Soviet Union breaks all major postwar peace pacts say critics
A column claims the Soviet Union violated every major agreement from Tehran to Potsdam and warns the U S must face the record. It cites cease-fire failures in the Middle East and a nuclear arms race, contrasting antiwar critics with the peasants fleeing North Vietnamese troops.
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Japan
Yalta
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Geneva
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America
Senate Judiciary Committee
U.S. News & World Report
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Egypt
Suez Canal
Soviet Russia
New York Daily News
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Khrushchev
Nixon McGovern election views key North Vietnamese
North Vietnamese diplomats say they would negotiate with McGovern if elected to win swift return of U.S. prisoners and withdraw forces, but acknowledge Nixon would prevail. They fear renewed U.S. intervention under Thieu and cite troop buildups in Thailand and increased air and naval activity. A separate note covers Brazilian priests appealing to Pope Pius XII for help amid harsh torture in Sao Paulo prisons.
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George McGovern
Paris
McGovern
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Saigon
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Hanoi
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Indochina
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Thien
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Thieu
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Pope Valli
Hoot Free: Twain Leaves a Spider and a Lesson
A collected swirl of old humor and quips. Twain once answered a subscriber who found a spider in his paper by saying the arachnid was just checking which merchant advertised. The note wobbles through barroom cures, youth, and weather quirks across a mash of thoughts.
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Mark Twain
Missouri
Crane column questions church war profits and U S policy
The Wor ry Clinic critic discusses wartime ethics and tensions in Nixon era policy. It cites Protestant denominations investing in military contracts totaling over 200 million dollars and receiving millions in dividends, naming the Methodist and United Presbyterian churches among the top holders. The piece challenges pacifist rhetoric and recalls historical U S leaders’ roles in wars, urging firmer stance against aggression and criticizing appeasement tendencies.
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Vietnam
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Johnson
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Baton Lat in Movie The Comed
Lat in the film Baton the casting includes Richard Burton Elizabeth Taylor Alec Guinness and Peter Jinx in a satire that blends drama and humor. The report notes the star lineup and production notes for the comedy project.
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Richard Burton
Elizabeth ‘Taylor
Alec Guinness
Peter Jin
the Comed
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