Hanoi demands three preconditions before Vietnam talks
Unofficial Hanoi reports say Hanoi wants a firm withdrawal date for U.S. troops, removal of the Thieu government, and U.S. approval of a coalition government for South Vietnam as preconditions for negotiations. The piece notes Thieu’s resistance and United States’ stake in self determination, urging careful action.
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United States
Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Nixon
Thieu
Agnew Attacks Historians Over Vietnam Record
Jotin P Roche critiques Vice President Spiro Agnew for revising history on Vietnam. The column defends Clark Clifford and Cyrus Vance, questions Harriman’s actions, and argues Agnew misstates Laos diplomacy from Yalta to Paris.
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Cleveland
Spire Agnew
Sunshine Patriots
Clark Clifford
Cyrus Vance
Harriman
Agnew
Moscow
W. Averell Harriman
Yalta
Laos
Paris
Phnom Penh’s fragile calm amid war and cultural heritage
Phnom Penh remains shielded from bombing as Communist forces press within miles of the capital. The city’s temples and monuments span an ancient, sacred landscape while elders debate the cremation date of the late head monk. The Soviet envoy to Japan, Oleg Troyanovski, noted for his calm, baseball-loving persona, arrives amid shifting regional tensions.
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Phnom Penh
Heidelberg
Kyoto
Vatican City
Boondecks
Sihanouk
Mins
Southeast Asia
Oleg
Kurile Islands
Japan
Troyanovski
Washington, D. C
FDR
Soviet Union
Swathmore
Grifith Stadium
Washington Senators
Senators
Create A Great University By Replacing Stanford’s Pitzer
William Buckley argues that Kenneth Pitzer’s Stanford presidency failed amid campus unrest and national politics. He proposes outside intervention to found a mid sized, highly funded college with strict discipline and guaranteed tenure for scholars who meet standards, attracting top professors and philanthropists to build a new great university.
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Kenneth Pitzer
Stanford University
Pitzer
Stanford
Rice
Subscriptions and rates for Midaletown Journal
The journal lists daily publication by News Journal Inc in Midaletown Ohio with subscription options. Rates include 20 cents per copy and weekly, 200 per year within trading area, 80 per year outside, and 3809 per year outside the USA, all payable in advance.
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the News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Midaletown
Ohio
Dave
USA
Vacationing families meet on Wisconsin road
Reporter Joy Jones and her family break at a Wisconsin roadside restaurant while on vacation. They discover James Jones, Middletown Hospital employee, a familiar acquaintance from daily greetings at the hospital. Both families share travel routes and destinations roughly 60 miles apart.
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Joy Jones
Wisconsin
Joy
Jonesie
James Jones
Middletown Hospital
James
Nixon Faces Vietnamization Fallacies and Kissinger Quandary
The piece argues Nixon must misrepresent South Vietnam and Thieu to sell Vietnamization. It claims Saigon’s government is weak, dependent on U S support, and repressive, with high desertion, black markets, and limited legitimacy. It asserts truth telling could unite right, left, and center.
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Henry Kissinger
Vietnam
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
John Mitchell
Kissinger
Mr. Johnson
United States
Asia
Saigon
Mr. Nixon
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