Editorial Family Projects Encouraging Home Hobbies
The piece argues that home based hobbies and family projects offer constructive activity beyond paid work. It notes modern distractions like television and mobile devices and claims joint projects foster understanding loyalty and love, stabilizing youth in a healthy society.
Edgewater Gulf Hotel in Biloxi Closes for Shopping Center
The Edgewater Gulf Hotel, once a symbol of Mississippi coast elegance with presidents and famous visitors, is slated for demolition to make way for a shopping center. The 159 employees face an end to an era as progress replaces a longtime institution.
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Reagan Leads Nixon Alt Nominee Prospects in Gallup Poll
A Gallup poll shows if Nixon declines to run in 1972 Republicans favor Ronald Reagan of California as the GOP nominee over Agnew and Rockefeller. Reagan tops independents as well with 25 percent, Agnew 19 percent, Rockefeller 17 percent.
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Britain and Common Market Entry Amid French Demands
The article discusses Britain potentially joining the Common Market, framed as bows to French demands. It argues Paris seeks reserve sterling status and French as the deliberation language, while Washington favors British entry to counter nationalistic trade policies. It questions if concessions will benefit the United States.
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Viewpoint on Calley and liberalism in Human Events
The article defends Lt. William Calley, arguing sympathy over condemnation for the Vietnam era case. It criticizes liberal obstruction and calls for US leaders to avoid prolonged conflicts with a communist foe. It notes Americans faced constraints and casualties in a war perceived as unwinnable.
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My Lai referenced in antiwar framing and civilian violence
A fragment from wartime reporting contrasts civilian attacks at My Lai with American casualties in Vietnam. The piece notes My Lai’s reference among troops as Pinkville and critiques media portrayal while reporting on other global oddities like Tokyo fireflies and offshore fishing debates.
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McCarthy Presses Fixed Withdrawal Date Amid Vietnam Debate
Former Sen Eugene McCarthy, once a Vietnam dove, argues a fixed withdrawal date would unleash chaos in Southeast Asia and hinder negotiated peace. He cites the 1972 race and questions the McGovern Hatfield plan while criticizing current administration stances.
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