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Nixon Must Have Support in Face of Vietnamese Refugee Crisis
Washington observers warn that South Vietnamese civilians flee south under heavy bombardment from North Vietnamese forces aided by Russian artillery. The piece cites George Aiken and Jacob Javits, notes U.S. troops and casualties, and questions Nixon’s handling as the war deepens.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Hue
Demilitarized Zone
George Aiken
Vermont
U.S
Nixon
Tibet
Peking
Jacob Javits
Javits
Russia
Middle East
United States
Vietnam
de Gaulle
Nibal
Great Britain
Churchill
Nixon Aides Describe Viet Nam Peace Demands
Henry Kissinger outlined pre cease fire demands from North Vietnam via Paris talks with Le Duc Tho. The list included South Vietnam’s president resigning, abolition of pacification and Vietnamization, release of political prisoners, and a government including Communists.
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Nixon
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Henry Kissinger
Paris
le Duc Tho
Nguyen van Thieu
Nationwide poll shows broad backing for Nixon views
Sindlinger & Company found 76.1 percent favorable to the President and 49 percent likely to vote for Nixon re election in a businessmen sample. A strong majority approved the hard line toward the Soviet Union and a majority favored escalation for a total victory.
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Swarthmore
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Soviet Union
White House
U.S
Indochina
Tallest In Europe Weeps as Tour Maine-Montparnasse Tops
The 680 foot Tour Maine Montparnasse reaches topping out amid fanfare marking a milestone in European skyscraper history. The project hailed as a symbol of modern Paris and tall-building ambition, closing a period of construction excitement.
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Europe
Maine-Montparnesse
Thoughts For Today on Freedom and Humanity
Reflective note asserting freedom as every person's birthright and a reasonable claim tied to humanity. It emphasizes rights rooted in humane conduct toward others and the balance required to coexist with neighbors.
Buckley Attacks McGovern on Nuclear Disarmament Plan
William F Buckley Jr argues against Senator George McGovern’s defense cuts and MAD theory. He warns large cuts would undercut U.S. deterrence, leaving the nation vulnerable as Soviets advance missile defense and targeting, while urging defense research and anti ballistics reliance.
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Soviet Union
George McGovern
Box 182
Murray Hill Station
New York
William Schneider
Hudson Institute
Mirror of the mind and James Dickey career choices
The piece discusses if a child should choose their own career with parent guidance and uses poet James Dickey as a case study. It notes his mother and father influence, his marriage as pivotal to his work, and how writing can feel both demanding and absorbing when truly in focus.
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James Dickey
Tennyson and Longfellow
Dickey
Doubleday
George Wallace Rises as 1972 Political Giant
The profile credits George Wallace with a sweeping 1972 impact across U.S. politics, noting his primary results in Pennsylvania Wisconsin Indiana and Florida Tennessee North Carolina Alabama Maryland Michigan as well as his influence on the Nixon Administration and the realignment of parties. It highlights his defiant campaign and enduring appeal among working people, despite assassination injuries.
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George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
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Nixon
Michigan
Middle America
North Carolina
White House
Florida
America
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Indiana
Tennessee
Maryland
United States
Muskie Meringue
Humphrey Humbug
George McGovern
Dixie
Robert E. Lee
George C. Wallace
Years Ago in Lawton Rotary and Community Notes
Arthur Bonner screened a film titled 24 Hours In Tyrant Land at the Lawton Rotary Club noon meeting. Mrs Al Terrill named president of the newly formed Opti Mrs Club. Bobby Myers hosted a covered dish luncheon for the Highland Baptist Woman Missionary Society.
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Constitution Files
Arthur Bonner
Lawton
Horoscope Outlook by Birth Day for May 2 1972
Horoscope for Wednesday May 2 1972 covers Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Libra Sagittarius and Pisces. It highlights strengths such as humor intuition artistry and prudence while warning of misdirections and the need to scrutinize offerings and past achievements.
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