Opinion: U S Viet role defends tomorrow not present
In Our Opinion the U S Viet role defends tomorrow as well as today. Critics claim withdrawal would invite a China dominated Southeast Asia and a power vacuum, while proponents argue halting bombing offers no Hanoi peace. The piece urges measured action amid broader strategic stakes.
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U. S
Tetrain
Southeast Asia
China
Pacific
Asia
Washington
North Vietnam
Hanoi
LU S
Impressions Of Inez Reflects On Youthful Fashions On Stage
Inez Robe recalls her younger self seen in 1920s and 1930s trends on film and Broadway. She notes beaded dresses, cloche hats, and waistlines, laughing at wardrobe changes while recounting salary at the Daily News and free theater passes. She warns parents to mirror their own fashions to avoid moral panic.
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Wren
Lee
Crace
Julie Andrews
Carol Channing
Mary Trier Moore
Miss Channing
Charleston
New York Daily News
Fifth Avenue
Twiggy
Bijou
Brimstone
South Vietnam
Johnson
Vietnam
Robert Kennedy
Space factory in orbit could span vast future
Space engineers propose a gigantic factory in space housing 328 workers and 72 crewmen for the mid 1990s with an early 1980s trial of a 32-man version. The orbiting facility would enable vacuum refining, cold welding, and germ-free drug production, plus locating fishing grounds and water sources. The piece urges moral and spiritual development alongside scientific progress.
Oilmen push to ease air rules amid rising car efficiency
Washington observers report oil executives fear higher efficiency 1968 models reduce gasoline sales as anti pollution standards tighten toward the 1970s. Ford proposes six month six thousand mile oil change limits while oilmen resist. Congress discusses federal versus state control amid auto industry pressure.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Detroit
Ford
Frisbee Olympic Bid and Congressman’s Amusing Answers
Washington column recalls a summer beach scene and the rise of an International Frisbee Association seeking Olympic status. It quotes a Congressman's humorous, offbeat responses about frisbee hours, wind, wobble, and two feet throws, alongside brief Microscoops on politics and pop culture.
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Don Maclean
Washington
IFA
Congress
Nixon rejects any Vietnam settlement that yields victory to Communists
Nixon says the United States must not concede victory to Communists in Vietnam and vows a carefully orchestrated offensive across military, diplomatic, and economic fronts. He blasts Johnson's war leadership as ineffective and argues Moscow backs Hanoi,断 and that cutting aid could end the war in six months.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington
New York
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Nixon
Kentucky
Thruston Morton
Nelson Rockefeller
Hanoi
Peking
South
Vietnam
America
Pacific
Asia
Johnson
Soviet Union
Moscow
Nixon Seen As Possible Alternative To Johnson in 1968
Russell Kirk argues Republicans lack a clear alternative to President Johnson over Vietnam. He singles out Rep. Ford as principled yet noncandidate, notes Romney and Rockefeller political fragility, and suggests Nixon may offer a decisive, imaginative policy path before year's end.
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Gerald Ford
Michigan
Rep
Mel Laird
R-Wis
Madison
Wis
Beltsville
Capitol Hill
House Ap
Russell Kirk
Sen
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
George Romney
Johnson
Morton
White House
Senate
Vietnam
Ford
Romney
John Lindsay
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Charles Percy Coos
Illinois
Richard Nixon
America
Nixon
Aspirin and American Lifestyle Reflected in Media
A playful look at aspirin as a cultural staple with 25 ton daily usage by U S citizens and its prominence across ages. The piece notes headaches from domestic issues and television, praising Yankee ingenuity in creating a new art form beyond X ray imaging of an aspirin pill’s journey through the body.
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U.S
Alimentary Canal
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Goldwater
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Washington News
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