Nixon plan veers toward peace in Vietnam conflict
Editorial notes Nixon may salvage a measure of success from U.S. Vietnam venture as he plans to visit Red China, breaking Saigon generals’ opposition to political solutions. They propose a cease-fire and reunification by elections, while Viet Cong in Paris warn Red China could push for a Geneva settlement.
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Richard Nixon
U.S
Southeast Asia
Red China
Saigon
Vietnam
North
South Vietnam
Paris
Geneva
Encouraging Signs on Vietnam Peace Prospects
The article argues that since neither side in Vietnam can sustain full war, major powers may have reached basic understandings. It suggests a political coalition could emerge bringing peace, with Nixon and China’s leaders unlikely to diverge without shared aims. Early signs are encouraging.
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Richard Nixon
China
Agnew Praises Dictators as Free Press Criticized
Vice President Agnew ends a world tour amid praise for authoritarian rulers and scorn for a free press. He met leaders including Haile Selassie, Jomo Kenyatta, Mobutu, and Franco, suggesting black leaders could learn from strongmen while bemoaning press freedoms.
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Agnew
U.S
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Kitchen Decisions And Debt Trends In The Economy
John Cuniff analyzes how household choices and financial behavior shape the economy. Consumers cut spending and pay down debt, reducing charge account totals from 8.85 billion in 1970 to about 8 billion, with March at 7.2 billion. Personal bankruptcies rise again, likely surpassing 180,000 this year, while unemployment lingers around 6 percent and stock markets remain volatile.
Pierson Shapes Nichols Script With Writer Involvement
Frank Pierson planned a fun pilot for James Garner’s Nichols and invited writers to the set to stay involved. He tested 18 writers, narrowed to four, and emphasized multiple rewrites. Garner plays a reluctant sheriff in Nichols Arizona with one death in the first 16 episodes.
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Hollywood
Frank Pierson
James Garner
Nichols
Garner
Maverick
Pierson
Jim
Ariz
Today in History July 20 1971 highlights
On this date in 1969 Apollo 11 landed man on the moon with Armstrong and Aldrin. Other listed events include Colombia's 1810 independence, baseball ticketing in 1859, Confederate capital move in 1861, WWI draft lottery in 1917, WWII era bomb plot, Guam invasion, JFK shelter program shift, LBJ Vietnam warning, and Britain willing to sell arms to South Africa after an embargo.
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Associated Press
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin Aldrin Jr
Colombia
Spain
Brooklyn
New York
Congress of the Confederate States
Richmond
Radio Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Guam
John F. Kennedy
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Defense Department
Lyndon
Johnson
North Vietnam
U.S
Britain
South Africa
Vietnam Proposal Dates from Geneva
The Geneva 1954 talks spurred a Vietnam unification via elections, a notion later opposed by the United States and Ngo Dinh Diem. Pentagon papers reveal NSC drafted May 1955 policy to back free secret-ballot elections while avoiding losing them, urging Diem to push secret ballots under strict supervision. The Viet Minh supporters of Ho Chi Minh were cited as expected to reject such terms. The United States declined to sign the Geneva agreement after the conference.
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Associated Press
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South Vietnam
Indochina
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Ho Chi Minh
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Ngo Dinh Diem
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Diem
Korea
Germany
Viet Minh
Council
Parimutuel advocates push for Kansas betting expansion
Kansas parimutuel supporters led by Dr. Al Bissing in Wichita push for legalizing parimutuel betting to boost tourism and tax revenue. Critics warn Ak-Sar-Ben like monopoly issues, facility needs, and political risk as they doubt quick success in Kansas.
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Sunflower
Wichita
al Bissing
Sedgwick
Omaha
Ak - Sar - Ben
United States
TV Guide Sunday Night Lineup Highlights and Airs
Prime time features Make Your Own Kind of Music with Al Hirt Carpenters and guests Herb Alpert Cimarron Strip returns for a summer run Stuart Whitman leads as Marshal Jim Crown Senate hearings on Mainland China flash highlights Mod Squad Bill Cosby Beverly Hillbillies Misterogers Green Acres Cimarron Strip The Old Man Who Cried Wolf later All in the Family Marcus Welby Now You See It Health in America public affairs debate and late movies The Big Combo The Easy Way Three Stripes in the Sun Daniel Boone and Talk shows Merv Griffin Johnny Carson Cavett finished by 12 20 a m Easy to Take screen title lists
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Television Log: July 6 2011 daytime schedule details
The television log lists weekday daytime programming across multiple stations including KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KTWU KODE WIBW KTEW WDAF Chanute station notes for Wednesday July 6 2011 with afternoon shows such as Mister Rogers Neighborhood Eddie’s Father The Parlor and various talk and game programs plus late night news weather and sports blocks featuring instances of NFL Action Merv Griffin and Tonight Show.
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Chanute
Military cosmetic surgery on taxpayer dime sparks uproar
Washington Merry Go Round reports wives and daughters of service members can receive cosmetic nose jobs, facelifts, and bust enhancements at Bethesda, Walter Reed, and Lackland Air Force Base hospitals. Some procedures address deformities, many are cosmetic, prompting concerns over morale, recruiting, and secrecy.
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Washington
Pentagon
Cosmetic surgery cited by military hospitals and rights concerns
The article notes military hospitals offering cosmetic procedures as part of accredited plastic surgery programs, with care limited by space and priority. It cites Capt. Wilbur Latham of Bethesda Naval Hospital and discusses broader issues of government funding, investigations, and political snubs surrounding officials including Judge Ritter and Rep. Staggers.
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American Board of Plastic Surgery
Wilbur Latham
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Humboldt Workmen to Exhume 300 Bodies for Reburial
The Humboldt parish reports that workmen from St. Joseph Catholic Church will begin exhuming over 300 bodies for reburial in a new cemetery one day north of Humboldt. The move follows rock threatenings and inevitable soil concerns from Monarch Cement Co. blasting. The town watches as Dr. George Gallup's statewide prohibition poll results due Aug. 1. The Tribune notes the Wallace Circus arrival livening the day.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Monarch Cement Co
Kansas
George Gallup
The
Tribune
Wallace Circus
Chanute Tribune Advertising Rates and Circulation Notes
The Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates for in state and out of state mail, moving carrier delivery, Chanute post office boxholders, and Chanute carrier service. It notes tax details, delivery terms, and that the paper is a member of the Associated Press and the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Kansas
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The
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