Slow Talks Ahead In Hanoi Washington Peace Talks Preview
The piece notes tense exchanges over where first diplomatic contacts should occur between the United States and North Vietnam. It argues expectations of long, difficult negotiations, with both sides showing mistrust, while indicating military actions will slow talks and pressure leaders to seek an early settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hanoi
U.S
Paris
South Vietnam
Washington
Saigon
Ho Chi Minh
National Liberation Front
NFL
Russia
China
Johnson
LBJ
Meany
Kennedy
FBI
Differences Between Bobby and Jack in Politics and Fishing
A veteran Vermont writer compares the Hot Stove League debates on trout stocking with the Kennedy presidential dynamics. He notes RFK and JFK differ in voice, style, and central leadership, while both reflect a shared belief system. The piece contrasts dynasty influence, labor and business views, and the elder Kennedy’s limited role, sizing up implications for a potential Bobby Kennedy candidacy.
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Vermont
Fish and Game Department
RFK
JFK
Bobby
Joseph F. Kennedy
Richard J. Whelan
Jack
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Kennedy
New York
White House
Joe Jr
Ronald Reagan
Moses
Johnson
Richard Nixon
George Wallace
John Lindsay
LaGuardia
LBJ
Bob Kennedy
Bugs Bunny
Thomas Dewey
Nixon
Claire Keller
Parade
Trudeau as Canada's new Liberal leader reshapes politics
The piece compares Pierre Elliott Trudeau to Lester B. Pearson and Eugene J. McCarthy, noting his quiet intellect, social reform stance, and shift from isolationism to internationalism. It highlights his justice ministry reforms, views on a just society, and opposition to Quebec special status. It ends with light wire-service quotes from Burlington Free Press and Chilton Times-Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Lester B. Pearson
Eugene J. McCarthy
Johnson
Trudeau
Quebec
de Gaulle
Liberal Party
Pearson
Canada
Letter to the Editor on nonviolence and MLKing
Garrett Kaufman from Dorset criticizes nonviolence as a duty and calls civil disobedience a euphemism for law breaking. He questions the national veneration of Martin Luther King Jr and warns of moral decline and flag symbolism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edgar Hoover
Privey
FBI
Martin Luther King
Dr. King
Garrett Kaufman
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
John F. Kennedy
Republic
King
America
Democratic Change or Cement Fading From Society
A columnist argues civil rights upheaval and King’s assassination have unsettled American trust. The piece rails at rising violence, urges adult restraint, and questions democratic legitimacy, predicting a volatile election year shaped by campaign jokes and image politics. It cites Newark karate instructor Imperiale and LeRoi Jones amid a broader call for nonviolence reconsideration.
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King
Dr. King
Wnbc TV
New York City
Newark
N.Y
Jim Cullis
Anthony Imperiale
Marine Corps
North Ward Citizens Committee
Imperiale
Essex County
LeRoi Jones
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Bennington Banner
Banner Publishing Corporation
Main Street
Bennington
North Vietnam
George B. Gordon
Jamaica
Marquis Childs
Robert F. Kennedy
Smith
Jones
Adams
Organized Labor
James Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Labor
George
Lawrence F. O’brien
League
Battenkill
Hot Stove League
West River
Montpelier
Lower
Belive
Burlington Free Press
Chilton
Wis
Times-Journal
Fischetti
Kings
Dorset
John Chamberlain
Cullis
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