Editorial Page: In Our Opinion on Vietnam Talks
An editorial warns U S negotiators against conceding in preliminary talks with Hanoi. It argues Paris talks will be prolonged and bitter, with Hanoi seeking unconditional cessation of all U S war actions. Upholding commitments matters more than swift peace, and patience is urged as talks proceed.
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Washington
Hanoi
Paris
Ho Chi Minh
U.S
North
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
de Gaulle
Vietnam
Northwestern surrender to black student demands sparks wave of campus protests
Paul Harvey reports that Northwestern University capitulated to all listed demands after 100 black students occupied the administration building for 36 hours. The surrender included hiring more Black faculty, black studies expansion, segregated dorms, and cafeteria fare changes. He notes ensuing protests at seven other campuses and calls for stronger leadership.
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Paul Harvey
Northwestern University
Northwestern
Joe Redman
B .F. Helman
Richard Kenny
Woman Rescued After 12 Days In Sierra Wilderness
A California woman who wandered into the Sierra wilderness to die crawled back to safety after twelve days of hunger cold and rain. Deputies near Lake Tahoe found her too weak to walk inching through the forest she said she had no one to turn to and no one cared. She carried two sweet rolls and no weather protection when she entered the night.
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Sierra
Lake Tahoe
Calif
Senate to Probe Mafia Loan Shark Ring In Cities
The Senate Small Business Committee begins a grim inquiry into Mafia loan sharking that grips thousands of small businesses and drives economic coercion. Witnesses from New York and Chicago describe exorbitant rates, violence, and coercive methods tied to bank referrals and mob ties.
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Washington
Senate Small Business Committee
Senate
George Smal Fla
Ernest P. Evan
New York City
Chicago
William Jackson
Evans
Sen. Smathers
Michael Metzger
New York
Mpoyer
Louis C. Cottell
New York Police Department
Practical joke on government offices ends in political sting
A playful plan to occupy a new federal building highlights government drift and misused spaces. HERO volunteers seize an unused Rayburn House Office Building room to boost campaign literature for Republicans, then depart after a McCormack inquiry. The column muses on democracy, politics, and global notes with quips on Germany and the Ivy League.
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Rayburn House
Capitol Hill
House
John McCormack
Opium Trade Fuels Southeast Asia Wars and Red Trade
Washington correspondent reports opium and heroin flows fund Communist forces in Laos Vietnam and Thailand. North Vietnamese control of opium regions and corrupt officials enable arms shipments via China and Hong Kong with profits climbing from 35 cents to $125 per ounce at markets, illustrating how narcotics profits sustain war efforts.
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Ray Cromley
NEA
Washington
Thailand
Laos
Cambo- Vientiane
Maodia
Tse-tung
Ho Chi Minh
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
China
North Vietnam
Cambodi
Hong Kong
Prince Apa
Canton
Haiphong
Vientiane
Bangpet
Los
South Vietnam
Hong
Kobe
Singapore
Editor's Outlook: Telegraphed Punches Hit U S Universities
The piece critiques American colleges facing calculated campus upheaval led by SDS. It cites Columbia riot over a Harlem gym plan, NYU SDS plans for violence, and editor criticisms of university governance, journalism, and radical movements impacting campuses globally.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Students For A Democratic Society
Columbia
Grayson Kirk
Harlem
New York
John Lindsay
University
New York University
SDS
Firebomb
SDS Daily
America
Alice Widener
U.S.A
NYU
Lindsay
Brooklyn Bridge
Kirk
Univer
Biddeford Saco Journal Local Rates and Editorial Staff
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists subscription rates payable in advance: one month two dollars sixty cents, six months fifteen dollars fifty cents, one year thirty one dollars. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and declares exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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W. Paul Cagay
E. P. Ingallg
Associated Press
Ap News
Pacifice
Biddeford
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