Cadets in Alicante Face Disgraceful Act and Expulsion
New York State Maritime College officers train cadets aboard the SS Empire State on a Mediterranean cruise. In Alicante, five cadets reportedly pulled down and trampled a Spanish flag, prompting arrests. They face expulsion by NY State University after court action. the incident strains U S ally relations and risks cooler receptions for future visits.
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New York State
Maritime College
New York State University
Marine
Empire State
Mediterranean
Alicante
Bronx
Ft. Schuyler
N. Y. State University
U. S. Navy
Naval Academy
Education First: Fincu backs flexible HEW guidance
Secretary Fincu withholds automatic loss of federal funds for counties and cities unable to run desegregated schools. He urges loosening federal grip to avoid chaos in Virginia districts facing court-ordered integration and hints at regional judges following chief judges’ examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fincu
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Fincu
Fince
Virginia
HEW
Warren Horrman
Eastern Virginia
Ten Datton
Western Virginia
Secretary
Fracu
NATO Chief Warns Nuclear Option If Conventional Force Fails
Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer, retiring as NATO supreme commander, told a London news conference that NATO would resort to tactical nuclear weapons if conventional means cannot slow a Soviet offense in Western Europe. He discussed troop levels, Eastern Europe defenses, and Moscow’s stance after Czechoslovakia’s invasion, noting unseen intangibles affect defense outcomes. He also touched on U.S. political matters and a wide range of public voices on renaming monuments.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Lyman Lemnitzen
London
NATO
Europe
Lemnitzer
Czechoslovakia
Wasi
Lemniarr
Tle
Soviet Union
Lemartzen
Moscow
Ile
Kremlin
Abm Debate Shifts as Public Supports Nixon Plan
Senator Hugh Scott says Nixon has votes for the Safeguard ABM in the Senate, while Mike Mansfield warns of split opinions. A large Opinion Research poll shows 84 percent favor an ABM and three quarters support congressional approval, cutting across party lines. Teddy Kennedy’s stance appears muted amid ongoing debates over Wiesner and Chayes’ volume on nuclear policy.
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Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Opinion Research Corporation of
Princeton, N.J
Citizens Committee For Peace With Security
U.S
Congress
William J. Casey
New York City
Humphrey
Teddy Kennedy
Massachusett
Jerome Wiesner
Abram Chayes
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Teddy
United States
Kremlin lukewarm on Cong government at Paris talks
The piece argues the Provisional Revolutionary Government led by Nguyen Thi Binh at the Paris peace talks is a Moscow propaganda creation with limited real influence. It notes Russian skepticism, questions whom the PRG represents, and suggests its aim is to shape Western opinion and portray Communists as reformers while the Viet Cong remains the core force.
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Paris
Gon
Nguyen Thi Binh
Provisional Revolutionary Government
PRG
Nanoi
Vietnam
Viet Gong
Kremlin
Hanoi
Viet Cong
Communist ‘J Party of
North Vietnam
Lao Dong
New York
Pert
Moscow
Bedia
Russia
Mao
Fidel Castro
Cather
WWO
West
United States
Lgiher
Ahic
Red China
Leonie Brezhnev
Harper and Row
Brezhnev
Oxagena
Xen
Nixon era column on election integrity and Cold War policy
A reflective piece links FBI veteran Louis Nichols and Operation Integrity to past election fraud fears, arguing bipartisan vigilance secured votes in Chicago and St Louis, while discussing ABM defense, Kennedy era diplomacy, and Soviet missiles shaping U.S. deterrence and talks. It cites Chicago precincts, ghost voters, and the need for accurate tallies to prevent political manipulation.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Louis B. Nichols
Washington
National Press Corps
Richard Nixon
United States
Lou
Nichols
John F. Kenposture
Nixon
Miami Beach
Richard
Daley
Campaniershiad
Louis
Texas
Chicago
St. Louis
Cook County
Lake County
Indiana
Alabama
George Wallace
Senator Soaper on Voting Machines and Election Woes
A fragmented excerpt notes voter frustration with long lines and machine reliability. It cites changes in Texas election law ignored by districts and mentions voter deaths or moves reducing turnout. References to St Louis creditors, a company stake, and Student for a Democratic Society appear in scattered lines.
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Texas
St. Louis
Operation Integrity
Aressman
Mocratic
Lanis Grove
Sug
Sacj
St. Lowis
St. Lowis Thaniety
SDS
Disneyland
Withi
Keep Em Short Letters to the Editor Policy
A guidance note stating that letters to the editor should be concise and not exceed 400 words to preserve clarity and impact. It emphasizes brief points over lengthy prose and encourages direct, focused messaging for effective public discourse.
Proxmire foes trap bursts in guilt by association talk
Washington column argues Senator Bill Proxmire faces a political trap built on guilt by association with antiwar figures and the Institute for Policy Studies. It questions his links to Arthur Waskow and the New Left while praising his defense spending probes and corruption exposés.
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Washington, D.C
Bill Proxmire
Wisconsin
Bull Proxmire
Joe McCarthy
Joe
McCarthy
Owen Lattimore
Proxmite
Washington Fest
Sssnwon Va
Waskow
New Left
Institute For Policy
SDS
Anismut
Proxmire
Senate
Arthur Waskow
Pentagon
Midwest
Ealichey
Looley
Defense Department
Institute For Policy Studies
Hes
William Proxmire
Nixon
Stokely Carmiehani
Students For A Democratic Society
Washington “Free Press
The
Daily World
Washington
White House
Martin Tarthoy
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Jefferson
Sam J
Hemlin
John Chamberlain
Jwaumuelve
Leon Dennen
Nelson Rockefeller
Latin America
Ralph de Toledano
Geneva
John F. Kennedy
Shant Tan
Inj
Lou Nichols
Philadelphia
Saviers
U.S.A
Ussr
el Paso
Renohlivan Dictriete
Soaper
Danville
Associated Press
Branham Company
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
Charlotte
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
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