U S Puts Limit On Vietnam War Costs And Casualties
The United States signals a new restraint in the Vietnam War as 1970 begins with reduced battlefield deaths and reduced costs. Authorities cite domestic pressure driving de escalation and a demand to economize while maintaining results, marking a shift in U.S. war policy and aims.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
United States
Vietnam
U.S. Army
America
Hawaii
Today In History Highlights From Jan 4 Entries
On January 4 1970 notable past events include George Washington delivering the first annual presidential message in 1790 and Isaac Newton born in 1642. Other items note the Rockefeller Foundation yellow fever claim in 1921 and postwar education efforts in Japan led by Gen Douglas MacArthur in 1946.
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Associated Press
George Washington
Congress
Issac Newton
Lincolnshire
England
Rockefeller Foundation
Ecuador
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Britain
Burma
Rayburn
Washington
European Free Trade Association
Africa in 1970 Faces Uncertain Path Across Nations
Africa faces a uncertain year with civil wars in Nigeria and Biafra looming, Congo coups and violence in Kenya and Chad, shifting regimes in Libya and the Ivory Coast, and ongoing struggles for democracy in Zambia Morocco and Senegal. Observers await how leaders handle volatility and decolonization legacies.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Africa
Biafra
Chad
Chrisquess
Sudan
Kenya
Tom Mooya
Joseph D. Mobutu
Tion
Belgian Congo
Tanzania
Zanzibar
Congo
Burundi
Somalia
Sierra Leone
Libya
Maamar Kadafi
France
Cnies
Ivory Coast
Idris
Togo
Upper Volta
Senegal
Noet
Guinea-Bissau
Rhodesia
Portugal
Britain
Zambia
Morocco
Hassan I
Tunisia
John Vorster
South Africa
Albert
Haile Herzog
Selassie
Cess
Ivory
Ghana
Gabon
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