Cause For Anger: Kissinger Tho Talks Led to Bombing Resumption
The piece argues that U S bombing and harbors mining resumed after the November election due to Hanoi’s stall tactics in Paris negotiations. It attributes blame to Tho and Hanoi for new demands, intelligence signs of Hanoi plans, and the belief that North Vietnam sought to save face while pressuring Congress and public opinion.
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United States
North Vietnam
U. S
Henry Kissinger
Paris
le Duc Tho
Tho
Kissinger
Hanoi
Thco
Moscow
Peking
Politburo
Congress
Nixon
Communists Press Peace Talks Amid Vietnam War Tensions
Moscow and Beijing urged the cease fire agreement’s signing and signaled the talks with Le Duc Tho while denouncing American bombing. Brezhnev Podgorny Kosygin congratulated Vietnam on its 12th anniversary and urged steps toward a political settlement. Beijing warned bombing could wreck a near final Paris accord.
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Moscow
Peking
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Henry Kissinger
North Vietnam
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Aleks
Vietnam
Critics Tangle Over Peace in Indochina and US Role
Washington debates over Vietnam peace as antiwar activism grows and Nixon seeks a settlement. The piece notes US support for South Vietnam, fears of a surrender, and the risk of renewed fighting if a ceasefire stalls. It cites opposition inside the United States and the need for binding agreements to prevent future aggression.
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Washington
United States
Indochina
Vietnam
Nixon
North
South
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Red China
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
Can Agnew Do It The Nixon era pressures on Agnew's 1976 bid
The piece analyzes Vice President Agnew's cautious, high-stakes path toward a 1976 presidential run. It notes he must broaden appeal beyond hard-line supporters, build party contacts, and avoid internal clashes, while confronting rivals like Connally Percy and a potential Kennedy drag on GOP unity.
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Agnew
Vietnam
Nixon
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
GOP
South
John Connally
Charles Percy
Illinois
Percy
Israel Faces Crisis Over Golda Meir Departure and Dayan Plot
Jerusalem reports a deep political crisis as Golda Meir weighs leaving the premiership amid efforts by Moshe Dayan to push for a national policy on the occupied territories. The stance splits Labor and threatens coalition stability as Meir plans a Washington visit with President Nixon.
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Golda Meir
Golda
Labor Party
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Oval Office
Nixon
Mrs. Meir
Dayan
Gahal Party
Gahal
Aareecene
National Religious Party
Meir
Sapir
Dyan
Waste as Fertilizer From Sewage and Farms
In this essay style piece, the author argues that human and animal waste should fertilize soil rather than be dumped into waterways. He cites Milwaukee and Muskegon programs, Chicago sludge use, and Gerber cannery practices to illustrate profitable recycling of waste into arable land, urging municipalities to adopt similar methods.
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China
Japan
India
Africa
Michigan
Milwaukee
Muskegon
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Illinois
Gerber
Dan Gerber
Kennedy Accepts Nixon Victory and Signals Center Move
The column argues Ted Kennedy should rise above partisanship after Nixon's landslide, praising his measured response on Meet the Press. It cautions against overreacting and urges Democrats to accept the voters’ verdict and support the new president while tracking Kennedy’s centrist stance.
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Ted Kennedy
Nixon
Congress
Kennedy
Ike
Meet the Press
Inauguration Costs and Holiday Craft Nostalgia
The piece notes the high cost of Mr. Nixon's second inauguration and jokes about saving the first taping. It mentions a basketball center’s parents unhappy he misses a Christmas tournament, and ends on a reminder not to discard anything as a future craft project may arise.
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