Secrecy of Pueblo Should Be Dropped
In Our Opinion the Pueblo crewmen's release and the behind the scenes negotiations should be fully disclosed to the American people. The media were barred and the public deserves candor about what concessions may have been made and whether intelligence activities were altered as a result.
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Pueblo
United States
North Korea
U. S
Bucher
Francis G. Powers
Rudolf Abel
Soviet Union
Impressions of Inez Police and Gutter Language Critique
A provocative column argues police overreaction to obscene language used by protesters and activists. It asserts class biases shape responses, cites Columbia and Chicago events, and questions recruiting from upper social strata for handling verbal affronts.
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Columbia University
Chicago
Barnard
S.D.S
Holiday Magazine
Aristotle ‘Onassis
Walker
Hickel as Interior pick linked to oil and Eskimo conflict
Washington column reports Governor Walter Hickel, ally of big oil, emerging as a controversial Secretary of the Interior candidate. It recalls his 1967 crackdown on the KuskoKwim Eskimo cooperative, his assault on a Japanese buyer ship, and a secret Juneau conference. Eskimo fishermen faced ruined contracts and losses while funds were approved in Congress for native aid.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Robert C. Anderson
Atlantic- Richfield Oil
Richard Nixon
Interior
Nixon
Walter Hickel
USA
Hickel
Kuskokwim
Rethen
Alaskan
State Department
Kobe
U. S. Customs Health, Immigration
Department of Agriculture
Bethel
Seattle
Uskokwim Co-op
Eskimos
Alaska Legal Services
Mitsubishi International
Kyokuyo Hogei Ltd
Pearl Harbor
Anchorage
Tokyo
Japan
Mitsubishi
Juneau
William Jacobs
Jacobs
House Appropriations Committee
Christmas gifts from a Washington columnist
Washington columnist Don Maclean catalogs oddball gifts received at Christmas from the International Frisbee Association and others. He riffs on a lifetime frisbee membership, a $5 gold-embossed shoe shine certificate, and Lectra-Sox electric socks with batteries, noting National Battery Inspection Month and playful toy musings amid humorous musings on Santa and toys.
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Washington
International
H Kaufman
Cleveland
Poe Ave
Ohio
Ont
Kaufman
Lectra-Sox
Eveready Company
Washington News U S loses face in Asia on Pueblo repudiation
Washington writer assesses the Pueblo agreement, arguing the United States damaged its credibility in Asia by signing a North Korean dictated confession and then repudiating it. The piece warns Asian nations may view U S signatures as meaningless and cautions about broader diplomatic costs.
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U.S
Asia
Washington
U. S
United States
Laos
State Department
To The Point Nixon Chooses Finch For Cabinet
Russell Kirk lauds Robert Finch as a conservative with imagination chosen as health education and welfare secretary designating him to lead vast welfare reforms. He notes Finch’s California record of the Creative Society program, political skill, and potential clashes over federal education expansion and welfare reform among HEW.
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Richard Nixon
Robert Finch
California
Finch
Inch
Federal Office of Education
Carl Hansen
District of Columbia
Hew
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
Clark Kerr
Kerr
Three Minutes A Day Teach Him To Stand For Truth
A mother writes to the world urging guiding her son toward integrity courage and self restraint. She asks that he learn from heroes not scoundrels understand books are wondrous resist cheating choose honorable effort and think independently. She stresses parental influence as a model guiding youths to maturity through faith and personal virtue.
Dentures and Divorce Morale in Miami Tale
A Miami woman supposedly offered her husband a divorce if he returns her teeth. The piece jokes about lawyers, dentists, and property laws, noting the humor of dentures in family disputes and advising to hold on to dentures during arguments.
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Miami
George Washington
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Bideford -Saco Journal
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Main
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AP News
Maine
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Office of Economic Opportunity
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NEA
Washington Correspondent
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