Tougher Attack On Drugs Gains Momentum In Mexico
Reports from Mexico City indicate a strengthened bid to curb marijuana and narcotics trafficking led by Armando Lopez Santibanez. The U S Mexico accord supplies helicopters and equipment while 6000 federal troops assist narcotics agents, aiming to strike at the source of the drug racket.
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It Is An Offensive Law That Imprisoned Japanese Americans
The piece condemns Executive Order 9066 as a dark page of U S history and calls for its repeal. It cites the Japanese American Citizens League urging Congress to rescind the act and notes Senate passage awaiting House action amid Internal Security Committee testimony. The article closes with a Bible verse.
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House
Internal Security Committee
Red Imperialism The Enemy
John P. Roche argues that Cambodian events reveal nationalist resistance to Vietnamese expansion. He compares Phnom Penh's government and Hanoi’s stance to past Southeast Asian upheavals, warning against framing the Khmer revolt as a CIA-backed counterrevolution and stressing anti communism as the core issue.
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Pnom Penh
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Southeast Asia
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Indonesia
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PKI
Gestapo
Asia
Bertrand Russell
Moscow
Peking
Indochina
Ho Chi Minh
French Indochina
Nixon Faces Crowded Field In Consumer Policy Push
Marianne Means reports President Nixon used a White House session with House leaders including Senator Warren Magnuson to flag consumer concerns but failed to offer new legislation or funds. Magnuson blasted the move as hollow while White House aides delayed key bills and funding for consumer measures remained scant.
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Nixon
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White House
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D-Wash
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Magnuson
Johnson
Federal Trade Commission
Moses
Viet Cong roots eroded by North Vietnamese takeovers in South Vietnam
Joseph Alsop explains the shift in South Vietnam where North Vietnamese soldiers increasingly replace Viet Cong fighters. He notes the ongoing North Vietnamization extends from battalions to village guerrillas, stressing local ties weaken as Hanoi gains control while Viet Cong losses run high in III Corps.
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South Vietnam
Ernesto Che Guevara
Bolivia
Hanoi
Vo Nguyen Giap
Pham van Dong
Giap
Nixon
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
Publication notice lists subscription options for Middletown Ohio. Rates shown include daily per-copy pricing, weekly delivery, and mail subscriptions in and outside the trading area. Offers yearly rates and foreign mailing price, with all payments in advance.
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Chaff from the staff Chic Sales Remembered
Cincinnati Enquirer column recalls Census Bureau questions about home facilities like flush toilets. Hamilton courthouse pressroom discussion echoes past Chic Sales era backyard needs in small towns. Ohio coroner Dr. Boone notes the two questions as important while reminiscing.
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John Clark
Hamilton
Census Bureau
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Who Heads The Household In 1970 Census Debate
New York columnist Bob Considine weighs the 1970 census questions and privacy concerns. He jokes about choosing a head of household and mocks intrusive items from the form, noting questions about rent, pets, lodgers, and living arrangements. He suggests census rules spark anti big government skepticism.
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