Strong Parties Could Curb Abuse and Presidential Impeachment
The passage argues impeachment as a last resort and recalls Andrew Johnson. It notes Tenure of Office Act’s impact on five presidents and the post Civil War era’s political fragility. It stresses open debate, creative leadership, and opposition as vital to a healthy democracy.
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South Korea Tense Amid North Korean Backlash Fears
South Korea remains on edge after Communist gains in Indochina and fears the U S will withdraw. Officials cite Ford Kissinger and Schlesinger pledging treaty commitments while warning Kim Il Sung not to misjudge U S resolve. Park unites factions with stricter controls as university unrest resurfaces.
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Asian American Writers Conference Spotlight at Oakland Museum
Panelist Chow highlighted the largest Asian American writers conference at the Oakland Museum. He traced written Asian American work to the 1800s with the novel Spring Fragrance, noting decades of neglect. Chow and colleagues pursue preservation through locating books and recording oral histories, with interview transcripts stored in UC Berkeley’s Bancroft Library.
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Viet Win Poses Problems For Mao
The North Vietnamese victory could curb China’s influence in its backyard and disrupt Beijing’s detente strategy. Hanoi faces a China Soviet rivalry for its favor, with Moscow’s rail leverage and Chinese influence waning. Vietnam must balance aid from both giants while wooing local communist movements, in a shift that pits Hanoi against Beijing itself.
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