Moynihan to Head U.N. Role Signals Policy Shift
Moynihan’s U.N. appointment marks a deliberate policy shift by President Ford. The former ambassador to India, Harvard short stint aside, advocates a sharper American case at the U.N. and questions third world dependence on British socialist doctrine. He argues that Western wealth is produced not redistributed, urging stronger, clearer U.S. diplomacy.
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Kennedy
Labor Department
Nixon
White House
Watergate
India
Harvard
Ford
U.S
Moynihan
Commentary Magazine
United Nations
America
United Kingdom
Christian Science Publishing Society
Why didn't we negotiate in Vietnam history lens
Analyzing U S policy from Paris 1973 to Saigon evacuation, the piece argues five presidents clung to a no negotiation stance, hoping to prop up anti Communist South Vietnam while fearing a power share with the North. It links Minh and Thieu to missed chances for talks and questions whether earlier diplomacy could have altered outcomes.
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Vietnam
Kissinger
Richard Holbrooke
Foreign Service
Foreign Policy Magazine
Thieu
Paris
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
United States
South
Saigon
Ford must act like a candidate to convince voters
Washington columnist Dick West notes President Ford struggles to appear credible about a 1976 bid. He cites repeated denials and lingering skepticism, arguing the president must follow traditional suspense building from media mentions to travel, speeches, and a formal declaration.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
White House
Newsweek Magazine
Susan
Seventeen
Luigi V. Populi
Populi
Letter to the Editor on refugees and Vietnam veterans
A reader supports the Banner editorial calling for refugee admission and criticizes past refugee bans. The writer recalls Vietnam veterans who died there and argues their sacrifices were not in vain, noting Eisenhower’s 1954 vote denial to prevent Communists gaining power and urging redress for those denied entry.
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Banner
Vietnam
Eisenhower
Not in vain family urged action on Vietnam and Cambodia
Doris L. Bahan of Shaftsbury urges immediate recognition of the Provisional Revolutionary Government in Vietnam and the new Cambodian government. She calls for continuing the search for missing in action soldiers now peace is achieved, and for arrangements once the new governments agree.
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Sen. Kennedy
Vietnam
Cambodia
North
Paris
Doris L. Bahan
Arlington junior high girls beat Wildcats on the high school field
Arlington Junior High School girls softball defeated the Wildcats Friday afternoon by 15 to a missing final score. The Arlington lineup included Ruth Squires, M Wilcox, Dorothy Ann Wyman, N Willis, E Habelburg, E Eastman, F Cole, Ir. Others pursue Arlington High School baseball with manager Harold Grover and captain William Morrissey.
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Arlington
Wildcats
J.H.S
Ruth Squires
M. Wilcox
Dorothy Ann Wyman
N. Willis
E. Habelburg
E. Eastman
F. Cole
Arlington High School
Morrissey
Blair
Pelsue and
Forkey
Harold Grover
William Morrissey
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Tom Wicker
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Duong van Minh
Minh
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McNamara
Nguyen Khan
Diem
N.S.F
Jean Lacouture
N.L.F
Barry Goldwater
Laos
John Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Big Minh
Mr. Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
By Dick West
Shaftsbury
Lincoln 4-H Club
Sandgate
Eleanor and
Helen Mears
North Bennington
Picadilly
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Teresa
Quincy Harrington
Banner Staff
John
Green River
Bessie Mattison
South Shaftsbury
Mitch
Bennington Water Board
Hicks Corners
Globe-Union Inc
Flats
Bennington Village
Victoria Pelham
Arlington Garden Club
John Scopes
Dayton, Tenn
Alan Shepard
Cape Canaveral, Fla
Alitalia
Italy
Wounded Knee
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Catamount National Bank
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