Moore’s West Virginia progress under Arch Moore
The piece credits Governor Arch Moore with notable state progress in 1970. Personal income growth and economic expansion are linked to coal industry rebound and commerce efforts, while welfare rolls fell by 47 620, largely due to Edwin Flowers. The article notes political obstacles and speculates on future Republican gains.
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Moore
West Virginia
State Department of Commerce
Edwin Flowers
Arch Moore
Secrecy Rules Under Review in Vietnam War Documents
The White House disclosed that on January 15 President Nixon ordered a NSC review of classification procedures to speed declassification. He invited Senate leaders to breakfast and said the Pentagon study of the war’s origins would be turned over to Congress for scrutiny as debates over openness continue.
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White House
Nixon
National Security Council
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Pentagon
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Mansfield, Fulbright, and Co
U. S
Hanoi
McCone
California
CIA
Central Intelligence
Richard Helms
Helms
Florida Keys
Army
Brad Ayers
Cuba
Ayers
Fidel Castro
Treasury
John Connally
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Ed Edmondson
Harris
Capitol Hill
Edmondson
Democratic Party
Shotgun Schultz Upset After Golf Cart Incident
Schultz offers no alibi for being thrown from a new golf cart but notes the vehicle had not been ridden before. The incident centers on a sudden launch from the cart and the ensuing surprise.
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Shotgun Schultz
Panic in Magazine Offices Over Drug Article
Panic spread through the offices of a national magazine as staff prepared for press hot with a drug problem article. The nearly finished issue faced delays before final approval and timetables.
Cigarette Sales Rise While Per Capita Use Falls
Statistics show rising cigarette sales alongside a decline in consumption per person. The data imply quitting is easier than breaking the buying habit.
Serb Rebellion Shapes Tito’s Balkan Power Play
Belgrade reports a rising Serb challenge framing Marshal Tito’s June 2 plan for a collective presidency. Gen Draja Mihailovich and the chetniks are highlighted as pivotal resistors, while Tito’s move to a six republic system and a Slovenian ally stirs Serb anger and fears of dictatorship.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Tito
Macbeth
Banquo
Koca Popovic
Popovic
Mikhailovich
Sarajevo
Edward Kardelj
Kardelj
Red
USDA
Pentagon Study fuels debate on Vietnam policy abroad and at home
Washington observers say the Pentagon Study is incomplete and not authentic while critics claim it shapes public opinion against the United States in Paris talks and in Washington. The piece warns it could prolong the war and erode faith in government and allies.
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Washington
Pentagon
United States
Johnson
Hanoi
Paris
Vietnam
America
Red China
Soviet Union
Europe
Asia
CIA image gains in Pentagon Vietnam study
Pentagon assessment portrays the CIA as perceptive in analyzing Indochina during the Vietnam war. It argues the agency helped undermine the domino theory and questioned bombing aims, while noting later directors limited policy involvement under President Nixon’s era.
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CIA
Vietnam
Indochina
United States
Laos
Cambodia
Asian
U. S
North Vietnam
Walt W. Rostow
Rostow
State Department
South
Johnson
Pentagon
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
Malaysia
National Security Council
State Department Intelligence
Defense Intelligency Agency
John A. McCone
Fulbright file shows Pentagon scrutiny of senator 1969
The Pentagon set up a special file on Senator Fulbright in December 1969 amid clashes over Vietnam propaganda. Memos reveal a target on Fulbright’s Senate speeches and public relations, with the file expanding under Col. Earl Browning and Cmdr. George Marakas, though officials claimed it used only public records. The effort continued during his battles with Pentagon information programs.
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Washington
William Fulbright
D-Ark
Pentagon
Vietnam
Defense Department
Fulbright
Defense
Mel Laird
Laird
Fred Buzhardt
Congress
Buzhardt
Roger Kelley
Foreign Relations Committee
Kelley
Cmdr
George Marakas
Office of Information
Armed Forces
Marakas
Senator Fulbright
Senate
DOD
Department of Defense
Col
Earl Browning
John Broger
Broger
Browning
Army
Navy
Air Force
Secretary of Defense
Committees On Armed Services
House of Representatives
Buffalo Doctor book highlights Dr Cummings and herd life
Russell Kirk writes about Dwain Cummings D O and his Michigan Rx Ranch. The Buffalo Doctor chronicles the doctor’s experiments with buffalo and yaks, his rural hospital in Stanwood, and his charitable gifts to Native Americans, with family anecdotes and humor.
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Kahtanka
Worms
Pachen
Dalai
Monica
Buffalo Doctor
Prentice-Hall
Jean Cummings
Pinkie
Dwain Cummings
D. O
Cummings
Buffalo
Bill
Catskill
New York
Annette
Cecilia
U.S
Dr. Cummings
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Henry Ford
Mercer County
Bluefield
Princeton
Henry J. Taylor
Draja Mikhailovich
Chetniks
Vardar Valley
Salonica
Greece
Erwin Rommel
Egypt
Zagorb
Rommel
el Alamein
Winston Churchill
Balkans
New York State
Pennsylvania
Italy
Adriatic
Second Congress of
David Lawrence
Robert Allen
Henry A. Kissinger
Central Intelligence Agency
Jack Anderson
Russell Kirk
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