Hard Decisions Facing Mr. Nixon On Vietnam
The piece weighs Nixon's looming Vietnam choices as the war drags on. It warns the U S casualty toll may surpass Korea, notes pressure on Nixon to negotiate on three fronts, and urges preserving allies and credibility while pursuing a military victory and a Paris peace settlement.
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Spain NATO bases at stake as US pact nears expiry
A stalled 1953 Spain-US pact ends today risking 15 000 US troops in Spain. Franco regime maintains control as negotiations falter over a new five to ten year extension. Washington insists on reduced aid while Spain seeks higher funding amid Cold War strategy. Formal approval from Spain’s parliament required to extend.
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Editorial: Foreign Policy and the State Department’s Role
The piece argues the State Department has lost its exclusive grip on foreign policy as U.S. involvement grows. It notes a shift toward broader disclosure, with officials briefing the press on background only. It questions Kissinger’s influence versus Secretary Rogers and the White House.
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Drey Pearson Lawyer Charges Deal
Public utility critics fault Attorney General Mitchell for dropping the El Paso Natural Gas Pacific Northwest Gas antitrust suit after six days in office. They accuse him of a sweetheart deal benefiting the Nixon firm, which had represented El Paso and received substantial fees. The case, once before the Supreme Court, drew petitions challenging the dismissal as political. Senator Dill, father of radio and television regulation, urged reform of monopoly power in media and questioned cross-ownership of papers with broadcast outlets.
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McPherson CC and Gator Hi-Toms spring baseball update
The Hi-Toms, last year's champs, train in Fort Myers preparing for an April 14 opener with Winston-Salem. Kansas City Royals official Henrich coaches batting, with Mendenhall and others backing the operation at Finch Field. A separate note recalls Georgetown South Carolina's Plantation Tour and a Yukon poetry anecdote about Robert Service.
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