Nixon Era Initiative Urged In Foreign Policy Review
A column argues the United States must regain initiative in foreign affairs under a new Nixon administration. It cites Berlin airlift, Taiwan, Lebanon, Guatemala, and Latin America as historical precedents and warns Vietnam and Cuba show recent failures to act decisively.
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Nixon
Eum
Baek
Truman
Berlin
Potsdam
Ussr
United States
Germany
Paris Talks
Vietnam
Washington
State Department
Roadblocks to Peace Talks Not as Formidable As Appears
Vietnam negotiations in Paris edge forward two days before Washington’s change of administrations. Nixon and Lodge seek speed toward a political settlement while Saigon resists conceding Viet Cong recognition as an equal party. Harriman hopes a solution will be found in these talks.
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Washington
Hell City
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Fidel
Mrs. Balderdash
Maine
California
Richard Nixon
Cognoscenti
D. C
Blyther
Gesel
Vietnam
Paris
Johnson
Nixon
U.S
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Averell Harriman
Up Side Budget Not Reassuring
The Johnson budget for the next fiscal year shows an $11.6 billion increase to $195.3 billion, with rises in housing health defence foreign aid and social security while debt interest grows. A 10 percent surcharge would continue and a tax shift to fund state grants is debated, but critics call it a bare bones plan failing fiscal responsibility.
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H. J. Kendrick
21St St
Everglades
National Forests
Deserts
Kendrick
Congress
Johnson
Vietnam
Henry Reuss
Wisconsin
Texas
Reuss
Democratic Party
Nixon Administration
Moon Inspired Songwriters Face Real Moon Reality
Moon observers note that astronauts found the moon cold and lifeless up close. James Lovell questions how writers romanticize the moon, while acknowledging the moon still captivates lovers and poets with its imagined charm.
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James Lovell
Consumer warranties shafting the average American shopper
Betty Furness warns that most warranties are useless and that the great free enterprise system will still shaft consumers in 1969. A humorous anecdote at McCarthy Slaine Klutzknowlton highlights how a faulty electric can opener is ignored after a late Green Warranty Card submission.
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Washington
Betty Furness
McCarthy, Slaine and Klutzknowlton
Leavenworth
Kaw
That Girl on Broadway Sparks Youth Car Sign Message
A line about a stage character urges politicians to admire turtleneck sweaters and avoid risk. A teenager posts a car sign reading Help send a girl to Boys Town indicating a local fundraising or moral campaign context.
Framed pictures surge with bigger sizes and higher margins
Framed reproductions of paintings are rising in size and quality. Suppliers note a shift away from 90 cent items to higher value units with improved finishes and textures. Buyers say women prefer attractive framed art over inexpensive 99 cent pieces as volume and prices improve.
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