NATO Ministers Seek Berlin Breakthrough Amid Cautious Optimism
Lisbon meeting of 15 NATO foreign ministers opens with claims of limited Soviet goodwill and a split view on Berlin. Officials urge restraint as they review Brezhnev proposals while stressing Berlin linkage to European security and the need for concrete steps. Portugal's Caetano warns vigilance remains high.
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Portugal
Marcello Caetano
North Atlantic Treaty’ Organization
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Resolving Disputes Over Child Discipline
The article advises couples to align on parenting methods, noting differences rooted in childhoods. It stresses that parents must present a united front, discuss matters at length, and show full support if one must act independently.
Letters From Courtland and Decatur Honor Local Efforts
In Courtland a fire response is praised with thanks to local and nearby fire agencies and volunteers. Decatur pageant sponsors, contestants, and organizers are lauded for scholarships, awards, and excellent publicity and support for Miss Point Mallard and Miss Alabama events.
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Jim Tucker
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Jim Johnson
Kennedy Loyalists Move Into Other Candidates Camp
Democratic hopefuls stew over Ted Kennedy as loyalists quietly join staffs of Muskie McGovern and others. Kennedy veterans like Feldman Mankiewicz and Salinger spread across campaigns, raising odds of a Kennedy influence at a brokered convention. The piece also notes intelligence angles on Egypt Syria and Israeli espionage amid Cold War tensions.
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How Much Do People Know About Presidential Candidates
Viewpoint by David Lawrence notes nearly a dozen Democrats as 1972 presidential prospects with Humphrey favored as the most logical nominee. It argues voters know little of candidates’ executive experience, cites past tallies, and weighs economy, war, and party unity ahead of the convention.
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