Hanoi defies Moscow and charts its own Vietnam path
Analysts question Moscow influence on Hanoi as Kissinger meets Soviet officials and Le Duc Tho. Experts say Hanoi will press its own course despite Soviet or Chinese pressure amid Nixon era tensions and a new North Vietnamese offensive.
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Richard L. Walker
National Security Council
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Vietnam
Dan Blocker known as Hoss dies. lasting off screen impact noted
Dan Blocker, the 6 foot 4 inch star known as Hoss in Bonanza, dies after a career marked by warmth and family devotion. He valued education, pursued a PhD, and hoped to teach again, while railing against bigotry and cherishing Texans and his own family.
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Hoss
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Porky Pig
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Law Schools urged to reform court dispute handling
Justice Byron White urged law schools to seek out ways to solve legal disputes out of court. He noted agencies and private contracts already handle some matters and warned the judicial system faces enormous dockets. He urged schools to develop docket and administration streamlining solutions.
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Byron White
U.S. Supreme Court
Kremlin Intentions Worry Free World Says Nixon Visit Looms
David Lawrence reports broad Western anxiety over Soviet policy amid Vietnam unrest and arms shipments to North Vietnam. The piece notes NATO defenses, potential Soviet influence in Eastern Europe, and questions how Nixon will negotiate with Moscow to avert a larger war.
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Nixon
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United States
Paris
Plainman column and verse on success, age, and safety
The piece offers sharp lines on rapid climbing to success and old age, noting Dizzying ladders and a wary view of wealth. A Today’s Pome lampoons a Grandpa’s health through vitamins versus pills, and a quip about Texas politics hints at a runoff.
Zodiac Humor and Workplace Astrology in 1960s Memoir
Virginia Payette notes a humorous use of zodiac by office staff in a column drawn from insurance records and editorials. The piece satirizes reliance on sun signs for dating and professional moves, cites misadventures of drivers, and mocks political chatter while referencing public figures and workplace dynamics.
Salvage lists and public notices mix in odd bulletin
Fragmentary notes reference salvage categories from shoes to worn appliances and broken refrigerators. The text includes aside on theater crowd banter and a quip about pawnshop redemption rates signaling economic mood. It also recalls Spooner and a seaside wave question in a rambling, era voice.
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Old Armies News
Sgtch
President Nixon's Indochina withdrawal plan outlined
US officials describe a plan calling for a complete withdrawal of American forces within four months once an internationally supervised cease-fire begins. The proposal would require North Vietnamese forces to pull out if accepted, with possible prisoner exchanges and Russian and Chinese backing noted. State Department comments suggest broad acceptance by Moscow and Beijing.
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Iman
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