Editorial After the War Ends
A reflective editorial argues the Vietnam peace talks drag on like the war, with inertia and petty bargaining. It questions how a postwar America will address domestic issues, accountability, and the absence of clear victories, while likening ongoing bombing to easing a dying relation and concluding the war may end in indefinite ellipses.
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Vietnam
United States
Hamlet
Henry Kissinger
First Navy ship with female crew makes history aboard Sanctuary
In San Francisco AP reports the USS Sanctuary welcomed 40 women among its 480 crew members in a pilot to test noncombat sea duty for females. Women worked as deck hands, cooks, clerks and hospital staff while many kept indoor posts. Some faced seasickness and lifting limits, but camaraderie flourished as shipboard romances emerged for a few.
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San Francisco
Navy
Sanctuary
Walter Markworth
Marilyn Tanney
Lisa Tigar
Oxford
N.J
Lisa
Deana Trexler
Sacramento
Calif
Liberty Call
Ens
Rosemary Nelson
Pacific
Nelson
Governor advocates regionalism for better rural life in Minnesota
Gov Wendell Anderson told about 1300 at Moorhead State College that regional development is essential as Minnesota could see 70 percent of its population in the Twin Cities by 1982 if rural areas fail to band together. He plans a Rural Development Council to coordinate housing water systems and transportation with federal and private support. Senator Hubert Humphrey supported regional development and urged timely federal funding for rural America.
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Moorhead, Minn
Minnesota
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Wendell Anderson
Moorhead State College
Twin Cities
Anderson
Hubert H. Humphrey
D.minn
America
Humphrey
Congress
Nixon Administration
Israel cools US push in Mideast talks
Israel signals to the Nixon administration that it wants U S ideas kept private for now. Deputy PM Yigal Allan says the region is too delicate for Big Power involvement. Rogers and Allen discuss delaying any premature American steps, citing improved East West tensions and the need for further Israeli steps before pursuing a new initiative. Egypt and Syria threats to renew fighting add to caution.
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Israel
Nixon
United States
Mideast
Yigal Asraeli
Allen
William P. Rogers
America
Rogers
Soviet Union
Golda Meir
Middle East
Egypt
Syria
Houston district leads state in clothing the needy
The Houston School District becomes the first in the state to launch a program aimed at clothing the needy. Officials say the drive will collect coats and apparel for underserved students, with schools coordinating distribution and community partners aiding collection efforts.
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Houston
Hounston
State
Santa and the Ice King Synopsis Chapter Eight
Santa Oonik and Keotuk journey toward the Ice King to halt endless winter. Tweedleknees builds a fast sled from wagons as fairies craft a warm workshop scene. They pack food and tools, face cold, and Oonik builds an igloo tunnel to reach the Ice King’s realm with Santa and Keotuk squeezing through lighted ice walls.
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Santa
Oonik
Keotuk
Tweedleknees
Qonik
Ice King
Mrs. Claus
Donik
Keetuk
Steetoe
Who Should Pay for Airline Security Costs
Airlines and airports face the bill for new security rules to curb hijackings. Local officials say the federal government should cover extra guards and equipment, while the Transportation Department argues costs fall to airlines and airports. Volpe suggested travelers bear some costs. FAA says beneficiaries should pay. Officials warn funding may require cutting other projects and raise rights concerns.
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Transportation Department
Federal Aviation Administration
John Volpe
Volpe
Associated Press
Ryan
Gleanings from the mailbag by Hal Boylr
In a light column, Hal Boylr surveys mail, noting the way inventions debut in the West, the Russians claim earlier discovery, and the Japanese export. It touches on language reach, Mandarin and English, and the playful claim about Chinese inventing many things. It highlights Edison’s quip on the brain and mentions Kurl Benz, the early automobile pioneer. It also recalls ancient surgical uses of ants in battlefield medicine across regions from Africa to Europe.
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Hal Boylr
New York
United States
San Francisco
China
Thomas A. Edison
Kurl Benz
Benz
Africa
Europe
Chess Corner Piece Endorsement Puzzle List
A compact list of crossword style clues and answers including King of Huns number counts, openings, sacrifices, and related terms. Contains hints for various entries such as pawn sacrifice, road curves, and ants tiny arachnid, plus references to an Alabama city and a girl’s name.
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Alabama City
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