Criticism of Chamberlain’s Munich Policy in 1937 Shift
The Times criticizes Chamberlain for Munich handling but argues blame lies with 1937 policy. It notes his May 1937 rise and push for a foreign office reappraisal, and his November 1937 conference remarks on delaying Germany’s aims. Ribbentrop’s 1937 report cited British time-wasting as a factor.
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Nixon's cautious shift toward foreign policy and a possible presidency era
Richard Nixon weighs a personal diplomacy approach with the Soviet Union and a series of summits to address arms control Vietnam Middle East European security and trade while balancing defense and welfare policy. He favors a stronger defense posture for non aligned states and hints at shifting Vietnam strategy and city coordination under Agnew.
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Readers vent over Wallace coverage and politics
A letter to the editor from Hartselle decries opposition to George Wallace, blasts London commentary and Democratic factions, and recalls Chamberlain, Halifax, and the Munich negotiations. The writer links past appeasement to current electoral strategy and warns of shifting loyalties.
Government Expands Birth Control Funding To Over 100 Million
Congressional Quarterly reports U S government aid for birth control may top 100 million in the coming year. Funds cover clinics for the poor, research, training, and foreign aid, with debates over HEW and poverty program allocations and pending House Senate reconciliations.
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Prayer for wisdom from minister Harry C White
A faith litany requests divine discernment to distinguish eternal truth from error. The prayer, attributed to Harry C White of Rogers Memorial A R P Church in Rock Hill South Carolina, seeks knowledge to strengthen witness through the Master Teacher.
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Problems Ahead For SST
Washington editor William Hines argues the supersonic transport faces redesign delays that could raise costs and delay service. Boeing abandons swing wings for a fixed delta, shrinking seats and worsening economics, while Concorde and Tupolev threaten foreign share as inflation raises delivered price.
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