Withdrawal and Vietnamization Debate Renewed in Opinion
In Our Opinion argues Nixon’s plan risks expanding the war by aiding South Vietnam in Cambodia and Laos. The piece contrasts lessons from France’s Vietnam withdrawal with U.S. priorities amid inflation and domestic issues. It criticizes Interior Department approval of the Alaska oil pipeline as industry-driven and ecologist-muzzled.
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Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Republic of
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Southeast Asia
France
Algeria
Washington
Congress
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Hanoi
Suppress oil pipeline deal by Interior report criticized
A reported Interior Department memo criticizes the Alaska North Slope to Valdez pipeline plan as unsafe and inadequately addressed. It warns of oil spills, valve failures, ecological damage, and threats to wildlife and native lifestyles, urging deferral until land-use planning is completed. The document, circulated privately, questions industry safety claims and cites alternative energy sources.
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U.S
Alaska
Venezuela
Mideast
America
Black Silent Majority and The Quiet Revolution
The article argues that over a dozen years a rising black middle class has grown despite militant fringe activity. It notes higher earnings, expanded professional roles, and a majority feeling things are improving, while cautioning against street-level provocateurs and urging continued social progress.
It was inevitable unwitting polluter of his environment
In Towanda PA review, a writer argues man pollutes nature by bending it to his will. Soviet researchers find hydrocarbons, alcohol, acids and acetone expelled in breath. The piece critiques mouthwashes, breath fresheners and antiseptics in a capitalist society and calls for reducing the immediate environmental impact.
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Towanda
Dreamer month inspires wild inner life in February
The piece envisions February as a time when men daydream freely about adventurous acts, from stealing to adventures with bosses and secretaries, while noting the drab weather confines real life. It appears in the Corry Evening Journal, with publication details and pricing.
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New York
National
Barre
Brazil
Forecasts Stir Debate On Silver Prices In 1971
New York AP reports divergent views on silver as analysts and traders clash over likely price moves. Some say supplies and demand will keep prices stable or fall, others predict higher prices driven by speculative hoards and new uses for the metal.
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General Servicov
General Services Administration
U.S. Treasury
Handy & Harmon
Walter Frankland
Silver Users Association
Chicago
London
Frankland
U.S
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J. Robert Porter, Jr
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Earth Satellite Corporation
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Dreamers
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Superman
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Eale
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