United Nations veto over Vietnam admission sparks debate
Unabashedly political critique notes the U S veto of membership for Vietnam and the two zones divide. It argues the move reflects U N horsetrading and questions the United Nations politicization while highlighting broader issues of territorial violations and North Korea and Korea reunification context.
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United Nations
U.S
United States
U.N
Christian Science Monitor
North Korea
Korea
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Monitor
Postmark policy brings back city names in select NC towns
The Postmaster General limits use of city names on first class postmarks to mail processing cities in North Carolina. Asheville Fayetteville Greensboro Hickory Kinston Raleigh Rocky Mount are listed, while Charlotte Winston-Salem and High Point are not. Nonbusiness mail can still receive local city postmarks if deposited in marked slots.
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U.S. Postal Service
U.S
North Carolina
Asheville
Fayetteville
Greensboro
Hickory
Kinston
Raleigh
Rocky Mount
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
High Point
N.C
Probing CIA reform wanes as Colby seeks tighter control
Washington columnist argues CIA reform stalls, calls for clearer charter and harsher penalties for leaks. Notes past Bay of Pigs fallout, Rockefeller panel push, and a pattern of cosmetic changes without substantive overhauls. Emphasizes need for sunlight on intelligence to preserve freedom.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Capitol Hill
William Colby
Ford
Colby
Penses
Nelson Rockefeller
Wheaton Byers
Jim Grady
Byers
Sint
Cetaie
Rockefeller Commission
Commission
CLA
United States
Panamanian Powder Key to U.S. Canal Treaty Debate
The article examines stalled Panamanian canal treaty talks with 11 years of negotiation, noting a near final agreement but a Senate wary of reducing U.S. sovereignty over the canal zone. It discusses Kissinger Tack principles, joint administration, and political opposition from Republicans and Democrats, with implications for Ford’s 1976 campaign.
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Senate
Henry A. Kissinger
Juan A. Tack
United States
Canal Zone
Kissinger
Congress
U.S
Canal
House
State Department
Panama
Ford
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Arizona
Worst Crisis Approaching as UK Economy Slows Down
Britons face a deepening recession as inflation stays high and unemployment climbs. Experts warn recovery will be tough and prolonged, with foreign loans likely needed. The Times, Financial Times, and Guardian all flag dire postwar economic convulsions and rising government pressure amid Labor strain and Conservative inaction.
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London
Britain
Times
Financial Times
Guardian
The True Secret Service Revealed by Buchwald Column
Washington columnist argues the CIA is a public relations shield for the Department of Agriculture, claiming farmers funding and crop dusting gear conceal real intelligence work. The piece alleges the Agriculture Department runs a vast covert network while the CIA is blamed for global incidents.
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Washington
CIA
Secret Service
Esquire
New York Times
Baltimore
Angola
Mozambique
Central Intelligence Agency
Department of Agriculture
Free World
Agriculture Department
All
Department ‘of Agriculture
Republic
of & Dien
South Vietnam
Secretary of Agriculture
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
CLA
Thone
Sarend Nee Iat
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IKEIN
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New Republic
Strom Thurmond
R-5.c
Daniel J. Flood
D-Pa
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Tator
the Guardian
United Kingdom
Europe
Art Buchwald
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