Why The Talks Failed
Art Buchwald argues Paris worsened Indochina peace talks by hosting all sides in lavish French settings. He mocks diplomats’ distractions, urges moving talks to harsher climates outside Paris, and claims France’s hospitality reduces urgency to seal a settlement.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Paris
France
Indochina
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
Saigon
Arctic Circle
Saara Desert
Speaking Freely Better Class Of Criminal By Don Oakley
An editorial-style piece argues art thefts are rising to epidemic levels as a high-grade criminal class emerges. It cites NYPD officials, the International Art Registry, and notable thefts from Paris, Maine, and Buckingham Palace to illustrate the lucrative, low-risk nature of stolen art and fraud. It contrasts with a laser weed killer patent by Dr. Ralph A. Scott Jr. and ends with a quip about acupuncture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Oakley
New York
Inland Marine Underwriters Assn
Marie Cirile
NYPD
Alan Baer
International Art Registry
Paris Opera Museum
Woolworth
Maine
Queen’s Gallery
Buckingham Palace
London
Russia
Army Corps of Engineers
Ralph A. Scott Jr
Spock
Scott
Readable OCR Summary of a Classified Notice
A damaged OCR fragment lists roles and duties for a newspaper staff post. It references president, advertising manager, editor and base postage details, with lines suggesting deadlines or validity notes. The exact names, dates, and locations are unreadable in this fragment.
Bank holdup at Rural Valley nets $20000
In Rural Valley at 12 25 p m a lone gunman robbed Peoples National Bank. Police Chief Gilbert W James said a cashier fired but the bandit escaped with about $20000 in cash.
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Rural Valley
Peoples National Bank
Gilbert W. James
Nancy Deabenderfer
Indiana RD 2
Indiana
GOP moves to cut public affairs shows face internal opposition
Washington figures report GOP control of the Public Broadcasting System seeks to ax shows deemed essential by 134 local program directors. Buckley’s Firing Line and Washington Week in Review are among the targets, though directors call them essential. Final decision pending January 10 by CPB executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Washington
Public Broadcasting System
William Buckley
Washington Week In Review
Bill Moyer
Journal
World Press
Public America
Black Journal
Buckley
Washington Week
Corporation of Public Broadcasting
Elizabeth Drew
Bob Benjamin
Jack Wrather
Nixon
Wrath
Siberian
Brennan Leads Labor Dept as Photos Rise and Power Grows
Washington preview of a hard hat secretary and a 24 year old aide steering the Labor Department. Brennan asserts authority by demanding presidential photos displayed and by naming Bob Armao as top deputy. The piece portrays a forceful bid to reshape a bureaucracy wary of reform and signals broader strike era tensions ahead.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
Labor Dept
Peter Brennan
Brennan
Bob Armao
International Longshoremen’s Assny
ILA
Pete Will
Armac
New York
Nixon
Bob
Bobby
Dick Nixon
New Deal
George Shultz
Labor
Manhattan
Pete Brennan
Labor Dream Tangles Politics as Brennan Takes Lead
The piece sketches Charles Colson moving on Labor Act Two with Brennan heading the Labor Dept as his own boss supported by George Meany and President Nixon in secret talks. It forecasts turbulence across transport and labor during looming contract negotiations as Brennan aims to keep strikes down while facing union opposition.
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Charles
Chuck” Colson
Brennan
Labor
George Meany
Pete Brennan
Nixon
Franklin Roosevelt
Jack Kennedy
Shultz
Meany
Labor Dept
White House
Dept. of Commerce
Commerce
Paul Hall
National Commission On Productivity
Saints
Peter Brennan
Last Minute Christmas Gift Open to Books Says Boyle
HAL BOYLE suggests a good book as the perfect last minute gift for overlooked friends. Books require minimal upkeep, endure, and can inspire across generations. He lists playful title examples and trivia Qs to end with light notes on literature and culture.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Jonathan Livingston Seagull
Aristotle Onassis
Maria Callas
Henry A. Kissinger
Thieun
Vietnam
Norman Vincent Peale
J. Paul Getty
Spiro Agnew
Ixon
Omar Nelson Bradley
George McGovern
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Elizabeth R. Sweene
Amye Taylor Ray
AY Russell M. Hickey
Au Wind Ie
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Pentagon
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New Grumman
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Grumman
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John Chafee
Defense
Mel Laird
Anchors Aweigh
Berry
Nev
Boyle
Long Island
Joyce Brothers
Johnny Carson
Dark Horse
John Connally
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Greening of America
Phyllis Diller
Margaret Mead
Gloria Steinem
Pat Nixon
Bartlett
Archie Bunker
Jackie Onassis
Ronald L. Ziegler
Howard Hughes
D. B. Cooper
Republican Party
Frank Sinatra
Muhammad J
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CRU
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John V. Lindsay
New York City
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Japan
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