Air Power Reliance Grows Under Nixon in Indochina
Neil Sheehan surveys how Nixon relies on air power to sustain allies in South Vietnam while troop levels shrink. He notes Johnson’s Rolling Thunder and the shift to Laos and Cambodia, with limited success and ongoing Paris talks. The piece questions whether air raids can secure a non communist Saigon and allies amid renewed offensives.
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Johnson
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Indochina
Neil Sheehan
The
New York Times
Vietnam
Nixon
Pentagon
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
North
Hanoi
Saigon
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Paris
South
Cambodia
Cornell University
Central Intelligence Agency
Belevens
Pnom Penh
Israel Law of Return Used by Racketeers Says Report
Washington report says Zionists and Jewish refugees join Israel as sanctuary for criminals dubbed the Kosher Nostra. Meyer Lansky and others allegedly immigrated or planned to, with laundered U S dollars funneled through Swiss banks to Israel. Interior Department background briefings spark controversy as politics and publicity collide in Washington.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Israel
Meyer Lansky
Harry Stomberg
Nig Rosen
Philadelphia
Senate
Bis Country
Joe
Doc
Stacher
Morris Schmertzler
Max Courtney
al Mones
Hyman
Segal
Frank Ritter
Red Reed
Claude Lipsky
France
Interor Ministry
U.S
Les Whitten
Switzerland
Justice Department
Geneva
Zurich
America
Interior Department
Hollis Dole
Mineral Resources
Interior
Office of Communications
Third Party Again Key Election Factor
Viewpoint by David Lawrence argues a third party could swing the 1972 race. Nixon is poised to win nationally but the South remains pivotal with busing and federal funds for integration debated. Campaigns will be costly and advertising heavy as parties prepare nationwide operations.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
Nixon
Humphrey
Wallace
South
Congress
Mason-Dixon Line
U.S
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
Clergyman warns against sexual anarchy and cites Soviet reversal
The speaker argues Christianity upholds sex within biblical bounds while condemning abuse, noting Soviet history of free love leading to social breakdown and a return to Biblical principles for national survival, citing Matthew 24:35.
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G.R
Sorokin
Soviet Union
United States
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Senate Armed Services Committee
LAW OF Return
Kaifeng
Kalamazoo
William Anderson
Tennessee
Anderson
Spiro Agnew
Liz
Pat Nixon
Tricia
Muriel Humphrey
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Viewpoint
David Lawrence
Decatur Daily
W. R. Shelton
Decatur
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
P.O. Box
Ala
Associated Press
Gov. Wallace
Supreme Court
Billy Graham
New York,ny
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