End of War Echoes in Vietnam Cease-fire and stalemate
The piece draws contrasts with Korea’s cease-fire ending in stalemate and asks if Vietnam may follow a similar course. It cites Nixon’s caution on cease-fire stability, recalls Paris talks since 1969, and notes armistice norms. It ends suggesting a potential Vietnam outcome akin to a tied game, frustrating all parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Fehrenbach
Nixon
Paris
Coleman Phillipson
Portsmouth
Phillipson
N.H
Sakhalin
Japan
Russia
F. de Martens
Vietnam
Korea
Dixie
Notex Notox replaces toxic cement with citrus scent
SUE-SNIFFING by youngsters is a serious addiction problem overshadowing hard drugs. Model Products of Mount Clemens Michigan announces Notox a safe nontoxic model cement that smells like citrus and omits toluene. Virginia Knauer calls it an example of technology with a conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Model Products
Mount Clemens
Mich
Notox
Virginia H. Knauer
Young voters in 1972 campaign show rising political activism
A survey of high school and college students shows 18 to 21 year olds voting for their chosen candidate for the first time and influencing parents' votes. About a quarter of youths were eligible to vote, many remained observers, while one in five high school students and up to one in three collegians claimed they swayed their parents’ presidential choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Miller
Sandusky
Ohio
Alan Gould
Queens
N.Y
Paul Osarowski
Worcester
Mass
Mark Wallgren
Santa Ana
Calif
Self evid ent misuse and word curiosities
A collection by Theodore M Bernstein discusses self evident usage and its limits. It explains that true self evident claims require no proof while other statements need logic or examination. The column also defines epanidiplosis and notes quirky drug dialect terms for context.
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Richard L. Worsnop
By Don Oakley
Newspaper Enterprise Association
AP News
Theodore M. Bernstein
Special Features Syndicate
New York Times
Theodore M
Shinag
Simmons Queen
Simmons
Lady Pepperell
Norron
Collins Road
N.E
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