Milk program clash prompts congressional plea for funding
The piece argues against the Agriculture Department cutting free milk for one third of U S schoolchildren. It notes 100 congressmen including Rep Joseph Vigorito urging Rep James Whitten to fund the program despite missing departmental request. It questions the payroll growth for food stamps and milk cuts amid broad support in Congress. It also covers Chou En-lai's Hanoi trip and U S intelligence on possible Chinese intervention in Indochina with a cautious, nuanced view of Beijing and Moscow dynamics.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Rep
Joseph Vigorito
James Whitten
House Appropriations Subcommittee On Agriculture
Congress
Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Department
Federal Department
Quiet diplomacy keeps lines open between Washington and Peking
Washington and Peking maintain ongoing diplomatic contact through formal talks and informal channels. The relationship blends caution with cautious optimism as both sides seek to avoid miscalculations amid crises in Laos and Vietnam while preventing a direct U.S. invasion or Chinese intervention.
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Laos
Washington
China
U.S
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Indochina
Peking
Warsaw
Vietnamizing faith and foreign missions rhetoric
A 1960s-era editorial tone argues for exporting Christianity through indigenous missionaries to counter global demographic growth and perceived threats. It touts evangelism by John Haggin and Evangelism International, links missions to geopolitical strategy, and contrasts faith with communism while promoting Bible-centric outreach and training leaders abroad.
Memories and small town life remembered in reflections
A reflective reminiscence on memories shaping meaning in life. The piece recalls nostalgic details from a bygone era, including family life, social norms, and common beliefs. It contrasts simple past mores with present anxieties, inviting readers to recall their own formative memories and grade of community.
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New York
Corporate green wash in 1971 annual reports
Wholesome nature scenes and family images dominate major reports like American Can and Bank of America to align consumer and corporate goals. Critics say such visuals aim to shape impressions beyond legal shareholder duties, signaling social responsibility while masking mechanics and gaps in action.
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American Can Co
William F. May
Halsey, Ore
Joyce Kilmer
Walt Whitman
American Can
Bank of America
Outboard Marine
Richard Lewis
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