Nixon Calls for Stronger US Israel Military Edge
Nixon urged a tougher US stance toward the Soviet Union and backed giving Israel a technological military margin to offset Arab numerical superiority. He cited nonproliferation talks, debated the nuclear treaty provisions, and urged reevaluation of Johnson era bridge-building with the Soviet bloc after Czechoslovakia. Rockefeller warned approval could appear to condone the invasion.
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Bill Boyarsky
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Soviet Union
America
Israel
San Francisco
New York
Nixon
Washington
B’nai Brith
Middle East
Pittsburgh
U.S
Senate
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Czechoslovakia
Johnson
Rockefeller
Newsmen Say U S Blocking Peace Talks
Two American newspaper editors claim the United States blocked progress at the Paris peace talks by undermining the understanding that arranged the conference. They allege the U S actions threaten the talks set during a Hanoi visit last March.
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Miami
Figs
U.S
Paris
Hanoi
William C. Baggs
Mi‘ Am! News
Harry
Ashmore
The
Arkansas Gazette
Mis sion to Hallot Chronicle of Double Dealing in High Places
HOPE ARK star reports North Vietnam pressed for talks before sessions. Two U.S. figures Baggs and Ashmore recount private Hanoi discussions with Ho Chi Minh aides, noting Johnson’s bombing halt offer as a possible peace step. They say Hanoi accepted talks after reviewing the aide memoire and conveyed it to Washington officials.
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North Vietnam
Misston
Hallot
Hanoi
Washington
Bages
Ashmote
Ho Chi Minti
Johns
Son
Johnson
Hafel
Lyudent Johnsson
Rim
U.S
Ashmore
Baggs
Page Cleven
Johson
Fuggs
Vientiane
Laos
Wyn Averell Harriman
Nicholas Katzenbach
William P. Bundy
Transplant Surge predicted as demand and donors grow
Dr. F C Spencer of NYU Medical Center predicts a sharp rise in heart transplant operations worldwide over the coming months as results vary greatly between patients. Theodore Cooper notes a national registry to record treatments and outcomes, with 260000 annual deaths in the US from non heart disease causes offering potential donor pools. Cooper warns logistics and preservation present significant challenges. Barbara M Watson named first woman and first Negro administrator at the U S Department of State Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs.
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Brian Sullivan
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
F. C. Spencer
New York University Medical Center
Spencer
the Transplantation Society
Paris
Theodore Cooper
U.S. National Institutes of Health
United States
Cooper
Nolble
Barbara M. Watson
Pew
Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs
Miss Watson
U.S. Department of Shale
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