Nuclear Strategy Shift In Offing
A discussion of a proposed shift in U.S. nuclear strategy argues for a new generation of highly accurate intercontinental missiles aimed at crippling an enemy's military and industrial ability while sparing civilians. It also calls for secure weapons and slower retaliation, plus defensive systems to protect populations and avoid hostage scenarios. The piece cites concerns that current plans rely on mass destruction and speed, risking nuclear war if miscalculated.
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U.S
Russia
China
Baptown Sun Tao Report Notes Spontaneous Occurrence
A brief item from the Baptown Sun Tao notes an unexpected event described in scattered phrases. The readable text hints at a spontaneous occurrence and local reaction, with no clear names, places, or dates evident in the fragments.
Nixon Says Press Harassment Continues Amid Wounded Knee Case
Boston Globe reporter Tom Oliphant was indicted for allegedly conspiring to drop food and medicine to Indians at Wounded Knee. Prosecutors claim he carried $10,000 for supplies while Oliphant contends he had only eight dollars and a credit card.
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Washington
Nixon
Justice Department
Boston Globe
Tom Oliphant
Wounded Knee
Herb Klein
Oliphant
U.S
Hit
Les
Impeachment talk mirrors a nation divided on Nixon
The piece surveys impeachment calls from Ralph Nader and lawmakers, notes only four officials have been convicted and removed in two centuries, and contrasts cautious legal procedure with heated public opinion. It recalls Blount, Belknap, Johnson trials and reflects on public sentiment toward Nixon.
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Washington
INEA
Senator Goldwater
Ralph Nader
Nixon
Martha Mitchell
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Bella Abzug
D-Ny
House of Representatives
Brary
Congress
Legislative
Lyndon Johnson
Halley
Library of Congress
U.S
Committee
House
Senate
United States
William Blount
Tennessee
Hankypanky
Andrew Johnson
William Belknap
Johnson
Belknap
Watergate still aiding Democrats in midterm predictions
A Washington consensus among Democrats and labor shows Watergate scandals promising political gains for the party in 1974. Analysts note only a fraction of House seats and Senate seats are swing, with many incumbents unlikely to fall, while press scrutiny pushes disclosure standards and fuels liberal momentum.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
House
Senate
James B. Allen
Alabama
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Herman E. ‘Almadge
Georgia
Sam J. Ervin Jr
North Carolina
Robert E. Lee
First Symptom Often Death According to Dr Lamb
A reader shares a personal tragedy about a husband who died five months after a leg operation. The letter explains how atherosclerosis and artery damage led to myocardial infarction and cardiac arrest, with questions on medical terms and restlessness before death. The piece also repeats general heart- health guidance from Dr Lamb and cites ECG limitations.
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Lamb
Phro S
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
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Wadley Wien
Paul
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Treas
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Baytown
Suburban Frogs, Inc
Coastal Publications
Jack Anderson
Ders
Boston
FBI
White House
By Tom Tiede
South Dakota
William Clayton
Clayton
Richard Vosepka
Talways
Richard Nixon
Court of Appeals
Otto Kerner
tHingis
Wisconsin
U. S
David Brewer
Vott
Watergate
Barry Goldwater
Veterans’ Benefits
Demos
Chappaquiddick
New York Times
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