Does the U S need a covert arm in CIA operations
A Senate intelligence committee debate questions whether covert operations should continue and under whose direction. The piece notes voters’ views on past assassinations and argues that covert action rests on a myth of expertise and the national interest. It suggests future presidents could still act covertly, but without a secret arm the process might slow and prompt reflection.
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Aid to Hanoi Offers and Risks in U S Dialogue
North Vietnam cools toward peace talks while signaling openness to trade and aid. Premier Pham Van Dong proposed restoring ties. U S banker Louis Saubelle visited Hanoi and heard of mutual trade. Defense Minister Giap hints at unifying Vietnam by April, as Hanoi seeks grain and industrial goods. Congressional and State Department voices urge caution, citing violations of the 1973 peace agreement.
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Signs of Snow and Shifting Winds Warn Winter Blues
Charley Garrett cites Indian summer lore and dark autumn bark as signs of heavy winter ahead, noting a 1965 jet stream shift frays the old clues. The piece also questions open government meetings after a Sunshine Law reading and suggests relocating the Post Office and Library to ease congestion.
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Ford wary of Callaway as 1976 race tightens
John Pinkerman argues Gerald Ford should sever ties with campaign chair Howard H. Callaway who he says is hurting Ford. Callaway attacks Reagan and loses Rockefeller and conservative support, leaving Ford short on funds and moderates wary.
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Sexism in kindergarten sparks debate on child social roles
New research led by Harvard psychologist Marcia Guttentag tests six week curricula teaching sexual equality to over 1000 Boston area children. Findings show kindergartners hold strong sexist views, older girls embrace feminism, and boys often resist shifts toward gender equality.
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