Changing View Of China Reflects Long War Costs
The piece argues that postwar shifts in U S China relations reveal a misread threat from China that helped fuel the Vietnam War. It notes scholars now question China as an existential aggressor and urges leaders to demand stronger proof for warlike actions, citing Veterans and policy debates.
Getting Kids Confused at San Francisco Demonstration
William F Buckley Jr reports on a San Francisco weekend student protest with long drives and mixed views. The crowd contested money demands from Burton, endured militant rhetoric from a Cuicano leader, and witnessed Dick Gregory pledge to go without solid food until the Vietnam War ends.
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Missing Gypsy the German Shepherd Seeks Return and Care
A six month old female German Shepherd named Gypsy, loved by Miss Lynn Wood of Sutphin St, has disappeared after surgery stitches due to be removed. Gypsy suffers a hip displacement and a skin ailment, and Miss Wood offers a reward or another dog for return to 3615 Grand Ave.
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UN Commission Urges Two Seats For China In UN
A presidential commission of 50 members urged reforms to strengthen the United Nations. It recommends that both the People's Republic of China and the Republic of China on Taiwan hold seats, arguing it is fair for two governments to represent mainland China and Taiwan. The report calls for US diplomacy to avoid expelling Nationalist China and to seek Red China’s acceptance of UN principles. It frames membership as an obligation, not a privilege, and aims for a truly global community with duties matching rights.
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Samuels Shocks Democrats at National Committee Meeting
Howard Samuels, wealthy NYC figure and director of the citys off track betting operation, stirred the Democratic National Committee by proposing that funds be earmarked for voter registration, reform committees, and travel costs for committee members. He urged no support for candidates not backed by party organization and a withdrawal from Vietnam by end of 1972, prompting fierce opposition from party leaders and financiers.
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Middletown Journal publishes daily subscription rates
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for weekdays and Sundays with motor route and mail options. Rates include 3.47 per year in installments or 3.20 per four weeks, 15¢ monthly service charge, and 30 per year outside the trading area, all payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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