We Tippy-Toe In Vietnam And The No-Win War
In Our Opinion the piece argues the Vietnam policy has expanded the conflict into Laos and Cambodia and labels US actions as timorous appeasement. It critiques Senate liberals and Attorney General Mitchell's influence on Nixon, claiming a shift toward foreign meddling and secrecy.
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Nixon Aides and Senators Clash Over Court Picks
Mitchell wields influence with Nixon guiding defense of conservative nominees. Dole accuses colleagues of defection while planning leadership moves. Arab Hanoi link shown as revolutionaries unite against Israel and the United States. Blackmun nomination moves toward smooth Senate confirmation with Meany and Mitchell’s civil rights allies leaning supportive. Conservative bloc forms around Burger/Harlan/Stewart, with Douglas Brennan Marshall as liberal anchors.
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Potter Steward
William C. Douglas
William Brennan
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Hugo Black
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Chinatown youths reshape Sa Francisco's Chinese-American scene
A 1965 revisit to San Francisco's Chinatown reveals a shift from orderly, family-centered youth to restless gangs like Wah Ching allied with the Black Panthers, amid poverty, overcrowded housing, and a flood of new immigrants seeking Western status. Elders blame immigration after the end of quotas, while the new generation adopts Western aspirations and habits, signaling a cultural shift and loss of filial discipline.
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Entanglements and Vietnam War Debates by George Cookiis
A reflective column questions U S policy and claims on Vietnam from 1941 to 1970 How presidents Johnson Nixon and Kennedy guided or misled public sentiment It cites troop levels negotiations progress and warnings about entanglements with a call to clarify stance and goals amid mounting casualties.
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Personal Ecology Moments Of Frustration In City Life
New York column lists daily irritations that mess with a man’s mood from blind dates and noisy alarms to late arrivals and repeated questions. It paints a portrait of urban foibles and social misfires that test patience in a busy routine.
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Corry drivers program starts in public schools
In Corry yesterday the driver education program began in the public schools by Atlantic Refining Company representatives. Arthur J. Schaab bought Burgnon Wallpaper and Paint Store on North Center from Harold and Mrs Burgnon, who ran it for two years.
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