Treaty Analysis Pours In Goldwater Church Reaction
Senate entries by Goldwater and Church argue the Vietnam cease fire reflects firm U.S. resolve and Nixon leadership. They hail it as victory over aggression while warning future policy must avoid new entanglements and emphasize military strength. The piece foresees continued civilian aid and Vietnamization shifting to civilianization of U.S. role.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Vietnam
United States
Richard Nixon
Indochina
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Senate ‘‘Doves
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Amercan
U.S. Defense Department
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Saigon
Thieu
Uncertain Days In Vietnam
As cease-fire nears in Paris, Washington orders halt on most Army movements to Vietnam. Laird says only skilled personnel will be shipped for withdrawal. U.S. forces must leave South Vietnam within 60 days of the cease-fire set for 7 p.m. EST Saturday.
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U.S
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Paris
South Vietnam
Ottawa
Mitchell Sharp
Canada
Hanoi
Nguyen Duy Trinh
North Vietnam
Saigon
William P. Rogers
Indochina
Laos
Cambodia
Nguyen van Thieu
Reformers sharpen the axe on county government in Maine
In this series opener, Professor Edward Dow argues for appointed county administration to replace elected offices and curb state control. Legislator Lowell Henley proposes a county administrator bill resembling town manager models to depoliticize county operations.
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Maryline White Crond
Edward F. Dow
University of Maine
Maine
Dow
Dr. Dow
Lowell D. Henley
Norway
Henley
What Is Next For Kissinger
Washington AP reports questions swirl over Henry Kissinger future after Vietnam peace moves. Nixon aide hints at possible post White House role while Kissinger weighs options such as Europe alliance work and a Middle East settlement. Public praise from Nixon appears limited as Kissinger maintains his Foreign Policy chair.
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Harvard
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Amerca
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Kaméramen
Public Hearing Off On County Revenues
County Commissioner Paul Reay announced no public hearing will be held on spending federal revenue sharing funds totaling 92 000. Some officials urged a hearing during December’s budget hearing. 25 000 already allocated, rest set for courthouse parking roof jail building and possible Superior Court budget deficit fixes.
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Paul Reay
Reny
Board of Commissioners
Biddeford
Gilbert Boucher
Kenneburt Selectman
David Key
Nebunk House
James McMahon
Reay
Comamissianas
Superior Court
Johnson Rites Bring Capitol Silence and Nation’s Farewell
Thousands file past Lyndon B. Johnson’s coffin in the Capitol Rotunda then gather at the National City Christian Church for a final tribute. Nixon and Pat Johnson attend as Luci Nugent and family share grief while Johnson’s career arc from 1931 aide to 36th president is recalled.
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Haitians hold U.S. envoy in Mexico City siege
Three Haitian gunmen who captured U.S. Ambassador Knox and 12 political prisoners said they had no quarrel with Knox, believing freeing the prisoners would force Haitian authorities to meet demands. In Saigon, Communist forces launched over 100 attacks in 24 hours, wounding hundreds as the cease fire nears. The Preble sustained minor damage from shellfire amid intensified strikes as both sides brace for a cease-fire.
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Clinton E. Knox
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