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POWs release key to peace in Vietnam talks
Guest editorial argues that freeing American prisoners held by North Vietnam is the essential first step in peace negotiations. It criticizes Communist propaganda efforts and warns against tying prisoner release to political timing, while noting Nixon’s bombings and the potential impact of a Hanoi signal unlocking prison compounds. Bible thought closes the piece.
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Self Pronouncing Alphabet Aims to Reshape Reading
California legislators and educators debate SPA, a phonetic system by Beaumont’s C LeRoy James. Assemblyman Barnes backs study and rollout despite a state Dept of Education report finding no proof of SPA’s superiority. Beacon Enterprises promotes SPA with hundreds of schools using it, including California sites.
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E. Richard Barnes
San Diego
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Riverside County
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Involuntary Servitude for Teachers in School Busing
Russell Kirk denounces Detroit and national busing policies that force teachers to work in schools based on race. He argues such quotas amount to involuntary servitude, harming both Negro and white educators, and urges merit and equal opportunity regardless of skin color.
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Rourt
Stephen Roth
McGovern Destroys Eagleton Quagmire In Party Fallout
The piece surveys the Eagleton controversy amid McGovern’s campaign turmoil. It notes backlash after discredited bets about his candidacy, media grilling, and the party’s fragile unity as McGovern’s stance risks his own electability. It highlights shifting support and unresolved questions.
Fonda visit draws sharp critique from Goldwater ally
The piece accuses Jane Fonda of misleading POWs during a Hanoi visit and of orchestrating propaganda for McGovern. It questions the truth of her claims, notes her wartime broadcasts, and cites critics including Rep. Mether Thompson and Rep. William M. Colmer who warn her actions could prolong the war.
SHAPE views NATO Warsaw Pact forces in Europe
Gen Iva C Eaker notes SHAPE analysis matches London and Pentagon on NATO advantages in ground air and naval power. NATO: 30 divisions to 97 for Warsaw Pact, NATO air 3 000 fighters to 7 000, US naval subs 90 to 150. Despite gaps, SHAPE sees real deterrent limits and warns political strain may hinder fast response.
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