Opinion Far East Thinking Of U S Must Shift
A veteran analysis argues the United States must rethink Pacific policy as U S forces draw down in Vietnam and Okinawa. It highlights CINCPAC changes, increased naval air power reliance, and shifting ties with China and regional partners amid a redefining balance of power in Asia.
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Wallace Scandal Ties Wallaces to Payoffs and Drunken Diplomacy
Washington Merry Go Round reports on Governor George Wallace facing probes into liquor payoffs and kickbacks tied to state contractors. It links IRS actions to the Wallace brothers law firm and notes Nixon era diplomacy concerns centered on Arthur Watson's drunken conduct on flights and in his chalet dubbed Camelot.
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Jesus as a Revolutionary Change Agent in Religion
The speaker argues Jesus challenged hypocrisy and prejudice, calling for inner reform rather than political upheaval. His method is described as nonviolent, with truth as a sword and love as motivation, situating Jesus alongside Socrates Jeremiah and Luther in a revolutionary tradition that reshapes minds and society.
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Auburn Trustee Appointment Vital
A vacancy on the Auburn University board was created by the death of Mr. Redus Collier. Governor George Wallace will appoint a successor, with urging that the new member be deeply committed to Auburn and the state. Alumni and civic leaders are encouraged to suggest qualified candidates to aid the governor in selecting the best possible replacement.
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East West Cooperation Proposal Emerges From Soviet Official
Evgeny Chossudovsky of the United Nations Secretariat publishes in Foreign Affairs a candid call for broad East West cooperation. The piece, while prefaced as unofficial, is seen as potentially reflecting Kremlin views ahead of Nixon’s Moscow trip.
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Chossudovsky’s Peaceful Coexistence Vision Examined
The article critiques Chossudovsky’s proposal for a United Nations Decade of Peaceful Coexistence and a new EC security treaty, arguing it could mislead by masking Soviet aims. It notes his call for cooperation, human exchange, and reform, while warning that mutual trust is hampered by Soviet propaganda and Western misperceptions.
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