Editorial Page In Our Opinion on African Conflict
In Our Opinion editorials lament Africa’s post Congo violence with Burundi’s fighting between Tutsis and Hutus. The piece cites 100,000 deaths, genocide attempts, exiled Hutu invasions, and mass targeting of educated specialists, arguing future rebuilding faces collapse.
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Congo
Africa
Burundi
Peacetime costs loom large in Nixon era critique
Virginia Payette surveys a costly peacetime economy as deficit spending escalates. She argues Congress enlarges appropriations, with \$250 billion projected, amid health, education, welfare and defense demands while incumbents seek early adjournment.
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Virginia Payette
Nixon
Senate
House of Representatives
Pentagon
Pentagon K
U.S.A
Congress
Truman
Conscience-stricken thief returns purse with letter
A drug addict apologizes to Mrs Schmidt for stealing her purse in New York. He writes that addicts need help and urges support for treatment programs funded by taxes and voting. The note cites Psalm 25:17 and asks community aid to prevent further incidents.
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Jesus
Silent garbage truck tests in San Francisco
San Francisco weighs a silent garbage truck that loads refuse without the usual crash and bang. The idea is to reduce noise pollution while keeping efficiency, but critics question whether the lack of noise signals proper collection.
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San Francisco
AT&T Dems Cozy Deal Sparks Miami Convention Scrutiny
Washington column details Democratic National Committee bid chaos over Miami convention communications. AT&T offered a bargain rate while an ITT affiliate floated a $1.7 million plan, raising questions of governance, gifts laws, and party handling of bids.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
At&t
ITT
Democratic National Committee
Miami
General Communications and Electronics
Nashville
National Committee
Dick Murphy
Southern Bell
U S fur import ban sparks debates on wildlife and fashion
Column argues a U S ban on wildcat fur imports and sales is needed to save endangered big cats. It mocks snob appeal of real furs, cites tiger scarcity in India, and urges legal action and donations to journalists' relief.
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Weber
Phil Crane
Bill
Crane
Barry Goldwater Jr
R-Calif
Big
Tip O’neill
D-Mass
Natty Ken Gray
Bob Michel
Oklahoma
Tom Steed
John Camp
FDA
Charles Edwards
O’neill
Capitol Hill
Edwards
Weder
Don Maclean
Washington
U.S
Paris
Canada
York
India
Hanoi planners warned invasion ill prepared before action
Washington dispatch reports Hanoi strategists drafted a pre invasion analysis last December four months before the South Vietnam invasion. They warned Saigon uprisings were unlikely due to poor preparation and predicted South Vietnamese forces would withdraw to stretch enemy lines.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Ashington
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
Saigon
South Vietnam
Terrritory
State education red tape blocks teachers from other states
Opinion piece rails at arcane rules requiring new residency certificates and extra education courses for out of state teachers. The author cites Arizona as an example and argues such measures limit talent and creativity, while politicians discuss education policy.
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Departments of Public Instruction
Arizona
New Jersey
Department of Education
Scottsdale
Ellis Island
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