Editorials on Castro Move in OAS Faces Legal Hurdles
Washington Star-News analyst Jeremiah O Leary outlines a Costa Rican plan the facio formula to allow OAS members to unilaterally restore ties with Cuba while maintaining Rio Pact defense. The scheme expects limited votes but could loosen isolation as Venezuela and others push for less stringent sanctions.
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United States
Cuba
Organization of American States
Fidel Castro
U.S
Jeremiah O’leary
Washington Star-News
0.A.S
Venezuela
U.A.S
Costa Rica
Facio
United Nations General Assembly
New York
O.A.S
Jamaica
Barbados
Trinidad and Tobago
Havana
Kissinger Seeks Future Path by Reaching Out to Veterans
James Reston analyzes Henry Kissinger's move after his nomination as secretary of state. He proposes regular formal consultations with veteran officials and current young staff to restore trust and continuity in the State Department, arguing for joint governance across generations and across government agencies.
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James Reston
New York Times News Service
Washington
Henry Kissinger
State Department
Foreign Service
Department of Government
Senate
Truman
Johnson
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
John Q
House of Representatives
W. C. Ford
Lyndon Johnson
Harry Truman
Nixon Enjoying Press Meets More
Washington AP reports President Nixon, after a 14 month gap, has held two televised question-and-answer sessions in two weeks. The move signals progress in shifting focus from Watergate to other issues and advancing a new public agenda.
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Washington
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
Watergate
Parents bear limited blame for children's sins and decline
A reader asks about parental accountability for a child's crime. The reply cites scripture and law, noting parents are liable only if knowingly contributing to delinquency, while urging loving the son back to God and society despite past failures.
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H.A
David
Absalom
A Thought The President is Always Abused Quote
A brief quotation from Harry S. Truman asserts that a president faces abuse unless active, reflecting a blunt view on political pressure and leadership. The line highlights expectations placed on presidents and the perceived necessity of decisive action.
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Harry S. Truman
Housing Offers Chance For Many in Decatur
A Decatur Daily opinion praises rising ownership and remodeling in Northwest Decatur driven by new jobs and opportunities over the past decade. It notes a rebound in the black community from 1969 70, highlighting improved value and private enterprise housing on Westlawn and surrounding avenues.
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14Th Ave
Decatur
Ala
Decatur Daily
Northwest
Westlawn Subdivision
10Th
11Th
12Th
13Th Avenues
N.W
Davis St
Put Up Or Shut Up 313 8th Ave. N.W. The Decatur Daily
A letter argues for stopping milk purchases amid rising prices and advocates switching to powdered milk. It praises Decatur Housing Authority and City Council actions on a new 90 home project, praising Councilman Charlie Martin for supporting rezoning and claiming the plan offers a path out of poverty for 90 families.
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Helen Richards
Gibson’s
Moulton Rd
Decatur Housing Authority
Chicago
New York City
Decatur City Council
Decatur
Charlie Martin
Martin
Nixon campaign electronics expert linked to illegal agent case
Marshall Soghoian, listed as an electronics expert for the 1968 Nixon campaign's United Citizens for Nixon Agnew, was arrested in Washington carrying a covert transmitter and accused of acting as a foreign agent for Zambia. He allegedly purchased about $1 million yearly in equipment for Zambia, failed to register, and faced a high bond due to access to large funds. Sources say he swept phones and handled secretive tasks. some claim he proposed placing a telescope on the Willard Hotel to spy on Humphrey. Bond later reduced to $100,000. he was released to an uncle.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Zambia
Marshall Soghoian
Willard Hotel
United Citizens For Nixon-Agnew
Washington, D.C
Soghoian
Nixon
Willard
Hubert
Gill
United Citizens
FBI
Congressional
Congress
American Trucking Association
American Railroad Association
Emergency Committee
Democratic Club
Philip Roof
Capitol
Department of Transportation
Center For Auto Safety
Yamaha Motorcycles
Yamaha
The
Center
Ralph Nader
Carroll Hupp
Akron
Ohio
Auto Safety Center
Department
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Yamaha International
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Decatur Daily publication details and subscription rates
The Decatur Daily, published by Tennessee Valley Printing Co. in Decatur Alabama, lists founder editor W R Shelton 1912 1924 and describes its Associated Press affiliation. It outlines subscription rates by mail and carrier for daily and Sunday editions, notes tax inclusion, and confirms complaint redress policy for misstatements of fact.
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Decatur
Alabama
The
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
P.O
Ala
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Oas
Brazil
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White House
Douglas Dillon
Joe Fowler
the Treasury
American Commonwealth
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Walter Lippmann
Walter R. Mears
Billy Graham
Judson Branch
8Th Ave
Russell Priest
Hugo
Capitol Hill
Associated Press
Congressional Quarterly News Service
W. R. Shelton
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