Warning Gone Up In Smoke Speaks To Smoking Health Risk
A historical note outlines rising smoking rates despite Surgeon General warnings. It cites per capita consumption near 202.5 packs yearly, the highest since 1968, and pins youth uptake as a key factor while calling for stronger education. It closes with a biblical verse from Revelation.
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Christmas Letter From Hanoi Calls for Peace and Charity
A letter to readers pleads for Christmas peace for children in Hanoi and Haiphong, noting Jesus birth as a call to love, while acknowledging the toll of bombing. A second letter praises Monroe and Middletown neighbors for generosity after two fires, thanking the community for support.
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Roaching a Right: Roche Defends Smoking Rights Against Burger
John Roche argues Newsweek misleads readers and accuses Chief Justice Warren Burger of trampling constitutional rights by securing a ban on cigars and pipes in certain transport settings. He cites the 14th and 5th Amendments and vows a class action to seek equality of smoking conditions.
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Richardson Appointment and ACU Critics Stir Defense Debate
The American Conservative Union attacks Elliott Richardson as not fitting a defense post while praising his economic restraint. The piece weighs his dovish Vietnam stance against Pentagon needs and questions the businesslike view of defense leadership, recalling McNamara era cost focus.
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Lessons in war theory from McNamara to Nixon
The piece argues that war success depends on psychology and history, not just statistics. It questions McNamara's graduated pressure, notes Giap's Tet offensives, and urges Senate scrutiny of Elliot Richardson on military history and theory for a prospective defense secretary.
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End Of Vietnamization and the Bombing Debate
The piece argues that true Vietnamization requires transferring bombing control to South Vietnam with American materiel under Saigon’s command. It criticizes U S limitations and urges sharing military authority, urging Nixon to delegate strategic power while criticizing existing rhetoric and puppet accusations.
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