Opinion on South Vietnamese resenting Americans takes shape
The piece argues that resentment toward the United States grows among South Vietnamese media and officers amid battlefield reverses and doubts about American support. It notes Nixon’s China visit and troop withdrawals fueling suspicion, with US air power seen as crucial to Saigon’s defense and Vietnamization progress questioned. The column is an editorial disclaimer from THE DAILY.
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South Vietnam
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United States
Saigon
Hanoi
Washington
Ha Mai Khue
Hue
Nixon
China
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Danang
Laos
Capsule retrieved in sea race off Virginia coast
A NASA missile capsule, jettisoned from a Wallops Island test on March 17, was recovered by a U S helicopter moments before a Soviet trawler could reach the site 20 miles offshore. The capsule carried secret instruments and a homing beacon and was found amid rough Atlantic waters.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Atlantic
Virginia
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Wallops Island
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
America
U.S
Doubt and Faith in the Christian Life
The writer says doubts may reflect the old nature within believers who still live in the flesh. As one grows in Christ, doubts lessen, like Paul’s growth from Romans seven to no condemnation. Doubts can signal faith and may be legitimate questions about belief.
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Christ
Christ Jesus
Calm Confidence Returns To Taiwan By Robert Kleiman
A long analysis notes Taiwan’s economy remains strong with growth over 11 percent and high per capita GNP, despite UN attention and shifts in recognition. It describes continued American military presence, large foreign inflows, and a shift toward a China unified but separate Taiwan policy after Nixon and Chou En-lai communique.
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New York Times
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Taiwan Strait
Decatur Daily masthead and notice of misstatement policy
The Decatur Daily announces its misstatement policy and redress pledge. The note states misstatements are never intentional and promises prompt, thorough investigation and redress if grievances are found founded. It also lists publication details and subscription rates.
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