Nine years later US Vietnam ties debate in Paris
The article argues that after 1977 the United States should reassess full relations with Vietnam. It cites wartime losses totals, moral grounds, and the need to address missing in action, unspent arms, and alleged reeducation centers before any normal trade or diplomatic ties.
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Adding Billions To Annual Dole
Washington columnist Joe Califano tears into the cost and social impact of a new federal order banning discrimination against the handicapped. He questions funding, classroom remodeling, and the burden on schools while suggesting drastic remedies and treaty abrogation as possible solutions. He argues the nation cannot endlessly fund protected groups and still taxpay.
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Nixon Proved Himself Stupid in Frost Interview Analysis
A columnist argues Nixon failed to adapt after Watergate, calling him stupid for not recognizing the shift toward legislative supremacy and the inevitability of tapes becoming public. The piece critiques his timing, wealth from media exposure, and lack of a cogent public strategy.
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Nixon Seeks Reset by Erasing Dishonor Scar
A Brooklyn College symposium on corruption contrasts scholarly detachment with public passion over Watergate. The piece argues Nixon sought to erase the scar of dishonor, driven by personal protection rather than national interest, as tapes and impeachment questions shifted public judgment.
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Quotes on ability and common sense from Hubbard and Robbins
Elbert Hubbard notes that discovering ability in others is the true test of talent. Dorothy B Robbins observes that common sense remains admired, though it sometimes seems to have retired.
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