Found The Measure Of Government Naivete In Vietnam Policy
Our editorial lambasts the decision to halt bombing in North Vietnam in exchange for Hanoi promising no escalation in the south. It argues the United States proves untrustworthy and warns the public will resist rising taxes and deaths as war drags on, predicting social unrest if policy continues.
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United States
North Vietnam
Hanoi
South
United Nations
U Thant
Editorial Thought For Today Reflects Tax Bite Ahead
A Torrance California Press Herald note urges citizens to use savings to fund rights to demonstrate while planning future budgets for bigger taxes. A Matawan New Jersey Journal praises young people entering public service as a meaningful vocation.
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Torrance
Calif
Press-Herald
Matawan
N.J
Wage Law AGitation Raises Teen Job Fears
An AP report notes that minimum wage increases may be costing teenage jobs. NFIB cites a drop in teen employment among its 7,049 members, with 40 percent of reductions linked to wage hikes from 1.25 to 1.60 hourly. Critics urge exemptions for apprentices.
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New York
National Federation of Independent Business
NFIB
Nixon missteps on early Paris peace talks debate
The article argues President Nixon hesitated on private talks with North Vietnam in Paris, delaying progress as Saigon faced intensified bombing and rising U.S. casualty estimates. It highlights Cyrus Vance and Averell Harriman reporting to Washington, Lodge's cautious stance, and lack of presidential authorization for private negotiations.
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Washington
State Department
Paris
Saigon
Nixon
Lee
Cyrus Vance
Defense
Averell Harriman
Vietnam
Vance
New York
Pentagon
Detroit
Washington-Paris
Henry Cabot Lodge
Harriman’s
Lodge
South Vietnam
United States
Harriman and
Todge
Corry Evening Journal Publication Details
The Corry Evening Journal appears to note publication and republication rules with a reference to a sixty five cent price and an advance date. It mentions general management and a start for a purported publication schedule.
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Sy Moorest
Garrison Fiasco Reexamined Through Harvey's Lens
A critical look at Jim Garrison's investigation into Clay Shaw, citing Paul Harvey's critique. Russo admits overheard talk did not prove a plot to kill Kennedy, while Garrison's pursuit is labeled an abuse of office and a betrayal of due process amid Cuban refugee outrage and political fallout.
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Garrison
Cambridge Springs Routs Corry in District 10 Class B Final
In Edinboro College last night Cambridge Springs sprinted back from an eight point deficit to beat Corry 43 31 and reach the District 10 Class B finals before 750 fans. The win came as a rally in the third period defied the Beavers with a decisive score.
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Corry
Cambridge Springs
Beavers
Edinboro College
Today in History March 11 highlights from world events
On March 11 dates include the US Navy founded in 1794 with Congress authorizing six ships. 1910 Napoleon’s marriage by proxy in Vienna to Marie Louise. 1865 Sherman at Fayetteville. 1888 Blizzard of 1883 began. 1942 MacArthur left Bataan. 1950 crumbling Japanese resistance at Iwo Jima.
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US. Navy
Congress
Napoleon
France
Vienna
Marie Louise
Austria
Montgomery
Ala
William Tecumseh Sherman
Fayetteville
N.C
US East Coast
New York
Douglas MacArthur
Bataan
Philippines
Australia
U.S
Iwo Jima
Senate
Hawaii
House
Soviet Union
East Germany
Washington
Warsaw
Poland
Clude
Communist Party
How to Contact Your Elected Office In State and U S Posts
Contact details listed for state representatives and senators in Pennsylvania and federal offices. Names include Assemblyman Forest Hopkins James Willard and others with addresses in Harrisburg Harrisburg US Capitol and Washington DC for outreach.
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Assemblyman Forest Hopkins
North East
Harrisburg
James Willard
Pulaski
Mercer County
State Capitol
U. S
Hugh Scott
Richard Schwelker
Senate
Washington
D.C
Joseph Vigorito
Erie
House
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Wedge
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Tennessee Valley Authority
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Laos
Thailand
Harriman
Hitler
Mussolini
the Corry Evening Journal
Ee Senteed
Paul Harvey
Jim Garrison
Wid Amorney
Russo
New Orleans
Kennedy
Clay Shaw
Case
Bay of Pigs
Cuba
Miami
Perry Russo
American Bar Association
Louisiana
Lindsey
Patty Ann Kuss
Walter Kuss
Company C
Ford City
Grove City
112Th Regiment
Sinclair Refining Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wayne Street
Sinclair
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