Nixon Appeal Seeks End to Vietnam War
Editorial urges an honorable end to U S involvement in Vietnam. It credits President Nixon with a courageous appeal to the silent majority, argues against surrender to Communists, and notes Viet Namization and Saigon’s stepped up role as steps toward withdrawal. It cautions Hanoi not to misread U S resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Nixon
Hanoi
United States
Ho Chi Minh
South Vietnam
Saigon
Swamer
Oac
Lebanon the Battleground for Neutrality and War
Lebanon battles foreign pressure and internal divisions as guerrilla fighters from Syria and Palestinians use its soil for raids. Israeli strikes heighten tension while Muslim moderates and Christians clash over harboring fighters. The nation, about the size of Connecticut with three million people, seeks to maintain neutrality amid Arab and Western pressures and a looming communist challenge. The UN should affirm Lebanon’s neutral stance loudly and clearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Greece
Syria
Ies Armes
Reuich Mir
Moscow
Mid-east
United Nations
EFTA Faces Summits Amid Doubts of Britain Entry
European Free Trade Association plans a Geneva ministerial as many members fear its relevance fades after Britain seeks entry to the Common Market. Norway Denmark Sweden and others weigh their options while Finland and Iceland show dynamic moves, and a new push for associate status emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
European Free Trade Association
ERTA
Geneva
London
Its
Times
European Free Trade
Association
EFTA
Britain
Austria
Denmark
Norway
Portugal
Sweden
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Oslo
England
Epta
Finland
Iceland
Efta Group
Brussels
Food Stamps Battle and Hunger Hearings Shake Washington
Hustling White House operator Dent targets the Senate Hunger Committee amid hunger and malnutrition testimony. Nixon aides push to block food stamp reform while urging GOP opposition to extending the panel. Also covered are windshield safety exemptions for Checker Motor, doctor shareholders in Reid Provident padding prescriptions, and politics around New York mayoral aims.
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Bell McClure Syndicate
Washington
Harry Dent
White House
Senate Hunger Committee
Select Committee
America
White’ House
GOP
Nixon
Harvard
Hunger Committee
Mayer
McGovern
Senate
House Agriculture
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
House
Hospital costs rise and Medicare debates heat up nationwide
Projections by AMA and AHA executives forecast hospital daily costs rising from $67.59 to near $100 in four years, with January hearings set to probe per patient costs from $28 to $135. The piece highlights Medicare assignment issues, calls for cautious steps toward a national health program, and praises High Point Hospital for holding costs below the regional average while expanding facilities and services.
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American Medical Association
George W. Graham
AHA
Ellis Hospital
Schenectady
N. Y
Spctal Security
Robert J. Myers
Grahami
University, Hospital
New York
Tn Florida
High Point
Balétwe
Duke
N.C. Memorial
N. C. Baptist
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
N.C
D.arawley
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, JR
Joseph P. Rawley Randall
Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
G. W. Patterson
Vwidol
Richard Teague
Associated Press
Cartier
Jack Anderson
Robert Griffin
R-Mich
Checker Motor Company
National “Highway Safety Bureau
Lawrence Meyer
Checker
Bourd
Meyer
Sen
Congress
Doory
Comte
Highway Safety Bureau
Atlanta
Reid-Provident Laboratories, Inc
Reid
Ferrell
Ryan
Reid - Provident
Jess
Orioles
Yale
SDS
Chicago Police
Jackie Gleason
U. S. Senate
Committee On
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