Editorial: Hess argues Nixon’s foreign policy risk to re election
Stephen Hess, ex White House aide, says if Nixon lowers international tensions enough to push foreign policy from the campaign, his defeat becomes likelier. Hess notes foreign policy has dominated most recent elections but not always decided outcomes. He argues public ignorance and secrecy reduce policy impact and campaigns aim to win, not reveal truth.
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Stephen Hess
White House
Nixon
Foreign Policy Magazine
Hess
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Bangladesh
Metals Shortage Warns of Dependence on Foreign Sources
John B. M. Place of Anaconda warns of a looming metal crisis due to depletion of high grade domestic ores and rising wage costs and environmental rules. He cites four U.S. zinc smelter closures as evidence and urges policies to boost domestic energy and ore development while acknowledging higher prices for consumers.
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U.S
John B. M. Place
Anaconda
Place
Signs of Aging From HAL BOYLE Dear Poor Man’s Philosopher
A reader asks how to tell when one has grown old. Boyle notes common signs such as third childhood, more mail from Uncle Sam, more breakfast TV, longer naps, gossip about age gaps, and frequent funeral home visits, with reflections on aging and acceptance.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Uncle Sam
Baytown Sun Church Notices and Staff Listing
Public notice style fragment lists staff roles and advertising department details for the Baytown Sun. Includes names Fred Fiartman John Wadley Paul Putman Ann B Pritchett Wanda Orton Dwight Moody Leon Brown and Preston Pendergrass with publication and postal information and rates.
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Fred Fiartman
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Rial Department
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
Understanding Idiopathic Hypertrophic Subaortic Stenosis
Letter discusses medical terms for idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis and its effects. It explains causes, left ventricle obstruction, potential nitroglycerin relief, possible surgical removal of tissue, and notes about cancer and diet from Dr. Good. Readers are invited to send questions to Dr. Lamb and request a cholesterol booklet.
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Dr. Lamb
Robert A. Good
Mewspaper Enterprise Assn
U.S. Pursues Kuwait Aircraft Sales Amid Mideast Talks
Secret Stoltzfus cable describes U S efforts to push Kuwait toward buying F 5s over Phantoms and discusses potential sales to Saudi Arabia. Kuwait defense minister Saad voices preference for Phantom fighters while internal politics and Israel concerns complicate decisions.
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Mideast
Kuwait
William Stoltzfus
William Rogers
Stoltzfus
San Shaikh Saad
Saad
U.S
GOK
Rogers
Skyhawk
Saudi Arabia
United States
Keet
John Patrick Walsh
Defense Departments
Government of
Washington
Military Kuwait asks for defense needs survey
The Defense Department conducts a survey of Kuwait's defense requirements amid a small population of 733001 across 6000 square miles of oil rich desert. AEC chief Dixy Ray keeps her Irish deerhound and French poodle in Germantown the dogs ride in her government limo daily.
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Defense Department
Kuwait
United States
Ghillie
Jock
Atomic Energy Commission
Germantown
Dixy Lee Ray
AEC
Supreme Court
Law and Order
Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Richard Velde
Maryland
1972 party platforms call for full employment and reform
The text outlines a 1972 platform mix advocating full employment with a government job option and a family minimum income plan, a shift away from wage price controls, gold market rights, tax reform, consumer protections, stronger antitrust action, and renewed budget discipline, drawn from both major parties.
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Nixon
State Police Careers and Other Professional Outlook
Readers are told that state police job opportunities will be strong in coming years but that many applicants fail to meet civil service entry requirements. Highway patrol needs will rise, with specialists for crime laboratories. inquire about entry rules in New York. Also notes good prospects for PhD psychologists and modest growth in insurance careers, with U S Labor Department Bulletins available from the Government Printing Office.
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Darlene H
Fox Hill
Pleasant Valley
N.Y
Darlene
New York
U.S. Labor Department
U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C
Ask
Wewspaper Enterprise Ass
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EDI
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Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Crey
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Baytown
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Congress
P.O
General Adve U. S. Suburban Press Inc
Coastal Publicaters
Associated Press
Repua
Lawrence E. Lamb
Jack Anderson
God
James
Berry's
Mea
By Ernie Hood
Alice Lee
Charlottesville
Lynn M
Sioux City
Thomas I. J
Kealakekua
Hawaii
Michael P
Hyde Park, N.Y
Marine Corps
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