Body count diplomacy and the push for normalization
A sharp critique of U S policy toward Cuba and Vietnam argues normalization hinges on freeing American hostages while condemning Hanoi and Havana for using corpses and repression. The author ridicules U S concessions as fawning and urges a moratorium on ties with Moscow and its allies.
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Castro
Sen
George McGovern
Cuba
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
Fidel
Moscow
Havana
Secretary Brown Freed After Language Perversion Allegation
A satirical piece reports Secretary Brown facing mock charges for language misuse as part of a jest about NATO resuscitation and interoperable battle tanks with Germany. The court releases him and admonishes him to avoid linguistic sins, citing Follett on purism and excess.
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Brown
Carter
Secretary of Defense
Follet
Hutchins Remembered For Free Press Work And Warnings
Robert Maynard Hutchins died in Santa Barbara California at age thirty years after leading the Commission on Freedom of the Press. Its 1950 report urged fuller press responsibility while defending freedom. The piece cites Hutchins as brilliant controversial earnest and advocates heed the warning.
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Robert Maynard Hutchins
Santa Barbara
Calif
Commission On Freedom of the Press
Hutchins
Commission
Kissinger Declines Columbia Endowed Chair Amid Campus Protests
Controversy swirls at Columbia as Kissinger rejects an endowed chair after protests by more than 1,000 students and 140 faculty members. Critics condemn Vietnam War policies while defenders praise his scholarly record and call the campus climate hostile to free inquiry.
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Columbia
Kissinger
William McGill
Graduate’ Students’ Association In Political Science
Asia
United States
U.S
Vietnam
Pacific
Japan
George S. Patton
Truman
Sherman
Georgia
Sea
Letters to the Editor Reflect Moral Decline and Civic Duty
A reader argues the judge was right about permissive society’s decay and urges spiritual rebirth. Another letter endorses a July 12 school bond to fund Franklin High roof repairs without raising taxes, detailing benefits like a usable gym and band room. A student seeks Civil War sources and notes motorcycle road safety and highway litter concerns from Franklin, urging a cleaner nation.
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Simonson
George F. Will
Judge Simonson
Adam
America
God
Franklin
Chick
Phyllis Chamberlain
Ohio
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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