Editorial: Economic health for South Vietnam hinges on peace
The piece questions a Nixon plan by Daniel Lilienthal and Vu Quoc Thuc claiming $30 billion and a decade of peace could make South Vietnam self supporting. It argues the cost is small compared with war spending and highlights the fragility of peace. It notes that true development depends on North Vietnam allowing independent growth and that Paris talks may offer only a brief pause.
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South Vietnam
Nixon
Daniel Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Vu Quoc Thuc
Saigon
Washington
United States
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Paris
Paul Harvey on campus demonstrators and paranoia
Paul Harvey surveys campus protests, citing psychiatrist Juno Bettelheim who labels many demonstrators as paranoiacs manipulated by professional revolutionaries. He argues mass media amplify the phenomenon and calls for cautious psychiatric approach to these student unrests and future implications for business and industry.
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Juno Bettelheim
University of
Tk Ee
Dr. Bettelheim
Bettelheim
Kerner
FBI
Edgar Hoover
Misleading Letter About Initial Plates Policy
In a reply to Mrs. Elizabeth M. Rice the Journal clarifies the law requires an annual $5 service fee in addition to the $15 regular vehicle fee for initial or renewed registration plates. Applications must be filed before deadlines. funds go to the General Highway Fund to cover program costs.
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Journal
Elizabeth M. Rice
Secretary of State
General Highway Fund
McClellan Targets Appalachian Volunteers in Antipoverty Fight
Senator John McClellan moves to undermine the Office of Economic Opportunity by targeting the Appalachian Volunteers amid Kentucky sedition cases. The AV program, praised by a nine member team, faces backlash from KUAC and lawmakers while banks push to close loopholes in the Bank Holding Company Act. Ralph McGill is remembered for courage and humor after his death.
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Washington
John McClellan
Arkansas
Office of Economic Opportunity
Kentucky Hills
Indi
Kentucky
Kentucky Un-American Activities Committee
Pike County
Commonwealth
Thomas Ratliff
Ratliff
Daley
Chicago
George Wallace
Alabama
Appalachian Pea
OEO
Appalachian Volunteers
Avs
P Erty
McClellan
Bank Holding Company Act
Wright Patman
House Banking Committee
William McChesney Marttin
Federal Reserve Board
Nixon
Eisenhower
Congress
U.S
First National City Bank of
New York
Bank of America
Ralph McGill
McGill
Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
Smith and Wesson
Agnew’s Senate debut sparks light applause and rule nods
On Agnew’s first Senate day as presiding officer, Majority Whip Kennedy Minor Whip Allott and President pro tempore Russell greeted him. Mansfield noted limits on debate, while Agnew pledged not to exceed a two minute time. The session moved to regular work as jokes and brief observations circulated.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Spiro Agnew
Senate
Majority
Edward Kennedy
Gordon Allott
Richard Russell
Sen
Mansfield
Agnew
Nixon to hand pick GOP candidates for 1970 bid
President Nixon plans a broad coordinated push with the Republican National Committee and Congress campaign committees to recruit and appoint strong candidates for 1970. The effort targets 26 House seats and eight Senate seats, with aims to avoid primary fights and project Nixon influence across national and state races including 36 governor spots.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington
Republican Party
Nixon
Republican National Committee
Congress
House
Senate
Nixon accepts Four Power talks amid risks and hopes
Washington assesses the Nixon administration move to back a Big Four conference on the Middle East, weighing potential progress against the danger of courting de Gaulle and risking Israel’s security. Analysts see a test of Western unity as Washington seeks to balance France and the Soviet-aligned bloc while keeping Israel firmly supported.
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Williams
Washington
Nixon
Middle East
Charlies de de Gaulle
France
United Nations
Israel
Nasser
Egypt
United States
Iice
Paris
de Gaulle
Isareri
Soviet Union
Achas
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Press Club
Pike
N.Y
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Funk and Wagnalls
Republic of Texas
Texas
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Theodore F. Steven
Alaska
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Interior
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Willie Nuthatch
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Michigan
Ohio
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