Nixon Snub of Allende Headlines U N Address
Nixon ignored Chilean President Allende during his United Nations appearance citing secret ambassador Davis reports. Allende sought international stature and audience to bolster his standing amid domestic turmoil and potential army intervention. Davis notes Chilean opposition views and possible military action as to be avoided.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
Chile
Salvador Allende
U.S
United Nations
U. S
Nathaniel Davis
Santiago
Allende
Davis
United States
White House
George Bush
Refugee Rehabilitation Prioritized As Indochina Cease Fire Seen
An editorial notes the Nixon administration will prioritize resettlement of Indochina refugees after a possible cease-fire. It cites estimates of 780,000 in South Vietnam, 250,000 in Laos, and up to two million in Cambodia, with planning for a $7.5 billion postwar aid package. It discusses funding divides, donor meetings, and the challenge of allocating aid for North Vietnam while pursuing rehabilitation and resettlement efforts.
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Nixon
Indochina
United States
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Europe
Asia
Congress
Hanoi
Sen. Kennedy
Agency For International Development
Roderic L. O’connor
Postwar Reconstruction Top Unofficial Item At Meet
SAIGON AP The postwar reconstruction of South Vietnam is not on the official economic conference agenda opening here but is the top item on the unofficial Saigon government agenda. South Vietnamese experts seek aid plans and private talks with Japan on its role, while noting shared burdens could influence U S support and highlighting Japan as a key participant among regional nations.
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Sam
Defense Department
Minnesota
Alaska
Superior National Forest
Natural Resources
Robert Herbst
Herbst
Interior Department
Forest Service
Robert Travis
Bureau of Sports
Edith M. Lederer
Saigon
Sah Vietnam
Conference For Economic Development of
Southeast Asia
Japan
U.S. Congress
South Vietnam
Indonesia
Cambodia
Laos
Malaysia
Singapore
Thailand
Philippines
Take a Stand in a Troubled World
A speaker argues that individuals must act on beliefs amid poverty crime and moral challenges. He asserts there is no neutral ground with God and urges commitment to Christ as lord, insisting one must decide and stand up for Him.
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Christ
God
Decatur Daily Publisher Contact and Rates Notice
The Decatur Daily notes misstatements of fact are not intentional and invites grievances for full investigation. The paper, published by Tennessee Valley Printing Co. Inc. in Decatur Alabama, lists subscription rates of 30 to 32 dollars yearly and carrier delivery at 34.20 dollars with monthly options.
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Decatur
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
P.O. Box
Ala
Christmas Season A Time Of Hope
Inspirational reflections by Rev. Lawrence H. Maines on Christmas hope. He links the Nativity story with universal peace, light over darkness, and the Christ Child’s enduring presence. The piece contrasts cynical doubt with faith that peace extends globally and into personal hearts.
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First Christian Church
DePauw University
Christian Theological Seminary
Yale Divinity School
Indiana
Decatur
East Lansing
Mich
Christian Churches
Michigan
Egypt
Joseph
Mary
Jesus
Herod
Christ
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