Endangered South Vietnam救lings and humanitarian limits
The article argues American humanitarianism is skewed toward A Americans seeking babies amid the Saigon airlift while leaving South Vietnamese people at risk. It questions fate of Chieu Hoi graduates, Vietnamese staff for U.S. agencies, and families of Americans, suggesting up to 200000–300000 could be condemned. It calls for UN or cross-border refugee options despite political hurdles.
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Washington
United States
South Vietnam
Hue
Saigon
State Department
da Nang
More Alaskas needed to curb oil dependence
An editorial urges rapid expansion of energy projects citing the trans Alaska pipeline and Alaska North Slope reserves. It warns oil imports rose from 17 to 40 percent after the Arab embargo and notes officials fear growing dependence on OPEC. It calls for a crash program to unlock full energy potential now.
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United States
U.S
Middle East
Ford
William Simon
Secretary of
the Treasury
Alaskan
Alaskas
Two kinds of help in Vietnam aid plea contrasts with shelling
The article contrasts Viet Cong requests for aid to feed over a million South Vietnamese refugees with ongoing shelling and fear among those who fled. It questions Congress's response to humanitarian pleas versus economic assistance against Communist expansion, quoting Jeremiah 37 17 RSV.
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South Vietnam
Congress
Balloon Drift Dazzles Neighborhood Amid Quiet Night
A giant red white and blue hot air balloon hovered at about 500 feet as two people rode the basket. Children and dogs gathered while six teens ignored the spectacle amid a calm suburban scene. The writer notes the era has cooled public wonder.
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Rockwell
Saturday Evening Post
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists subscription options in Middletown Ohio. Home delivery by carrier or motor route offers daily and Sunday rates, with mail options nationwide and international. Prices include weekly and four week periods with advance payment required.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Ford and the golf controversy amidst world events
William F Buckley Jr reflects on President Ford playing golf amid Vietnam misery and a harsh news cycle. He argues for decorum and privacy, contrasts public spectacle with national mood, and questions media intrusion and presidential propriety.
Moscow’s enmity tests Scoop Jackson’s White House bid
A Radio Liberty analysis argues Soviet coverage aims to quarantine detente and portrays Henry Jackson as a throwback to the Cold War. It examines how Moscow’s stance could affect Jackson’s Democratic presidential chances amid Portugal, NATO, and Indochina crises and shifts in U.S. foreign policy.
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Radio Liberty
United States
Russia
Israel
U.S
Henry Jackson
Jackson
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White House
Khrushchev
John F. Kennedy
Kissinger-Ford
Portugal
Azores Islands
NATO
Peking
Democratic Party
McGovern
Scoop
Southeast Asia
George Wallace
Alabama
Indochina
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