The two phases of Kissinger ruled U S policy
Henry Kissinger ran American foreign policy in two phases. The White House era as NSC head was contentious and pivotal for Vietnam exit and detente with the Soviet Union and China. The State Department era as secretary of state was calmer and more cooperative, using a trained staff and allies. Carter is urged to adopt a real secretary of state plus a discreet White House channel.
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Henry Kissinger
Dr. Kissinger
White House
National Security Council
State Department
Carter
Washington
Kissinger
United States
Vietnam
Saigon
Soviet Union
China
Detente
U.S
Middle East
Africa
State
Defense
Treasury
Central Intelligence Agency
McGeorge Bundy
Kennedy
Walt Rostow
Bundy
Johnson
Rostow
Lyndon Johnson
William Rogers
What is yoga and clearing misconceptions
A Letter To The Editor in The Banner argues that yoga has several misconceptions. The writer says an accurate description should wait until these misunderstandings are cleared before defining yoga clearly.
Yoga Explained for All Ages and Abilities
A yoga overview stresses inclusivity and personal well being over competition or religious allegiance. It describes beginner breathing, chair stretches, and relaxation, noting seniors often share warmth and enjoyment in classes while aiming to learn about the body.
Shrink to Save Cities Starr Urges Federal Help
The piece argues that some manufacturing cities cannot recover and must contract in population and service areas. It proposes resettlement incentives and shrinking urban footprints, with Roger Starr suggested as a model for housing policy and Carter’s potential HUD secretary.
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Starr
Carter
Roger Starr
Housing and Urban Development
Opinion Finds Wife A Relative Under Law For Commitment
Attorney General Lawrence C. Jones issues an opinion affirming that a man's wife falls within the legislature's use of the word relative, permitting a Probate Court to order six months’ treatment for narcotics or stimulant addiction when self control is lost. A 25 years ago note lists real estate, a Radcliffe College concert features Miss Joan Brockway, and local items include deer zone closures, a dental hygiene talk, and Christmas decoration color studies.
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Lawrence C. Jones
Sodom
Peggy
Fred Driscoll Jr
North Bennington
Marion Hardy
Shaftsbury
R.P. Hunter
State Fish and Game Service
C.J. Speas
Burlington
J.G. Irons
Robs 4 headed to victory in tight race
A late surge carried Robs 4 to a narrow win as judges tally scores in a local race. The result boosts coach and team morale amid a season of tight finishes at the district gym.
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Joseph C. Harsch
Lone Ranger
Truman
Eisenhower
Christian Science Publishing Society
Dawn Smith
Pawlet
Joan Kouwenhoven
Rupert
New York
Ford
New York Daily News
Public
William C. Baer
South
Bronx
Brooklyn
Abraham Beame
New York University
New York Times
Jimmy Carter
Connecticut
Atlanta
Houston
Start
George Will
Truman H. Mattison
Main St
Joan Brockway
T.P
Trustees of
Radcliffe College
Brockway
Radcliffe
Radcliffe Music Club
Radcliffe Orchestra
Gilbert Green
KLSVW
Catamount Radio Club
Gerald Cornell
KLNLD
Richard Diamond
WLADV
Art Rogerson
WLUXX
GBA Merchants Bureau
Grandoe
Bennington, Vermont
North ST
Bennington
Howe
Betty Crocker
Dove Liquid
Viva Napkins
Crisco Ae
Libby
Wheaties
Aunt Jemima
Royal Prince Yams
Vermont
Turkey
Chuck
Robs
River Valley Orange Juice
River Valley
San Sea
Saralee
Haddock
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