Why McGovern was mad at Viet Cong talks
The piece critiques Senator McGovern over his Vietnam interviews describing him as angry after learning he met with Viet Cong figures while in Saigon rather than with official South Vietnamese or religious leaders. It argues that Americans cannot identify friend from foe abroad and cites McCloskey and other politicians visiting Vietnam for limited periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. McGovern
United States
Vietnam
Church
Saigon
McGovern
Rep. McCloskey
Ir. McGovern
Nixon plan to boost U.S. industry production debated
The piece critiques a Nixon era push for Buy American and domestic self sufficiency amid a Hamilton Watch Co bailout. It notes Army support for Hamilton Technology to save jobs, contrasts bids from Ingraham and General Time, and flags political and economic fallout as the administration pursues industrial resilience and national self sufficiency. It questions fairness to taxpayers and workers while outlining broader aims to outpace Soviet industry.
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Washington
United States
Oflener
Touder
New Economica
Aukeley
Lancaster
Department
Army
Hamilton ‘Technology, Inc
Hamilton Watch Co
Hamilton
Ingraham
General Time
Bristol
Conn
Thomaston
Nixon
Sen
Lowell Weicker
Senators and Assemblymen for Alameda County districts
Lists U S senators and assembly members serving Alameda County areas including Hayward Newark Livermore Castro Valley and Oakland with district lines and office addresses in Washington D C and local districts. Names include Croneten Edwards Patr Heleniahl Stadiey Bes Coon Lorenco and others with party affiliations Democrat or Republican and district numbers.
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U.S
Cocgreamnen
South County
Alan Croneten
Senate
Washington
Jobe V
Tensery
Roomey
Brig
George F. Miller
Rayburn
Washington,d.c
San Lesadro
Castro Valley
Sam Loretto
Livermore- Amador Valley
North Hayward
Alamaeda
East Oakland
Don Edwards
Corman
Washington, D.C
South Hayward
Aston City
Fremont
Newark
Santa
Icholes ¢. Patr
John W. Heleniahl
Clark L. Stadiey
Alameda County
Livermore-Amador Valley
Casire Valley
Cartes Bes
Hayward
Union City
Frennel
Livermore-Ammador Valley
Ralt
Coon
Lorenco
San Leandro
Alarooda
Oak
Piece of the action plan eyed for national dividend
Paul Harvey discusses an American plan offering every citizen a cash dividend from corporate taxes. He describes a national dividend where about $200 per person would be paid directly to voters, funded by business profits, with no new taxes, support for welfare unchanged, and less union pressure as workers receive direct cash.
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John Perry
Commie
Fox Bandona
Ds Fe i Oolars
Public Utilities Commission Secrecy Draws Fire in California
The California Public Utilities Commission faces critique as its new policy increases secrecy in deliberations. Staff exclusions from executive sessions draw fire for violating the Brown Act principles and public access.
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California Public Utilities Commission
PUC
California
Pue
Commission
Glendale News Press
Terrible mistake prompts voters to seek forgiveness
After the Pentagon Papers publication, Senator Barry Goldwater received nationwide mail from voters who admitted a "terrible mistake" in opposing him in 1964. Goldwater's characteristic reply was "I forgive you," as reported by U.S. News and World Report.
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Sen
Barry Goldwater
U.S. News and World Report
Treasury auditors under strain from wage price policy
Treasury officials fear fewer taxpayers will be audited as Secretary Connally relies on the Internal Revenue Service as the enforcement arm of the wage price freeze. IRS staff may struggle to keep up with the workload, U.S. News & World Report notes.
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Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Connally
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
China policy echoed in Nixon era century old debate
The article recalls Barbara Tuchman remarks on Americas China role from WWII through the Nixon era. It notes failed U S aims to unite Chiang Kai-shek and Mao Tse-tung, Marshall’s aborted peace mission, and Chiang’s Formosan survival. It argues American departure would leave China to its own course with Chou En-lai and Mao Tse-tung shaping history. It also comments on Nixon and Rogers signaling慎 toward normalization and eventual Formosan absorption by peaceful means.
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Washington, D. C
China
Barbara W. Tuchman
Japan
Chiang
Chou
Mao
America
Richard M. Nizox
Henry A. Kissinger
Joseph W. Stillwell
George C. Marshall
Patrick J. Hurkey
Mag
Truman
Gen. Marshall
Marshall
Chiang Kai-shek
Aes
Oknae
Akia
Mula
Chou-En-lai
Mog Tse-tum
Formosa
Southeast Asia
Chia
Mrs. Tuchman
Mao and Chou
Stowell
Hurley
Nizon
East Asia
Chinese People's Republic
Nixon
Soviet Union
Asia
Crina
Emigration Rates Rise as Jews Exit Soviet Lands
The Soviets may allow about 1000 Jews monthly to emigrate, a tenfold rise from past years, following protests by Jews seeking exit. The backlog will ease after a holiday lull and rates may resume with paper-clearance. Smokey the Bear and Woodsy the Owl promote fire prevention and forest stewardship in new campaigns.
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Israel
United Press International
Smokey the Bear
Smokey
Forest Service
Woodsy the Owl
Woodsy
Kitchen debate heats up as experts predict pared down kitchens
The Burbank Daily Review notes a Johns Hopkins nutritionist forecasting future kitchens with minimal appliances. He says a plate and refrigerator may suffice for the housewife of tomorrow, as advances in food processing promise one step dinner preparation. Critics question the cycle of adding and removing gadgets.
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Mission Central
Houston
Johns Hopins
George Graham
Burbank Daily Review
Nixon aides debate pollution push over impact on industry
Inside the White House a fierce dispute rages over anti-pollution policy and its economic effects. A top aide says the President studies all sides, while talk swirls about appointing S. J. Hayakawa as civil rights chief in the Defense Department amid Pentagon staffing struggles for a $38,000 three year post.
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White House
S. J. Hayakawa
California
Defense Department
Hayakawas
Pentagon
UWS. News — World
Notable historical firsts and upheavals through history
A compact review highlights milestones such as the 1829 launch of Stephenson's passenger locomotive, Warsaw's 1939 surrender after bombardment, a mid 20th century Axis alliance formation, Syria's 1961 secession from the UAR, and William Mauldin's wartime cartoon remark about infantry soldiers' gaze.
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England
George Stephenson
Warsaw
Germany
Italy
Japan
Syria
United Arab Republic
William Mauldin
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N.Y. Lindsay
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