Nixon Between Rock And Hard Place On Vietnam
Editorial argues Nixon is stuck between hawks and doves over Vietnam policy. It cites plummeting public support, possible secret talks with Hanoi, and pressure to end the war without a U.S. defeat. The piece urges cooperation to keep options open for a fair settlement.
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Nixon weighs delaying Vietnam pullout past December
President Nixon signals a potential halt or shift in troop withdrawals if Hanoi does not offer concessions before Christmas. He defends the de escalation plan, cites progress like lower casualties and fewer draft calls, and criticizes critics pushing for immediate end to U.S. involvement.
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Jack Anderson
Vietnam
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Charles Goodell
R-N.y
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High Point Memorial Hospital expansion shines at Hospital Day
Dr. Jimmy Johnson reports on High Point Memorial Hospital's $5 million expansion adding full staff to emergency, ICU, cardiac care, and brain wave tech. Carter Dalton, James H. Millis, and local doctors praise progress, noting better care, reduced stays, and a bright community future.
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Tom Tyson
Trust in press remains strong amid survey findings
A Louis Harris survey for Time magazine shows two thirds of American adults feel better informed now than five years ago. Most favor television as a news source, but many would be most upset by losing daily newspapers. Local and state news are trusted more than international coverage.
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New Supreme Court Session Opens Under Burger Era
The 1969-70 Supreme Court session begins with Warren Burger as Chief Justice. Nominee Clement Haynsworth faces Senate hearings as Nixon touts strict constructionism. analysts warn rulings may diverge from expectations. The term already includes 29 cases on capital punishment, railroad mergers, and civil rights issues.
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Isadore Silver
University of Massachusetts - Amherst
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