Indifference to Portugal by William F Buckley Jr
Buckley argues that the CIA is paralyzed and NATO weakened as Portugal risks a Communist dominated government. He urges covert aid to pro democratic forces, criticizing European apathy and urging action to support freedom in Lisbon.
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Road to Geneva as Kissinger peace effort collapses
The piece argues Kissinger’s shuttle diplomacy failed and urges resuming international talks led by the United States and the Soviet Union in Geneva. It warns renewed fighting could erupt before the conference and calls for UN forces in the Sinai to stay, with talks focusing on a Middle East peace settlement and resolving Israeli Egyptian impasse.
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MacArthur hat tour in Japan through May draws crowds
Gen MacArthur’s gold-crusted campaign hat and corncob pipe tour Japanese cities including Tokyo Osaka Kyoto Hiroshima Nagoya and more with audiences over 200 000 per stop. Asahi Shimbun sponsors ensure the exhibits’ safe return to Norfolk with careful transit by Nippon Tsuun Transport Co. officials. The tour plans Shizuoka Okayama Fukuoka Kumamoto Okinawa with dates to be announced two weeks prior.
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Turtle Class mail proposed to cut postage and slow delivery
Jim Fiebig argues for a new Postal Service class named Turtle Class with a 3 cent rate and guaranteed delivery between 10 and 20 days for nonurgent letters. He notes slower mail since 1971 and predicts savings and improved satisfaction if fast mail loses priority.
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Congress and the 94th in the Indochina retreat critique
The piece argues Congress blocked funding and censure from Watergate era politics, blaming the 94th Congress for hindering decisive action in Indochina. It recalls Churchill, Baldwin and Chamberlain, questions humanitarian aid, and warns against retreat spreading to the Middle East and Europe. It questions U.S. commitments, White House leadership, and Portugal in a crisis tone.
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Letters to the Editor on protesters and youth hope
Readers urge protests over Vietnam and Cambodia casualties and praise Lemon Monroe High senior donors for Greg Day blood drive. A note from John Witte and thanks from William R Eisele commend young Americans for civic effort and renewed hope.
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