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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1975
Page
4
The piece argues public services can withstand strikes without collapse, citing doctors and East Hay Regional Stark District unions. It contends public resolve can deter radical demands, urging readers to remember that public patience limits union leverage and can prevent unfair wage and service disruptions.
The piece argues belief shapes interpretation, citing Khmer Rouge behavior in Cambodia and shifts in Saigon as observers admit errors. It notes Western reporters in Saigon watching cautiously as many leave, wondering how long the remaining few will stay amid uncertainty and curiosity about Vietnam's future.
James Kilpatrick critiques a climate of hypocrisy in Washington amid disclosures of foreign and domestic political contributions. He notes Gulf Oil and United Brands bribes abroad, SEC inquiries into major firms, and a recent $10 million House pay raise, arguing morality in politics is often selective. He warns that corporate and union payments blur lines between lobbying and bribery while urging consistent ethical standards.
Barry Goldwater argues the sole lesson of Vietnam is that the U S should not fight unless it can win He criticizes the idea of limited war and cites Korea as a warning He insists Americans deserve to know how Vietnam was fought under Kennedy Johnson and McNamara and supports their views as essential.
General analysis credits President Ford with decisive action in the Mayaguez affair. The piece argues the rescue showcased air power and overseas bases, restored allied confidence, and strengthened U S resolve to lead the Free World, urging renewed national unity and power.
An op ed decries liberal sympathy for Hanoi and Cambodia, labeling supporters as dupes and cautioning against red rhetoric. It cites U S House votes against the Paris Peace Pact, notes figures Abzug Meclakey ONeill Burton and Watergate comparisons, and questions leadership amid Vietnam era tensions.
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