate Petris from South County.
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California Peace Officers Association
Senate
Percena
Alameda County
Nick Perris
John Holmdahl
Clark Bradley
Bradley
Livermore-Amador Valley
Castro Valley
Petris
Holmdahl
Peace Officers Association
Holmah
Petria
South County
Berkeley
Party of
Oakland
State Senate
Moro
Helmdahl
Perils of Nixon China trip loom over diplomacy
New York columnist cites Reston on China seeking redemptions for U S errors and notes Hoover on Red China espionage limits. Nixon's visit may not yield immediate recognition but could pave way for espionage and narcotics financing fueling efforts to demoralize U S troops in Vietnam and elsewhere.
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New York
George Washington
Nixon
Peking
Goon En-lai
New York Times
James Reston
Reston
U.S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Red
Hoover
Russia
United Nations
Walter Cronkite
Conservative Party of
John Ashbrook
Siberia
Nuts
Ave Harriman
Paris
Dennis
Sem Yorty
Scoop Jackson
Vietnam
Kisslnger
War-Lome
International
Red Cros
Oma No ‘Verther
Washington Window Smoochers in the Senate
Washington report mocks Senate pace as Mansfield rails at mass absenteeism and dilatory tactics. It questions definitions of lollygagging and notes little public necking on the chamber floor while highlighting constant chatter and late sessions.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
U.S. Senate
Mansfield
Webster
Robert C. Byrd
Leiter
Library of Congress
Senate Chamber
Mie
Titus
ABC
FBI
Liberal logic and Nixon era war talk collide in tirade
The column attacks liberal aims and Nixon aides, criticizing press suppression and alleged leaks. It railes against Halderman and Kissinger talks with Hanoi, arguing antiwar voices harm prisoners and risk the nation. The author defends hardline stance and warns voters away from faltering leadership.
Reagan blasts welfare judge over restraining orders
The article reports Governor Reagan’s sharp attack on Sacramento Superior Court Judge William Gallagher over his frequent use of temporary restraining orders in welfare reform cases. It notes criticism from other judges, Gallagher’s pattern of issuing TROs with minimal notice, and Reagan’s threat to move to disqualify him from welfare cases.
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Reagan
Sacramento
William Gallagher
Gallagher
Edmund G. Brown
California
Galagher
Trossingly
Sacramento County
Alameda County
Judge Gallagher
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Linn Brown
Mary MecGrory Haldeman and Kissinger
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Richard Nixon
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Chon Fay-Lai
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Chou En-luk
Warward
Bigle
Jeffrey Sit
John
China
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Cairo
Chow En-lai
Nasser-Chow
Viinnen
Robert Baird
Turkey
Italy
France
Red Ching
Morrie Ryskind
Nate
Ussr
Brouhaha
Bob Haldeman
Hanoi
Mitchell
Baklefoun
Agnew
Rus Walton
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