Ping Pong Diplomacy Signals Shifting U S China Ties
Editorial notes a China invite to a U S ping pong team as a rare public sign of thaw between Washington and Peking. It observes travel bans lifted and stresses recognition differs from approval of a regime, while noting Beijing's dominance in table tennis.
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Washington
Red China
Japan
China
Peking
Nixon’s Gamble on Vietnam Withdrawal Policy
The national response to President Nixon’s troop withdrawal plan is mixed with critics arguing the war continues. He avoided a firm home-by date, risking reelection while betting Saigon can maintain control after U.S. troops depart if Hanoi does not negotiate.
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Saigon
Hanoi
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Brezhnev Strength Grows At Moscow Communist Congress
Reports from the Moscow Congress show Leonid Brezhnev's rising power as party secretary with unprecedented praise from officials. Analysts note the Central Committee screening of speeches underscores his dominant position in the Russian leadership.
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Communist Party
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
U.S
U.S.S.R
Josef Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Brezhnev
Central Committee
No-Win Verdict Debate From Calley Case Dominates Nation
Anthony Harrican argues the court martial verdict on First Lt. William L. Calley Jr. undermines morale and combat effectiveness. He criticizes peacenik Senate factions and leaders like Lyndon Johnson and Robert McNamara, linking Vietnam policy to military constraint and Cambodia's border limits. He notes Kent State as a protest against protecting troops.
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William L. Calley Jr
U.S
Peacenik
Senate
Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
Robert 8. McNamara
Calley
Cambodia
Nixon
United States
Kent State
Washington
North Vietnam
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Leftover questions from the Calley trial and Vietnam war wartime truth
The writer argues that My Lai and Vietnam tactics were exploited by enemies to discredit the United States. He asserts civilians were harmed, soldiers faced terror tactics, and critics at home blocked truthful war policy. The piece attacks liberal opposition and Senate pacifists as responsible.
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My Lai
United States
Moscow
Hanoi
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Korea
Dimmed repairs and witty jests in a busy city
Commuters groan over scarce service from plumbers painters and carpenters while a psychiatrist jokes about cocktails to discuss compulsive neurosis. The piece notes vaudeville style lines from Wilde Sutro and Yorick plus quick quips about Broadway losses and Soviet mischief in a chaotic collage of 1971 pop culture.
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Alfred Sutro
Oscar Wilde
Bery
Pfizer
Show Biz Bible
Variety
Daily Crossword Clues and Cryptoquote Puzzle Summary
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