Truman Named As Vice President Despite Early Doubts
Editorial reflects on Harry S Truman as a political choice for vice presidency, noting initial public unfamiliarity and the challenge of proving himself an effective leader after Franklin D. Roosevelt’s era. It discusses perceptions of greatness and the path from obscurity to impact.
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Even Top Jurist Can't Escape The Metroliner Smoke
Chief Justice Warren Burger complained about cigar and cigarette smoke on Penn Central Metroliner trips between New York and Washington and urged changes. He noted surgeon general findings and pressed Transportation Secretary Volpe, prompting an end to cigar and pipe smoking in club cars while cigarettes remained allowed. The piece also praises Harry S Truman's leadership and urges current leadership to emulate his example.
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Penn Central
New York City
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Warren Burger
Health, Commerce, Transportation & Meat Inspection
Wendell Watercress
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Agnew
Richard Kleindienst
Treasury
George Shultz
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Richard Nixon
Secret
Air Force
Overrun Aircraft Co
Pentagon
le Blanc
FTC
White House
LeBlanc
Tsai
Debts Rise as Nixon Term Sparks Spending Fears
The federal debt surpasses 440 billion to 1100 billion, with much of the increase attributed to the early Nixon years. Officials warn of long term fiscal strain as borrowing climbs amid wartime and domestic spending.
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Art Buchwald style mock interview with Watercress consultant
A satirical portrait of Wendell Watercress, ex deputy undersecretary, now a Washington consultant. The piece parodies his high level phone conversations and deals with Commerce, Housing, and the Pentagon, showing influence peddling, political pressure, and empty profit talks amid a presidential aura.
Readers' Forum Voices Pro and Con on Impeachment
Letters to the editor erupt over impeachment talk and Vietnam policy. Names cited include Nixon supporters and governors, with Mrs. Karen Johnson defending Governor Arch Moore and local officials discussed in a lively community response.
The Vietnam Peace Talks and a Bombers Decision
Joseph Kraft recounts post mortem theories on the failed Paris talks, detailing Kissinger Thieu Le Duc Tho interactions from October to December, the armistice basis, and the controversial Nixon bombing decision seen as a stain on America's name. The piece critiques missed diplomatic avenues and the shifting North Vietnamese concessions.
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Henry Kissinger
le Duc Too
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Nguyen van Thieu
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Thieu
United States
Saigon
International Commission
le Duc Tho
Dr. Kissinger
Seigen
Paris
Nguyen Co Thach
Foreignties Office
Alexander Haig
Washington
Kissinger
Georges Pompidou
Soviet Union
China
Nixon
America
Red Lake tragedy stirs anger amid stalled aid and broken treaties
The Red Lake Chippewas face deadly conflict after the shooting of 1 year old Brian Desjarlait. U S Attorney Renner questions police accounts as other reports allege civil rights charges against an Indian officer. The so called Broken Treaties Papers reveal long neglect, faulty federal help, and limited economic progress on the reservation.
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Brian Desjarlait
Red Lake
U. Atty
Robert Renner
Desjarlait
FBI
Minnesota
Red
Lake
Rhode Island
Shame on Earth in New York Times Service
Hamlet, N C. The piece condemns American bombing in Vietnam on Christmas Day, arguing escalation, casualties, and political deceit prolong a war deemed unwinnable. It frames Nixon's policy as a national shame and questions the duty of Americans to support or justify mass destruction.
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When the Computer Demands a Raise in 1972 Charleston
A brief story note hints at a feature on page 1B about a computer writing and demanding a raise, attributed to Herb Johnson in the Computing section of Charleston. The fragment signals a human computer exchange theme and a page 1B placement.
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