P.O.W. Issue Still Far From Settled In Vietnam
The editorial notes that Americans seek POW repatriation from North Vietnam but warn optimism may be misplaced. It cites Evans and Novak on Hanoi’s tactics, arguing a troop withdrawal deadline alone won't secure releases and that concessions could push toward a Communist regime in Saigon.
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Mme
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le Monde
Anthony Lewis
The
New York Times
Xuan Thuy
Lewis
Hanoi
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Saigon
Untitled soliloquy hints at retaliation over POWs
A fragment contemplates whether continuing the game warrants drastic action against prisoners of war. It implies potential retaliation and questions the appropriate response to ongoing conflict.
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P.o.w.s
Nixon era milk price reversal followed dairy industry gifts
The Nixon administration boosted milk price supports this spring after dairy groups gave at least 85 thousand dollars to the Republican Party. A White House meeting with President Nixon preceded the reversal from a lower support level two weeks earlier.
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Nixon
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Image Makers Busy Preparing Nixon for 1972 Election
Washington column describes Nixon’s 1972 image overhaul by campaign image makers. It notes grooming changes from hair to suits, weight, sleep, and daily routines. Atty Gen Mitchell and John Connally push to sell the President’s image alongside network strategy and public appearances.
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Nixon
Milton Pitts
Pitts
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John Mitchell
W.C. Fields
Mitchell
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John Connally
GOP
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Laos
Pentagon
General Motors
Mansfield amendment aims to set Vietnam withdrawal policy
Viewpoint argues the Mansfield amendment creates an unprecedented Senate policy declaring the United States must withdraw all forces from Indochina at the earliest practicable date within nine months of enactment. It notes the measure urges the President to negotiate a cease fire, release prisoners, and impose rapid withdrawals, while warning Hanoi may delay prisoner releases and that the House may reject the resolution.
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My Answer By Billy Graham on a troubled marriage
A reader asks how to revive a distant, successful husband. Billy Graham urges the wife to adapt continually to her husband, spruce up, and shed slovenliness, noting beauty isn’t required for loveliness and that the Lord can help her become his sweetheart.
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Republic
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Decatur Daily
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