Editorial Page In Our Opinion Rockefeller Trip Questioned
Editorial questions whether Nelson Rockefeller's Latin America fact finding tour adds value. It notes hostile demonstrations, limited new information, and the risk of anti American sentiment overshadowing policy aims. The piece suggests a temporary halt on such visits to rethink approach and messaging.
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Nixon
Latin America
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Roosevelt
State Department
U. S
Rockefeller
Virginia's Viewpoint on Postal Service Woes in Congress
Virginia Payette argues the postal system is unlikely to improve soon as Congress argues over Nixon's proposed rate hike and structural reforms. The piece notes Postmaster General Blount's push for modernizing the service, Kappel's plan for a non profit postal corporation, and widespread frustration with delays and inefficiencies.
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Virginia Payette
Congress
Herodotus
B. C
Generly
Nixon
Robert Corbett
T. J. Dulski
New York
John Saylor
White House
Winton M. Blount
Capitol Hill
Frederick R. Kappel
At&t
President's Commission On Postal Organization
Blount
Kappel
Tal Department
Rover
Secaucus
N.J
Chamber of Commerce
Pony Express
California
Nixon set to fill Supreme Court openings with varied picks
Washington notes a broad list of potential nominees for Supreme Court vacancies as President Nixon weighs candidates. Rogers, Stewart, Burger, Rhyne and other jurists are discussed, with considerations of age, ideology, and regional balance shaping the deliberations. The piece also references the NYA Nazi allegations and related political intelligence surrounding the era.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
New York Daily News
Nationa Youth Alliance
Students For A Democratic Socieety
The
Daily News
SDS
National Youth Alliance
Dupont Circle Building
Washington, D.C
NVA
U.S
NYA
Youth For Wallace
John Acord
Nixon
Supreme Court
Franklin Roosevelt
William P. Rogers
Torney
Potter Stewart
Potter
Charles. Rhyne
Duke University Law School
Rhyne
World
Fortas
Bernard Segal
Philadelphia
American Bar Association
Henry Friendly
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
Pan American Airways
Paul Freund
Harvard Law School
Felix Frankfurter
East Berlin Entry Challenge by a Bristling Reporter
EAST BERLIN This morning DON MACLEAN describes a tense border crossing from West to East Berlin via Checkpoint Charlie. He navigates language mix ups, passport delays, and police scrutiny while seeking passage back and forth, ending with a wry note on mapmakers and movable borders.
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East Berlin
Berlin Hilton
West Sector
Checkpoint Charlie
Wall
Viewpoints and voices in Biddeford Forum letters
A collection of community letters and notices. A physician supports fluoridation and warns against mass medication while urging caution about poisons in medicines. Poppy Day thanks extend to Biddeford residents and local supporters. A Little League observer defends fair tryouts, explains auction process, and urges adherence to Williamsport rules for age verification and player selection.
Nixon's peace plan framed as South Vietnamese choice
Washington editorial analyzes President Nixon's plan to let South Vietnam decide its political future through free elections, with U.S. troop withdrawals tied to mutual progress and continued negotiations in Paris. It notes a shift from Johnson’s stance, the potential for a two-pronged strategy, and the growing role of Saigon in determining peace viability.
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Don Oakley
Nixon
Vietnam
Th Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Johnson
Manila
Paris
U.S
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Hanoi
America
Baltic peoples wane under Soviet pressure and exile
In a review of Res Baltica editors Adolf Sprudzs and Armins Rusis, Russell Kirk highlights Soviet plans to replace Baltic natives through forced industrialization and mass migration. He notes Latvia Estonia and Lithuania face shrinking native populations, with Germans and Western powers largely silent, while exile communities seek refuge in the United States and Canada. The piece cites projected minority status for Latvians and Estonians by 1975 and warns of cultural extinction without aid.
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Old
League of Nations
United Nations
Baltic States
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
United States
United Nations Committee On Colonialism
Guam
Canada
Mmy
Baltics
V. Stanley Vardys
Dr. Vardys
Soviet Union
Russia
Siberia
Africa
Asia
Lou Henderson
Belgium
Netherlands
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Mac's
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Rand and McNally
People’s Forum
Journal
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St. Louis
Missouri
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Stuart
D.D.S
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Biddeford
W.L.D.E
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Public Finance Company
Rose Soulard
Joe Clark
Williamsport
West
Deford Little League
Washington News
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Gerard A. Tremblay
West Biddeford
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