Editorial On Vietnam Double Standards In War Debate
The piece criticizes Sen J William Fulbright and media for a double standard on Vietnam. It argues U S bombing was in response to North Vietnam’s invasion, questions moral implications, and notes public fatigue while stressing the war continues until terms are agreed.
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Sen
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Paris
Vietnam
North
New York Times
Anthony Lewis
Indochina
Thieu
O.K
National Observer
Paul Harvey Comments on Meany Labor Influence
Paul Harvey argues big labor is smaller than AFL-CIO head George Meany suggests. He notes only 17 percent of workers are union members and urges government to restrain inflation, praising price controls and criticizing union walkouts from the Pay Board.
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George Meany
Afl—Cio
America
Walter Reuther
Eisenhower
Reuther
Kite House
United States
Tripartite Pay Board
Nixon
Meany
Friends
Three Minutes A Day by Richard Armstrong
Hybrid coin and prize livestock share honors with prize poets and writers in Iowa City. The Iowa University Writing Workshop hosts 125 promising students each semester meeting with established writers. Paul Engle says the workshop, 30 years old, draws talent from across the nation and keeps Iowa City as its home.
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Iowa City
Iowa University
U.S
San Francisco
Paul Engle
Iowa
Flannery
O’conor
Robert Penn Warren
Kurt Vonnegu
New York City
Boston
Nixon orders bombing to press Moscow and deter Hanoi
Washington Morning reports Nixon directed bombing of North Vietnam to impress the Soviet Union and deter Hanoi while signaling readiness to risk wider clash. It notes secret talks with Moscow and Beijing, reliance on air power, and warnings that supplies would be cut off if needed.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
Moscow
Hanoi
Kremlin
America
United States
Demilitarized Zone
Richard Nixon
North Vietnam
Peking
Chou En Iai
South Vietnam
Central Intelligence Agency
Creighton Abrams
U.S
Vietnam
Abrams
Haiphong
Joint Chiefs
Middle East
Mac's World No sense of humor
Washington writer laments lack of humor among presidential candidates while praising some wit shown by Nixon and Wallace. Mentions Kennedy Johnson Goldwater McGovern Muskie Humphrey and Nixon in varying light, includes jokes about busing and public remarks, notes many barbers closed and public climate of seriousness.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Bob Hope
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Barry Goldwater
Nixon backs critical study of presidential primaries
Washington report details how primaries in 22 states create varied rules and weak binding of delegates. It notes costs, cross over voting rights, and the impact on Nixon and Kennedy, with references to historical examples and proposed reforms by Robert Finch.
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Ray Cromely
Washington
Nixon
Robert Finch
Finch
District of Columbia
District Court
Virgin Islands
New Hamphire
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
New York
Illinois
Ohio
New Jersey
California
John Kennedy
Mr. Nixon
Theodore Roosevelt
Howard Taft
Taft
Political revolutions overblown in primary season analysis
Washington columnist William S. White argues that claims of a national populist revolt are exaggerated. He says McGovern and Wallace show limited impact, the real test is November outcomes, and party professionals will still control the system despite changes in slogans and appearances.
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Chicago
New Hampshire
Nixon
White House
Treasury
John Connaly
Finch
Washington
Georges — McGovern
Wallace
Miami Beach
McGovern
The Needle By Congress On TV Violence Control
The piece argues Congress may cut TV violence by reducing programming and increasing commercials. It questions if TV repairmen would be affected and critiques networks for violent content and parental stress from ads. It proposes separate sets to avoid violence in the home.
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Congress
Newspaper Masthead and Contact Details
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists staff titles and office address at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine with publisher Paul Casavant and managing editor P Ingalls. It notes AP content rights and daily publication schedule with subscription rates in advance.
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FHL
Associated Press
Biddeford
Maine
Adams Street
Paul Casavant
P. Ingalls
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