War Was 'Secret,' Will Peace Be?
A Vietnam cease-fire sparks mixed Congress praise for Nixon while Rep. James V Stanton questions secrecy and wonders if a true peace with honor is possible. The piece traces Congress’s evolving role from executive wartime trust to impotence amid Paris talks and prospects for maintaining peace.
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Vietnam
Nixon
James V Stanton
Ohio
Legislative Branch
Stanton
Lyndon B. Johnson
Pentagon
Tonkin Gulf
Johnson
U.S
Baytown Sun Masthead and Contact Details
The Baytown Sun masthead lists editor and publisher roles, general manager and staff names, offices in Baytown Texas, mailing address P O Box 90, and memorial drive location. It notes circulation details and press association affiliations, with rights statements about republication.
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Baytown
Texas
Memorial Drive
P.O. Box
Uo S Suburban Press Inc
Coastal Publications
Associated Press
Nixon Gamble Paid Off Ceasefire Cinched When Haiphong Harbor Mined
Washington reports that Nixon followed Eisenhower in Korea style pressure to force negotiations. The article notes Nixon ordered Haiphong harbor mined as a decisive move amid a harsh domestic and international backlash.
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Haiphong Harbor
Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Nixon
Eisenhower
Korea
Dear Dr Lamb Help Donate Bodies for Science
A reader asks how to donate their body for science or to aid organ transplants. The physician recommends a donor card per David Hendin's Death as a Fact of Life, notes sample documents from doctors or Kidney Foundation, and explains donor duties, witnessing requirements, and possible use by medical universities. Dr. Cooley lauds the book and its guidance on death and transplantation.
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Dr. Lamb
David Hendin
W. W. Norton & Company
Fifth Avenue
New York
Hendin
Denton Cooley
Cooley
Enemies Gather to Sink Pepper Crime Panel
Washington reports a Republican drive led by Gerald Ford to abolish the Pepper crime unit as White House critics fault the panel for failing to curb street crime. Inside the committee, Charles Wiggins and William Keating press to transfer its functions to the Judiciary Committee.
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Washington
House Crime Committee
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
Pepper
Congressional
Frank Sinatra
Raymond Patriarcha
Carlos Marcello
Dun & Bradstreet
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co
Gerald Ford
R-Mich
Carl Albert
Crime Committee
Albert
Tion
White House
John Dean III
Justice Department
Justice
Charles Wiggins
Calif
William Keating
Rohio
Judiciary Committee
Keating
Ralphie the Seat Belt Buzzer Surprises and Frustrates Driver
A writer details the intrusive seat belt buzzer named Ralphie after Ralph Nader. The habit of buckling spreads from the new car to an older one, where the buzzer persists. The author ponders safer alarms, recalls discreetly buckling, and defends seat belt use while criticizing overzealous reminders.
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Ralphie
Ralph Nader
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