Split Views on Vietnam Policy Marked by Official Discord
Two Views of Vietnam notes conflicting U S assessments after an Asian tour. Secretary Rogers cautions protracted fighting while White House aides expect a negotiated peace after Cambodian setbacks. Defense plans show troop removals to cut U S strength by about half by 1972. Talks in Paris with Bruce loom as key to easing the impasse.
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United States
Southeast Asia
William Rogers
Rogers
Paris
White House
State Department
Nixon
Vietnam
Laird
South Vietnam
U. S
David K. E. Bruce
Miss Devlin
John Lindsay
New York
Lady Macbeth
Mr. Lindsay
New York City
Powerful Interests Rule in Nixon Era Labor Hearings
Senators weigh questions about the Yablonski murder case and the conduct of the Labor Department under George P. Shultz. The piece notes cash funding for extradition defense, alleged union influence over government actions, and upcoming Senate hearings on Lawrence H. Silverman for undersecretary of labor.
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Washington
Joseph Yablonski
Yablonski
Pennsylvania
George P. Shultz
United Mine Workers
Shultz
Senate Labor Committee
Nixon
Department
Lawrence H. Silverman
Silverman
Senate
Labor Department
Lawrence Silverman
Middle age and its myths in witty senior tests
A humorous meditation contrasts mental and physical middle age. It notes aging signs from lower heel heights to recalled songs, then argues that while mental aging varies, physical midlife can be controlled by choices, urging readers to decide their path.
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Guy Lombardo
Government Dissent Sparks Debate On Public Protests
A mass meeting by a Department of HEW employee protesting U.S. policy toward Cambodia prompts Senate critique. Senator Barry Goldwater argues private dissent exists, but public government protest by officials raises questions about loyalty and propriety within the administration.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U. S
Cambodia
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Senate
Goldwater
Nixon
Democrats
Middletown Journal Public Notice Pricing
The Journal published daily by the News Journal in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for various delivery methods. Rates include 70 cents per week for newspaperboy or motor route in-city and suburban areas, 21 dollars per year by mail in tracing area, 30 dollars per year outside tracing area, and 38 dollars per year outside the U.S. All subscriptions are payable in advance.
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The
News Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
William F Buckley Junior on Paisley Devlin Ireland
William F Buckley Jr contrasts Ian Paisley and Bernadette Devlin as symbolic leaders in Northern Ireland. He argues Paisley seeks a London oriented Protestant rule while Devlin champions socialist revolution and Catholic emancipation. He notes Devlin’s youthful career, U S publicity, and current imprisonment amid North Ireland unrest.
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Belfast
Ian Paisley
North Ireland
Bernadette Devlin
Paisley
Bitterender
Joan of Arc
John Hume
Eddie McAteer
McAteer
Irish Free State
Bernadette
Hume
House of Commons
Miss Devlin
Ireland
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Tom Braden
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Tony Boyle
Springfield
Landrum - Griffith
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Dave
Russ Colombo
Russ Morgan
Tommy Dorsey
Frank Sinatra
David Lawrence
Kennedy
Johnson
Department of Justice
the Journal
William F. Buckley JR
Dennis the Menace
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