Nixon Prepares Contingency Plans for Cross Border Vietnam Action
The article reports that President Nixon has detailed plans for potential U.S. ground incursions into North Vietnam if the DMZ is breached and for actions to disrupt COSVN while signaling a warning that escalation could lead to broader war. It notes domestic opposition could deter such moves and discusses Laos options and troop withdrawal targets.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Vietnam
In Our Opinion Salvation Army Week in Corry
The Journal dedicates editorial space to the Salvation Army during its capital fund drive. It notes the agency's wide work, appeals to readers to visit the Citadel and support those in need, and trusts Corry residents to drive the campaign.
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Salvation Army
the Citadel
Army
United Fund
Corry
Grass Roots Opinion urges calm driving to save lives
Milwaukee Times commentary warns that anger behind the wheel makes you dangerous. It advises drivers to simmer down, noting they cannot change the world or the provoker, but can protect themselves by staying level headed.
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Milwaukee
Wisc
Better Bank That Cash
New York reports perverse balance in the economy with rising take home pay from Social Security increases likely to spur demand for cars furniture and appliances. Analysts warn this demand could fuel inflation as prices rise unless consumer spending slows. Fear of debt and financial traps keeps spending momentum in check amid volatile costs and uncertain confidence.
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New York
Cpa
America
Birth Control and Sterilization Debate Moves to Policy
The article surveys birth control pills with FDA warnings, promotes male sterilization as a population control option, and notes JAMA's endorsement for rational male sterilization. It cites AVS urging two children, India’s overbreeding, and AR news on Agnew’s Frost interview discussing youth, family, and population challenges in a global context.
Agnew Defends Youth Protests and War Record
Vice President Agnew spoke on youth protests and his World War I Army service. He said he had killed in combat and warned there is no fixed hero or coward. He denied criticizing young people as a group, distinguishing being heard from being heeded.
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New York
Spiro T. Agnew
David Frost
Frost
Hollywood
Agnew
Amooth
Legal duty for funeral costs by an aged son in Pennsylvania
Q and A discuss whether a Pennsylvania child over 65 with only Social Security income must contribute to funeral expenses of a parent. Legal duty exists if financially able, but indigent or elderly children may be excused. Cases show limits when the child lacks financial means.
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Pennsylvania
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