Stennis Pushes Enclave Like Idea on South Vietnam War
Senator Stennis cites enclave theory as a possible alternative to withdrawal urging continued U S backing for South Vietnam and its army. He notes risks of turning large parts of the country over to North Vietnam and Viet Cong if U S troops pull back too soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugeer San Juhn Stennis
Mississipi Benen
Senate Armed Services
Southeast Asia
Ster
Adrawal
Vietnam
Sia
Thailand
Cong
U.S
South Vietnam
Neuven Vang Thieu
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Stennis
Soviet Union
China
Nixon
Red
Hanoi
Noise over Civil Rights sparks Washington debate
An editorial critiques Nixon Administration moves on voting rights and school desegregation, noting limited congressional support for Mitchell proposed legislation and urging practical HEW led enforcement. It argues current policy aims to end racial discrimination in education swiftly and lawfully and questions charges of softness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Mitchell
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Justice Department
Philip Hart
Walter Mondale
Martin King, Jr
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
National Education Association
James Farmer
HEW
Justice-Hew
U.S
Can Man Survive Exhibit Marks 100th Museum Anniversary
A New York based exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History marks its 100th anniversary with the title Can Man Survive. It highlights environmental exploitation, rising technology, and population growth, while museum directors remain cautiously optimistic about humanity’s near-term resilience. The exhibit runs for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Declaration Of Independence Seen Through Rhodesia Lens
A Washington view contrasts the US stance on Rhodesia with the 1776 declaration of equality. It notes ongoing trade ties, white minority rule influence, and domestic political pressures shaping calls for stronger sanctions and policy shifts. The piece discusses Congress debates and international responses to Rhodesia’s independence efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Rhodesia
United States
United Nations
America
Continental Congress
Meager Megalopolis Talk From A Meandering Page
A long mash of commentary covers crime case Pat Piccione in Brooklyn and moral musings on crime self defense. It notes mob threats, police delays, and questions of extenuating circumstances, then shifts to essays on time, urban growth, and a future Texas Gulf Coast megalopolis linking Dallas and Fort Worth.
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Washington
Pat Piccione
New York
Brooklyn
Piccione
America
Johnny Lindsay
Supreme Court
Bro
Webster
U.S
Boston
San Francisco
San Jose
Chicago
Detroit
Los Angeles
Texas Gulf Coast
Houston
Fort Worth
Dallas
Impeccable revelations on Vietnam peace talks report
Henry J. Taylor asserts there are no secret negotiations and that Hanoi aims to erode U S resolve. He claims North Vietnam accepts no military victory and relies on public opinion to end the war while Moscow and Beijing back a prolonged conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Apa
Warsaw
Moscow
Hanoi
Hong Kong
HO Chi Minh
State Department
Henry Cubo Lodge
Washington
Nixon
Ha van Lau
Hari
Kaesong
Vietnam
North Vietnam
United States
Local officials and police corruption questions echoed by Breslin
Columnist Jimmy Breslin lamented his primary defeat and the bar closure while questioning why corruption prosecutions against police and public officials are rare, noting that organized crime relies on such corruption, as stated by Charles H. Rogovin of the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Breslin
New York
Charles H. Rogovin
Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Disposable Confirmation Gowns Debut At Brentwood Ceremony
Disposable confirmation gowns made an official debut on May 26 as 900 junior citizens received confirmations at St. Anne's RC Church in Brentwood New York. The New York province approved use of disposable gowns for confirmations. Gowns feature scarlet tus beanie-type head coverings for girls and are made of 100 percent Avisco rayon from Stearns Foster Co Cincinnati. The outfits are lightweight comfortable economical and convenient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne's RC
Brentwood
N.Y
Cell
New York
Stearns & Foster Co
Cincinnati
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Luppock
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Texas
Senator Stennis
South Vietnamese
David Lawrence
Rhodesi
Rica
Africa
Republic of South Africa
Britain
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
St. Louis
Jay. Henry
Ray Cromley
Mlege
Atreck
J. Francis Morgan
el Paso
Bill Hooten
el Paso Times
Sayis
Manson Avenue
Chicaso
Henry J. Taylor
Ha van Law
Caligula
Nena
Ussr
Red China
Kremlin
Russia
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