The Deception Over Cambodia
An opinion piece argues that democracy falters when rulers hide actions from citizens. It condemns Nixon era secrecy over Cambodia, cites bombings and ground incursions, and notes Congress set Aug 15 bombing cut-off while the administration shifts blame. It contends secrecy doomed Cambodia and hopes Congress bears responsibility.
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Lincoln
Richard M. Nixon
Cambodia
Congress
Air Force
Sihanouk
Nixon
Lon Nol
Diet and calories shaped like a bank account explained
Dr. Lamb explains calorie balance using a checking account analogy. He notes that total intake versus output determines fat deposits, regardless of when calories are consumed. The text covers metabolism, starvation, protein conversion to sugar, and advises multiple small meals with daily Vitamin C replacement.
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Arctic
Tanaka Shows Muscle in U S Talks with Nixon
In Washington Tanaka presses domestic issues while signaling a continued Japanese American alliance. He cites trimming Japan’s trade surplus with the United States and focusing on welfare, hints at NATO talks, and stresses US Europe Japan cooperation amid the Moscow trip and potential island barter.
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Japan
Tanaka
U.S
Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Nixon
Stocky Tanaka
Horatio Alger
United States
Europe
NATO
Soviet Union
People’s Republic of China
Australia
New Zealand
China
Moscow
Okinawa
Russia
Siberia
Tokyo
Baytown Sun Classified Notice Fragment
Fragmentary Baytown Sun text shows names and contact details including Pendergrass Finney Orica Pasi and Pat Kaphes with postal addresses and rates. The legible bits reference a Baytown Texas post office box and advertising services, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Pasi Pam
Pat Kaphes
Secdern
Texas
Weber
Orth
Seudays
Menermi Drive
Baytown
Bayiews
General Advertising Service
U.S
White House pressed Ellsberg hearings in 1971 amid case prep
The White House asked Congress to hold Ellsberg hearing amid Pentagon Papers case preparations in June 1971. A White House official told Rep. Richard Ichord's committee of national security interest. Nixon personally did not pursue the probe, and the call faded.
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Washington
Daniel Ellsberg
White House
Pentagon
Ellsberg
House Committee On Internal Security
Richard Ichord
D-Mo
Richard Nixon
Ichord
William Hecht
Hecht
Schord
Oval Office
Nixon
Alaska pipeline fight frames state’s fate and culture
In Juneau and Ketchikan Alaska, residents debate a Prudhoe Bay pipeline, energy needs, and costs amid a fiscal crunch. Some fear outsiders and defend land heritage while Sierra Club opposition shapes public view as Alaska contends with potential bankruptcy without oil revenues. Local figures Lew Williams John Stringer Frank Bradovich weigh politics, geography, and identity.
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Sierra Club
Alaska
Lew Williams
Ketchikan Daily News
Arctic Circle
Prudhoe Bay
49Th State
Valdez
Val-Deez
Gulf of Alaska
Seattle
Ketchikan
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Lawrence E. Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Jesus
Che Baytown Sun
Presten Pendergrass
Jim Finney
Wanda Orica
Fred Hartman Wees
Veces
Jona Wadley
Paul Putman
Leon Brown
Ane B. Pritchett
Ree
Eave Dey Eye
Advertising
Jack Anderson
John Brademas
D-Ind
Department of Transportation
Brademas
AM General
South Bend
Ind
Studebaker
Washington Metropolitan
WMATA
Flxible
Rohr Industries
Transportation
House
Mass Transport
Frank Herringer
Jim Monney
Herringer
Rhodes
Oxford University
England
Juneau
NEA
Tongass Narrows
William A. Egan
John Stringer
The
Williams
Fred
Red Dog
New York
Alaska Panhandle
Yukon
Juneau Glacier
Gangtok
Sikkim
Anchorage
Stringer
Espaper Enterprise Assn
Canada
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