Kissinger warns slow South Vietnam peace progress
At a Jan 24 press conference Dr Henry Kissinger cautioned that peace would be slow in South Vietnam. He said the political future must be determined by South Vietnamese parties and not imposed by the United States. A Jan 27 cease-fire set an 80 day deadline for a locally developed framework. The period was later extended to July 28.
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South Vietnam
Hattry Kissinger
United States of America
New South
North Vietnam
Vietnam stalemate persists amid Communist intransigence
A fragmented report argues the Viet Cong stall talks on elections while widening a military campaign in South Vietnam. It notes continued North Vietnamese strategy, with South Vietnam maintaining control without US troops or airpower as talks stall and aggression proceeds.
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Ly Agres
South Vietnam
Alk
Ain
Colleges Critique Of Vocational Education In High Schools
A HEW task force report cited by the Compass argues vocational education costs more and benefits few, suggesting most first jobs don’t require its training. It calls for general work skills, practical courses for all students, simulations, cooperative education, better career counseling, and placing educators into real work settings.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
America
Compass
the Association of Independent Colleges and Schools
Boards of Education
Offices of Education
School of Hard Knocks
Get The Dollar Rules Compared In Two Game Sets
The piece contrasts two methods labeled Get The Dollar. One uses intimidation through a mask and gun or authority to coerce payment, while the other relies on voluntary exchange where value exceeds the dollar. It notes public opinion favors the first in some forms and the second in others, with public servants sometimes labeled as coercive or legitimate.
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Main Street
Red Dolan the late star reporter of New York Daily News
The tale chronicles Red Dolan a flamboyant New York Daily News reporter famed for sensational scoops and late arrivals. He rises on scandalous copy then fades after a career of hard living and a final death, cremation, and a quip of lateness even at his urn.
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Star
Red Dolan
Red
New York Daily News
Dolan
Lislan
Gant
Red S
Ste. Marvey Deuell
Deuell
Jimmy Walker
Ship News
U.S
Coast Guard
New York
Harvey
Devel
John O'Donnell
Marti: Sommers
Doris Freeson
Nick Kenny
Irene Kohn
Mark Hellinger
Fred
Wall
A.P
Ue de France
Gloria Swanson
Joseph P. Kennedy
Boston
Red Nolan
Tim
Ile de France
Dalan
Buble
Hudson River
Dylan
Miss Swanson
Kennedy
Trishman
Dedell
Hollywood
Washington
Question and answer on Chinese zodiac symbols and constellations
A fragmentary Q and A discusses the lotus symbolizing summer perfection and poetry plus a garbled answer about constellations. The text mentions eight recognized constellations in astronomy, though the wording is unclear.
Freedom Newspaper Motto Reflects Moral Guidance
The Columbus Telegram from Friday August 10 1973 in Columbus Nebraska presents a motto urging readers to promote and preserve liberty while stressing freedom as a gift from God not government grant. It warns independence requires self discipline and aligns with the Ten Commandments Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
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The
Columbus Telegram
Columbus
Nebraska
Oversupply of protein and meat cancer claim clarified
Dr Lamb explains protein excess is rarely harmful in normal diets and notes protein can be converted to glucose or fat. he also addresses a father’s concern about meat and cancer, clarifying his earlier remarks on nitrates in cured meats and urging balanced, non-cured meat consumption amid high prices.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Liver
Fragmented Desert Notes Point To Obscure Local Record
The readable fragments list scattered terms and names including places, persons, and numbers. It mentions desert guide notes, a judge, and references to land, ancient gods, and a parish site. Details are incomplete and lack a coherent narrative or clear event.
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Judge's Bench
Wat God Ms
Performeement Bisindebted
Vegas
Nevads
Samuel's
Sky fireworks this weekend beyond the Fourth of July
The essay urges readers to watch the August Perseid meteor showers as Earth crosses comet debris. It notes the 1862 Ti t comet, meteor speeds near 45 miles per second, and the dazzling but brief trails that light the sky. It mentions Skylab, radio amateurs, and a call to make wishes while observing shooting stars.
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Mother Nature
Jan
Earth
Ord
Alolt
Outer Space
Skylab
Armstrong
The Kids Turn to Strategy Games in the Eight and Ninth Grade
The passage notes eighth and ninth grade boys playing new strategy games on rainy days, while reflecting on 1960s politics and concerns about foreign influence, Watergate, and global power balance. It contrasts youthful interest in games with calls to national vigilance amid student views of geopolitics.
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Lowell Webker
Gow Baldesan
White House
New Left
Tomm
Welcker
Maldeman
Moscow
Che Guevara
Richard Nixon
Weicker
United States
Risk and Diplomacy shape views on global power
The piece contrasts Risk and Diplomacy as games of conquest and influence, noting how strategic maneuvering mirrors real world power contests. It highlights a new publication, Strategic Review, from the U S Strategic Institute in Washington with leaders like John McCain Jr and Bruce Holloway, aiming to offer deeper analysis for growing readers.
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Strategic Review
Thomas A. Law
U.S. Strategic Institute
Washington, D.C
John §. McCain Jr
Naval
Pacific
Bruce K. Holloway
Strategic Air Command
Tom Lane
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Roman
Biwesteas
W.very
Wien
Lowell
Ponte
Chamberlain
Genghis Khan
Panama Canal
Singapore
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