Doves on Vietnam raid and Latin American unrest debate
The piece argues the North Vietnam raid was a military move approved by Nixon to free POWs and dismisses antiwar doves claims. It shifts to U S policy in Latin America, warning of Chile's shift to militant Marxism, Cuba ties, and potential Nixon era Latin American fallout and congressional probes.
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Paris
Defense Department
Nixon
Melvin Laird
Defense
Laird
Congress
Salvador Allende
Andes
Chile
Bolivia
Peru
Cuba
Sam
Latin America
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Nixon policy under scrutiny amid Caribbean submarine tensions
The piece outlines U.S. alarm over Soviet missile subs in the Caribbean and Cienfuegos activity, linking it to Nixon and Kissinger meetings with Gromyko and Dobrynin. It notes Cuba incursion fears, the Pentagon censorship directives limiting base newspapers, and Air Force policy on material about world affairs and missiles. It references Chilean unrest under Allende and Cuban training of revolutionaries, plus Beatriz Allende and U.S. cautions about interference.
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Caribbean
Cuba
Nixon
Cienfuegos
Cuban
Andrei Gromyko
White House
Henry Kissinger
Gromyko
New York
Kissinger
Anatoly Dobrynin
One Thing Wrong by Jim Bishop
A man named Bob returns to a small town and battles turmoil and alcohol. After a morning of drinking and memories, he drives toward an old iron bridge on Route 72, contemplates a fatal act, crashes through the railing into the river, escapes, and discovers in a twist that a child named Jimmy sleeps in the back seat.
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Main Street
Bob
Irene
Black River
Leftover Turkey Puzzles and Practical Jokes in Corry
Thanksgiving leftovers prompt extreme, humorous ideas from a Corry Evening Journal column. The piece jokily suggests burying turkey in a neighbor’s yard, sending it aloft via weather balloon, shredding and hiding pieces, mailing scares, or moving out, all with a light notice of local newspaper details and publication credits.
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New York
Corry
Demand weakens credit as rates fall across sectors
In New York AP reports a mix of weak loan demand and easier money fueling declines in rates for business and government. The Fed’s discount rate slipped to 5.75 percent, the prime rate dropped to 6 percent, and municipal, Treasuries, and commercial paper rates show notable reductions, signaling a softer credit landscape.
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