Moscow Emerges as Real Culprit in Viet Nam War
The piece argues Moscow is the real architect of the Viet Nam war, with Red China funding the North and the Kremlin balancing water carrying between escalation and peacemaking. It notes China’s limits, Indira Gandhi and Wilson diplomacy, and Washington's intensified bombing as the conflict risks widening.
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Viet Nam
Red
China
South Viet Nam
Kremlin
India
Indira Gandhi
Harold Wilson
Hanoi
Haiphong
Red China
Friday declines HEW post after UNC president move
The article says UNC President William C. Friday will stay at the helm of the Greater University after Paul Miller of West Virginia University is appointed as assistant secretary of Health Education and Welfare. Gardner’s push for Friday to take the HEW post does not succeed. Friday remains focused on coordinating and guiding the expanding university system.
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West Virginia University
Paul Miller
Health, Education and Welfare
UNC
William C. Friday
Friday
Francis Kepel
HEW
John W. Gardner
Miller
N.C
High Point
N. C
High Point Enteren, Inc
Piedmont
Atlanta
Machinists
Wesley Farmer
DeBary
Fla
DeBary-Deltona
Editorial on Middle East Enmities and Faisal Nasser Rivalry
The piece reviews escalating Arab tensions from Yemen to Israel and notes growing rifts between socialist and conservative Arab states led by Egypt's Nasser and Saudi Arabia's Faisal. It highlights Faisal's push for Islamic solidarity over Arab unity and plans to convene Islamic nation leaders in Mecca next April during the Hajj.
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Faisal
Saudi Arabia
United States
Middle East
Yemen
South Arabia
Iraq
Israel
French North Africa
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Tunisia
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Egypt
Mecca
New York
Nelsons sweeping plan targets pollution cleanup nationwide
In Washington Sen. Gaylord Nelson proposes a far reaching anti pollution program to clean rivers lakes and harbors. He cites DDT effects on bald eagles blue crabs sea otters and Adelie penguins and urges federal matching funds and fast tax write offs to spur industry to reduce waste.
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Washington
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Nelson
Wisconsin
United States
California
America
Sen
Congress
Mexico
Great Lake
Antarctic
Protests over Viet Nam war affect track plans and Olympic hopes
The piece notes doubts about a Soviet U S meet in Los Angeles being used for political pressure and its impact on Olympic eligibility. It cites AAU past president Louis J. Fisher, who warns the event may reflect broader Communist policy rather than athlete action. The article also covers aviation strikes, local planning changes, Sears store plans, and a Portland parade incident.
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Los Angeles
AAU
Louis J. Fisher Fisher
Fisher
Budapest
Hungary
U.S
International Amateur Athletic Federation
U. S
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