Kissinger on a global merry-go-round and a rising burden
The piece critiques Henry Kissinger as Secretary of State for roaming diplomacy, arguing his Middle East focus neglects nuclear arms control and global stability. It notes his extensive travel, delegated authority to Acting Sec. Bush, and the need to rebalance duties to govern effectively. It urges a return to focused State Department leadership.
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Professor-at-Large Jesuitical defense WHO IS THIS
A profile of Father John J. McLaughlin a Jesuit with Columbia a doctorate editor of America who has appeared on TV shows with Gore Vidal Merv Griffin and Mike Wallace. The piece notes his age height travel teaching no priesthood, Rhode Island roots, political shifts, and his praise of Nixon amid Watergate. It questions his motives and influence as a Nixon booster living near political figures.
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Joe McCarthy
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U.S. Senate
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Peale
Andrew D. White
Tomorrow Show
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Hotspur
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Feather McLaughlin
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Maurice Stans
Madame Chennault
Rose Mary Woods
Watergate Apartments
Miss Woods
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Nixon transcripts stir sober judgment on power and privacy
Vermont Royster argues in Thinking Things Over that the Nixon tapes reveal unprecedented access to conversations of those in power. He notes the lack of benchmarks, the incomplete record, and the impossibility of fair comparison, urging readers to judge soberly without softening human frailty.
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Slaying of Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker Confirmed
A telephone confirmation from deputy sheriff Ted Hinton to Dallas County Sheriff R. A. Schmidt verified the killings of Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker. A severe hail and wind storm yesterday damaged windows and trees along the Pownal and South Stream Road area near Bennington. The Bennington Choral Society, formed late winter, gave its first concert at the Second Congregational Church to a large, enthusiastic local audience.
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Memorial Day rites and theater listings from 1949
Memorial Day ceremonies led by VFW and American Legion will open with a parade and services. The General Stark theatre ticket office opens at 6 pm for Mammy's Birthday with shows at 7 and 9. Other items note staff appointments, store transfers, and local honors.
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