Abortion Amendment Debate Grows One Year After Ruling
A year after the Supreme Court ruling on abortion, protests fill Washington Raleigh and Winston-Salem as marchers oppose abortion and push for a constitutional ban. North Carolina Senator Jesse Helms leads anti abortion efforts while doctors plan a second clinic in North Carolina. The piece notes moral and legal ambiguity and questions the need for a constitutional amendment.
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United States Supreme Court
Washington
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Charlotte
Right To Life
Young Americans For Freedom
Americans Against Abortion
Jesse Helms
Helms
Sen. Helms
Vietnam Aftermath Sees Ongoing Hostilities After Peace Pact
A year after the January 27 1973 cease-fire joint fighting continues in South Vietnam with estimates of up to 50000 Vietnamese killed, Saigon warning of intensified offensives while Viet Cong held areas persist. Thieu remains wary as Kissinger and Tho review terms without progress.
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Vietnam
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
Saigon
Provisional
Revolutionary Government
Republic of Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Paris
Thieu
Nixon finances tangled by Philadelphia lawyer Gemmill
The article reports Kenneth Gemmill, a Philadelphia attorney unpaid on Nixon’s finances, seeking to dissociate the President from an inquiry into possible tax return fraud. It details backdating deeds for a $576,000 deduction, other actions linked to Nixon associates, and Gemmill’s efforts to exonerate Nixon amid growing Watergate fallout and broader political corruption concerns.
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Washington
White House
Philadelphia
Kenneth Gemmill
Nixon
Edward Morgan
Frank DeMarco
Internal Revenue
Vietnam
Soap Box Fix
A Word Edgewise by John P. Roche
John P. Roche examines the Middle East conflict noting paradoxes in the current dispute. He argues Egypt has emerged as a leading Arab voice while regional dynamics shift.
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Middle East
Egypt
Changing Positions Defy History State
Opinion piece argues Arab identity is miscast in Egypt Sinai claims. It critiques Nasser’s Arabist frame, compares Sinai to Panama’s Canal Zone, and suggests Egypt return Turkish Sinai to Saudi Arabia to stabilize a future Arab-Israeli balance. It cites Meinertzhagn’s Middle East Diary as a source of prophetic insights.
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Kim
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Mitla
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Hejaz
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Allenby
Moses
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Israel
Richard
Meinertzghan
London
Capital Viewpoint Crisis It Splits Consumers And Leaders
A columnist discusses the energy crisis as a symbol of public sacrifice and a test of leadership. It questions hoarding claims, airline fuel use, and industry responses, noting businesses trimming services and even paper towel bleaching to save energy. It ends by urging restraint amid cultural concerns about profanity on TV.
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William H. Harsha
Ohio
Business Week
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New York
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Georgia Pacific Corp
Lucky Strike Green
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