Ramsey Clark leads charge against war in Hanoi
Editorial questions Clark's Hanoi trip and warns he aids the enemy. It weighs the era's Vietnam debates, noting Congress war deadlines, Shriver and McGovern critiques, and the paradox of last troops leaving while heavy bombing continues. The piece decries mixed signals and ponders Nixon administration aims.
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Vietnam
House of Representatives
U.S
Indochina
North Vietnam
Senate
Congress
Nixon
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Hanoi
Harrisburg
Honolulu
Hackensack
Germany
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
George McGovern
Thieu
South Vietnam
Wallace backs party unity in bid to stop liberal split
In Washington observers say Governor George Wallace is targeting northern liberals by not bolting the party, avoiding a third ticket, and letting Nixon gain from Wallace’s primaries. The analysis notes a possible Nixon–Wallace deal shaping the 1972 race and predicts Wallace’s potential swing to 15 million votes.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Gov
George Wallace
Gov. Wallace
Nixon
Sen. McGovern
Wallace
Sen
Henry
Scoop) Jackson
Scoop Jackson
Jackson
Florida
Baytown Sun Editorial and Publication Details
Baytown Sun staff and management list includes Fred Hartman editor and publisher John Wadley, general manager Paul Paiman, and editorial team led by Preston Pendergrass. Address and publication notes show Baytown Texas operations from Memorial Drive with daily weekday editions and standard newspaper service.
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Fred Hartman
John Wadley
Paul Paiman
Baytern Teras
Congress of Maren
Memorial Orve
Baytown
Texas
Iecently Vailrates Omrequest
Suburban Pressune
Coastal Paplicapans Wexber
Hair Loss After Pregnancy Common Yet Temporary
Dear reader a common post pregnancy hair loss is discussed as usually temporary and not caused by gas anesthesia. Causes include nervousness thyroid issues and excessive hair treatments. Advice includes mild weekly washing loose hair styling soft brushes and medical tests if shedding persists.
Outlook on Drug Problem Remains Bleak say U S narcotics chief
John Ingersoll told Congress entrenched trafficking persists despite expanded law enforcement. He cited 210 million crossings yearly, hundreds of ports and flights, and warned total exclusion remains unlikely without reducing demand through intolerance of addiction.
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Washington
John Ingersoll
Army
Marine Corps
Navy
Ralph Metcalfe
U.S. Customs
Departments of State
Defense
CIA
White House
United States
Oronsay cruises to nowhere in Pacific four day voyage
On the Oronsay a 28 000 ton P O Lines ship, 750 passengers and 608 crew sail a 600 mile arc off the California coast for four days of leisure. Purser French notes daily meals and items served, while Captain Crichton and crew foster a self contained floating hotel atmosphere with ample entertainment and discreet luxury.
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Murray Olderman
NEA
Blue Pacific
California
Ensenada
Mazatlan
Puerto Vallarta
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
John Arthur Philpott Crichton
Pye
J. A. P. Crichton
A.m
Broadway
San Pedro Harbor
Panhandle
Los Angeles
Sprawlcity
Frasier
French
SS. Oronsay
P&o Lines
Peninsula
Orient
Disco Dolly
Crichton
Australia
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Richard Nixon
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