Guerrilla Tactics Urged After South Vietnamese Losses in Cambodia
A South Vietnamese armored unit suffered heavy casualties in Cambodia and abandoned numerous vehicles and weapons near Sauol. Analysts urge adopting guerrilla operations, noting North Vietnamese forces show greater motivation to avoid capture and calling for a strategic shift to more flexible tactics.
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Sauol
Laos
Gerald Templer
Malaysia
U.S
Hanoi
Time Will Tell About James Hoffa AT LAST
James R Hoffa faced a pivotal choice between prison and leading the Teamsters He recently visited his critically ill wife in San Francisco and appears to be seeking parole influence without active union control The Parole Board is expected to require a promise not to approach unions or pension funds if released next year.
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James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
San Francisco
U.S. Parole Board
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Hoffa
White House
Johnson
Vietnam
Nixon
Bush, UN Good For Each Other
George Bush says his view of the United Nations shifted to strong support after becoming UN ambassador. He cites UN health programs near eradicating malaria, mineral discoveries worth over 13 billion dollars, and the Human Rights Declaration as foundations for new constitutions in over 40 nations. He urges greater representation and practical results to boost UN effectiveness.
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George. Bush
United Nations
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Bush
Dallas Council of World Affairs
Southeast Asia
General Assembly
Mr. Bush
Great Country Of Paranoia A Satire By Art Buchwald
A satirical piece on Paranoia's rulers citizens media and class fears. It portrays racial tension between light and dark skinned people, protests by youth, welfare suspicions, and a budget heavy on defense. The United States refuses to intervene, citing lack of similar problems at home.
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Washington
Manic Depressia
United States
U.S
Foreign policy debate and world events noted
The piece discusses Congress detours in foreign policy and intelligence oversight versus broad world awareness. It cites a recent Atlantic Russia maneuver issue and notes Iceland as a key strategic base at the top of the globe.
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CIA
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Appropriations Committee
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Atlantic
Iceland
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
Ussr
SATO
Teeeland
Nixon's 772 Aim Open Widening Debate On Re election
Marianne Means weighs whether Nixon will run again in 1972. She contrasts Johnson Hoover and Nixon, notes pressures from Vietnam policy inflation and riots, and recalls how Johnson delayed retirement. The piece also covers NATO security issues, Icelandic dynamics, and debates over CIA public disclosure and Senate scrutiny.
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Herbert Hoover
Richard Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Hoover
Truman
Lyndon B. Johnson
School of Public Affairs
Texas
White House
Soviet Presence in Egypt Deepens Egypt Israel Impasse
CIA findings to President Nixon show 15,900 Soviet troops and 4,009 technicals in Egypt, with 570 heavy artillery pieces 1,100 armored personnel carriers 164 helicopters 69 jet bombers and 365 jet fighters. Moscow signals stay power in Cairo while calls for phase out falter.
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Nikolai V. Podgorny
Anwar el-Sadat
CIA
Richard M. Helms
Nixon
Soviet Union
Indian Ocean
Suez Canal
Sadat
William P. Rogers
Cairo
Rogers
U.S
Joy Moscow
Jacob TD Beam
Woosvinn
CUA
Russia
Reypt
Israel
Tokyo Front Advances Deeper in Korea Amid Red Counter Attacks
Allied troops pushed lines a mile deeper into Korea as Eighth Army officers said China and Korea were defending Chorwon and Kumhwa in the Tron Triangle. In Texas, floodwaters receded while showers were forecast. in Lubbock, over 300 CWA Local 6203 members prepared to join a 63,000 strong strike against Southwestern Bell Telephone Co unless a contract settlement surfaced.
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Lubbock
Korea
Eighth Army
Chorwon
Kumhwa
Tron Triangle
Lubbock Local 6203
Communications Workers of America, Cio
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
St. Louis
Pass It On And Pass It On In This Week’s Column
The column by L. M. Boyd discusses child labor laws, apprenticeship history, and left handedness in parents and babies. It also contains quips about Joe Frazier Cassius Clay and U S presidents plus a dating definition debate and a school weather anecdote. Readers are invited to send questions and comments to L. M. Boyd in Fort Worth Texas.
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L. M. Boyd
P.O
Fort Worth
Texas
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