Assembly calls for nuclear moratorium despite abstentions
United Nations General Assembly presses for a temporary halt on testing and deployment of nuclear weapons as talks in Helsinki on arms limitation proceed. The United States and the Soviet Union abstained, but urged urgency toward a broader agreement.
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Moscow
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New Zealand Eyes Antarctic Travel Boom
Travel writers imagine a future Antarctic trip with a jet landing at McMurdo Sound entrance. A headquarters ship could anchor there to support flights inland toward the polar plateau, with favorable weather mid January to mid February.
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Antarctica
New Zealand
McMurdo Sound
Antarctic Continent
South Pole
Buckley on Vietnamization and escalatory risk
William F Buckley Jr argues that Washington has failed to convey the meaning of Vietnamization and urges blocking Haiphong and other ports to cut North Vietnamese supply. He contends South Vietnam should take more direct action without provoking the Soviet Union or China, warning that political constraints could lead to enemy victory.
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Cambodia
Soviet Union
China
Haiphong
Lyndon Johnson
Nixon
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Sihanoukville
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
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Red China
Costa Rica
South Vietnam
Laos
Indian Ocean
Santa Claus Lives in Service Hearts This Season
Mrs Ruth Rettig of S Sutphin Street received a jeweled Christmas tree from a Dearborn Michigan writer who helps Vietnam servicemen. She filled a Red Cross Christmas bag and heard from a deployed recipient who signed as Miss Ruth Rettig. The story highlights a Salvation Army helper Marvin Tucker whose Christmas spirit and door-opening duties inspire others.
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S. Sutphin St
Dearborn
Mich
Vietnam
Red Cross
Marvin Tucker
Johnny
Santa
Salvation Army
Why Not Protest Russians War on Poverty Moves
David Lawrence argues that global protests target U S policy but ignore Soviet misrule. He cites meager wages 92 cents weekly in 1970 and 40 percent rise in auto production unused by workers. He urges U S food aid and nuclear abolition to lift Soviet living standards and calls for anti poverty demonstrations.
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Soviet Union
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Communist Party
Russia
Ukraine
Americans Prepare Demonstrations Inside and Outside Colleges
Demonstrations are urged by Americans both inside and outside colleges to advance a cause, signaling broad civic engagement and organized protest activity across campuses and affiliated groups.
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription rates in Middletown Ohio. Per copy nine cents for weekdays and twenty cents Sundays. Weekly and motor route options quoted with annual mail prices. Rates vary for city suburban area and outside trading area with yearly totals. All subscriptions require advance payment. Founded in 1857.
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Nixon Risks Widening Vietnam War in Current Stance
Joseph Alsop argues the President has chosen a real risk by signaling willingness to widen the war if necessary. He cites increased North Vietnamese troop flows, a potential major offensive, and debates within the administration over how to respond while maintaining Viet Namization.
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Vietnam
Johnson
North Vietnam
U. S
Hanoi
Hano
Saigon
Planet and geography terms in historical note
The text discusses the Maine shoreline measuring 3.478 miles along its coast but 228 miles by a straight line, defines planet as a body orbiting the sun, notes its Greek origin, and introduces wedern as a swivel-hip ski movement.
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