Randolph's Vietnam stance attacked as futile propaganda
editorial blasts Sen. Jennings Randolph for justifying U S intervention in Vietnam as noble while condemning its execution. It argues leaders misused power, cites historical wars, questions the U S role as international policeman, and condemns aerial bombing as inhumane and counterproductive.
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Both Colors Much Alike in Detroit Racial Attitudes
Market Opinion Research Inc. for the Detroit News reports a second Detroit poll showing blacks and whites share concerns over crime drugs jobs education and housing. Both sides oppose busing and favor good schools and decent housing though views on integrated neighborhoods differ.
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Market Opinion Research Inc
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Detroit News
Explo '72 Rally Omits War Critique In Dallas
A Dallas event drew many youths to a Jesus Movement gathering titled Explo '72. The author alleges the Vietnam War and wartime participation were not mentioned, implying the rally would be different today if the Son of God attended.
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Donor ties loom in Antitrust Drug Settlements
Justice Department eyed a $14.3 million settlement with Pfizer American Cyanamid Bristol Myers Squibb and Upjohn over tetracycline fraud and alleged unlawful sales practices. Judge Miles Lord warned the plan would shield overcharged consumers, while officials tied the deal to campaign contributions and political fundraising.
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Nixon
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Mitchell
McLaren
Les Whitten
Readers' Forum criticizes library loafers uniforms
The Gazette columnist argues the public library's continuance in its current state is indefensible. He says loafers, with uniforms resembling officers, project authority and intimidate the timid, creating a de facto ban on many Charleston residents. He cites court rulings on appearance of force.
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Bombing Dikes in North Vietnam Raises Genocide Alarm
The piece argues dike bombing could flood the Tonkin Plain and starve millions. It cites North Vietnamese statements, AFP reporter Jean Thoraval findings of damaged Nam Dinh dikes, and a non Communist source asserting systematic bombing. Nixon cautions against civilian casualties while labeling dikes an indirect military target.
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McGovern's income grant idea faces critique in Upton Lyons study
The Cambridge Institute study argues income and wealth are highly concentrated with the richest fifth earning vastly more than the bottom three fifths. It notes tax rules and capital gains diminish progressivity, while transfers to the poor remain a small share of income. It links inequality to social unrest and crime, urging redistribution as a remedy.
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George McGovern
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Nancy Lyons
Cambridge Institute
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Herbert Gans
Columbia University
Intercepted Message from 1972 Memo Excerpt
A short fragment shows a June 30 1972 note addressed to Dick with a playful line about smelling the computer's breath. It hints at a larger story on page 1A and bears the signature J R Barber from Understocked.
U.N. Budget Cuts Mirror Shifting Global Power
The United States plans to reduce its UN budget share to about 25 percent, raising questions about the UN’s role in crisis, peace, and global governance. Critics say Nixon era policy favors national power balances over multilateral forums.
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