Nixon foreign policy aims loom in early era
Senior diplomats assess three crisis areas that will shape Nixon's presidency: Europe, nuclear risk, and the Middle East. The plan includes a strengthened Atlantic alliance, cautious intervention, and regular Soviet talks to curb nuclear war risks. A shift from Vietnam to a Europe and Asia balance is debated, with negotiations and detachment as possible routes to peace and unity.
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Middle East
Nixon
Germany
Condlu
South Vietnam
Hanoi Washington
Sion
Richard M. Nixway
Vietnam
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John
Son
Israel
Johnson States
Johnson
South Viet
Paris
State Department
Vietnam War
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Cvisis
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Atlantic Alliance
Czechoslovakia
Johnsonstalks
Asia
Charles de
Tops
Gaulle
Paign
Hubert H. Humphrey
Middle
Soviet Union
West Germany
Nam
Kremlin
Berlin
West Berlin
Washington
Allasis
Doctors blame ills on dissipation and labor
AP report covers physicians warning of health decline from overwork and dissipation. It notes rising health care costs and urges disciplined self-care, diet, and avoidance of hospital overuse. AMA delegates push for anti cigarette advertising and patient education amid inflation.
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Frank Carey
Wilbur Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Hollywood
Mary MacMahon
Dwight
American Medical Association
Jed.” . L. Wilbur
San’ Francisco
AMA
House of Delegates
Michigan
Mystery of Million-Dollar Hoard Found in Widow’s Home
Mrs. MacMahon, a 67-year-old New York attorney’s widow, was found dead last weekend at her Harrison Street bungalow. Police uncovered 242283.87 in cash and stock certificates from U S Steel and other firms. Heirs, including Mrs. Faris and two sisters, await division. no will found.
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Charles Fulton
U.S. Steel
Wookworth
Chrysler
United Aircraft
Texaco
RCA
MacMahon
Linwood Cabot
Merchants push early campaign for Yule shopping sales
AP reports merchants start Christmas selling season early amid mixed signals from shoppers. Forecasters predict modest sales gains, but anxiety over consumer mood, savings behavior, and tax changes could trim holiday receipts. Weather and early snow affect spending mood, with retailers entering a longer, cautious selling period.
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Mer Tehants
Kansas Cilion Shot Fatally in Scuffle
Kansas City AP reports Albert Ray Mitchell aged 32 was shot dead during an altercation in a woman's apartment on Pelbate Ne ASS Lige. It was the city’s 102nd homicide of the year. Police arrested 59 year old George Miller, an employee of a detective agency, and held him for investigation.
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Kansas City
Albert Ray Mitchell
Pel Bate
George Miller
Police patrol halls of Wyandotte High amid racial trouble
Wyandotte High School in Kansas City Kansas deployed at least ten officers to patrol the halls after racial trouble last week. Five white students were beaten by groups described as Negro youths. one student was found unconscious. A shooting occurred in a superintendent’s apartment, with details citing a group of hoodlums and resulting expulsions for troublemakers.
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Kansas City, Kan
Wyandotte High School
G. W. Corporon
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