A Whole New Ball Game For Asian Leaders
AP special correspondent William L. Ryan analyzes how Nixon's Vietnam disengagement reshapes Southeast Asian leadership. Leaders fear turmoil post US-absorption while hoping China and the Soviet Union adjust to new American roles. Trade and oil politics in the Middle East and fears of subversion complicate regional alignment as nations seek insurance in unstable times.
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Soviet Union
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Egypt
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ACLU of Ohio Leader Prefers Federal Courts
Wolman, 36, head of the ACLU of Ohio, says he favors federal court battles to vindicate constitutional rights. He argues federal courts better protect rights from political pressures and state court whims, noting that the last five years have seen limited state-court vindication.
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Speech Writer Leaves Nixon For Newspaper
Wil li Safire, a senior Nixon speech writer, sues the White House to join the New York Times as a columnist. Nixon accepts Safire's resignation. he will leave in April to join the Times' Washington bureau. The piece notes Safire's 1969 start on Nixon's staff and his prior roles in media and public relations.
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Willi Safire
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New York Times
Nixon
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