Diplomacy Failures Strain US China Ties Over Bangla Desh
Opinion notes diplomacy difficult for citizens. It argues the United States and Red China are seen as “bad guys” in Bangla Desh after backing Pakistan's crackdown. It describes guards, library riot, Tajuddin Ahmed’s stance, and Russian prestige from supporting India.
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United States
Pakistan
Red China
Bangla Desh
Keyes Beech
Chicago Daily News
China
Herbert Spivack
Dacca
Spivack
East Pakistan
Mukti Bahini
Asis
Muktis
Tajuddin Ahmed
U.S
Tajuddin
Indian Subcontinent
State Department
Mother's March drives Decatur aid drive appeal
City wide chairman Rebecca L Poole urges mothers to support the March of Dimes in Decatur Alabama. She notes poor response to November letter outreach and schedules a January 20 1972 fundraiser asking volunteers to contact her at 355 1609 or Brenda Looney at 355 7639.
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15Th Ave
Decatur
Alabama
Decatur Daily
United Fund
Brenda Looney
Rebecca L. Poole
City Wide Chairman
Mother’s March of Dimes
Soviets push for disarmament pact ahead of Nixon Moscow visit
In Vienna talks, Soviet negotiator Pleshakov pressed for final positions on ABM limits and ICBM freezes with Moscow date aimed for May. U S envoy Parsons and Soviet minister Semenov met privately amid Christmas recess disputes as Washington seeks steady progress.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
Moscow
Vienna
P. S. Pleshakov
J. Graham Parsons
V. S. Semenov
s_Hofburg
Semenov
U.S
Parsons
United States
Stockbridge
Mass
Russia
N. S. Kishilov
America
Raymond Garthoff
Kishilov
Garthoff
Ussr
Connally Seen as Likely 1976 Republican Presidential Hope
Viewpoint argues John Connally, then Treasury secretary, is rising as a top 1976 Republican contender. The piece notes his cabinet role, political evolution, Texas rise, and close ties to Nixon, suggesting he could be a strong candidate if Nixon wins reelection.
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Washington
Nixon
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
John Connally
Agnew
Connally
Texas
University of Texas
Pacific
Austin
Tex
Fort Worth
Kennedy
Democratic Party
Lyndon Johnson
Government Commission
Treasury
David Kennedy
Congress
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
Finding the true path through faith and scripture
The author argues for seeking God directly through the Holy Spirit and open hearts. He cites John 7:16 17 and 7:38 to claim true doctrine comes from God not men. Reading red letter words of Jesus helps resolve confusion and builds personal rapport with Christ.
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S. D. John Brown
God
Christ
Jesus
Temple
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Ed McElhone
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