A Strategic Reassessment of Vietnam War Policy
The piece urges shifting from attrition to pacification and holding populated areas in Vietnam. It argues for deescalation, negotiating with Hanoi, and reducing the war perimeter while strengthening South Vietnamese forces and political stability. It critiques endless troop increases and promotes a ceasing of broad bombing to test concessions and aim for a viable, self-governing Vietnam.
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Vietnam
Wheeler
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South
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Hanoi
U Thant
Thieu-Key
V.C
South Vietnam
U.S
Detroit mayor pushes riot control plan with 40 suburb mayors
Detroit Mayor Je rome P. Cavanagh held a riot strategy meeting with mayors or representatives from 40 Detroit area towns. He announced a permanent hot line and rumor control center to coordinate warnings and responses and said violence will be dealt with promptly.
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Detroit
UPI
Jerome P. Cavanagh
Cavanagh
Local Sewage Odor Complaints And Body Bequest Guidance
Ongoing odor from the County Sewer Plant in the Nellis Boulevard area prompts officials to note maintenance cycles and a planned odor free disposal method. Separate questions cover donating bodies for medical education, with wills and next of kin approvals needed, and prompts about a Nevada myth campaign and Christmas card reuse with local suggestions.
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John Farnsworth
District Health Department
Nellis Boulevard
Boulder Highway
Fast Monson Road
Clark County
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospite
School of Medicine
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Nevada
Union Shuts Door On Internal Rift At International Union
Internal conflict at Hadcarriers and Laborers International ends with Primus White ousted as president and Ernest Knight installed. Roger Fisher, the international rep, reined in discussion and signals mandatory supervision during elections set for June. James G. Ryan faces charges as prior business manager due to alleged inadequate representation and missed meetings.
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Hadcarriers and Laborers International
Nailed
James G. Ryan
Ryan
Cut Rate Advertising Deal Highlighted At Hearing
Testimony described an offered discount for advertising in the Review-Journal tied to a combined service. Moore said he did not solicit the deal and the letter was admitted as evidence. The hearing also covered underground versus aerial cable layouts and cost estimates for trenching in Nevada Cablevision’s proposed system.
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Review-Journal
Moore
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Reynolds
Clifford Anderson
TAB Construction Co
Nevada Cablevision
Community Cable TV
Anderson
Taylor
American Broadcasting System
International Telephone and Telegraph
ABC
Montana
U. S
New York
FCC
Congressional
PSC
United Cable Systems, Inc
Phillip N. Zonne
California
Nevada Supreme Court to hear term dispute for senators
The Nevada Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments on whether 10 state senators may be denied four year terms. May 7 was tentatively set for a ruling, with a June decision aim to avoid political confusion. Attorneys for affected senators cite a conflict with constitutional term provisions and a 1966 apportionment event.
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Carson City
UPI
Nevada Supreme Court
Jon Collins
High Court
George Vargas
Reno
Emergson Titlow
Tonopah
Helen Herr
Las Vegas
John Fransway
Winnemucca
al Alleman
North Las Vegas
Nevada
Secretary of State
Clark County Speech and Drama Tournament Schedule
The annual Clark County tournament runs today and tomorrow with participants from across the district. Speech events take place today at Nevada Southern University chaired by Markus Carver of Las Vegas High. Drama is tomorrow at the same campus chaired by Bob Anderson of Valley High. Debate is held tomorrow at Las Vegas High.
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Clark County
Nevada Southern University
Markus Carver
Las Vegas High
Bob Anderson
Valley High School
Las Vegas High School
Auto Union AMC Pact Offer Sparks Trade Talks
Detroit UPI reports American Motors Corp and the United Auto Workers negotiated past a noon deadline and plan a new money offer at 9 am. The union kept a strike deadline in place for next Wednesday while 17,500 AMC workers vote on a two year proposal Monday and Tuesday.
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Detroit
UPI
American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
UAW
AMC
Pat Greathouse
Research Needs U S Support
Washington reports that by late 1967 three fourths of research in American graduate schools received federal government funding.
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Washington
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