Nixon's Vietnam strategy reshapes war ending
The article argues President Nixon reduced U.S. combat troop levels from 112 battalions to four, betting ARVN training would fill the gap. It credits aggressive diplomacy, a shifting global stance, and potential moves toward a Geneva style Indochina settlement as signs of moving toward peace and an end to American involvement.
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Europe
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Supreme Court narrows redistricting to dismantle dual schools
The article describes U S Supreme Court rulings on desegregation in Emporia Virginia and Scotland Neck North Carolina. Courts found that creating new districts may impede dismantling dual school systems and upheld to avoid perpetuating segregation. Justice Stewart led the decisions with a dissent by Chief Justice Burger and others.
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The Journal Editorial Masthead
The Journal lists Frank R. Myers as Editor General Manager Dave Regan as Executive Editor Elwood Richardson as Business Manager and Paul J. Day as Managing Editor in the masthead of the publication.
FDA proposes labeling by percentages for ingredients
The article notes the long delays in setting minimum ingredient levels for foods such as peanut butter and orange drinks, and reports FDA moves to require percentage ingredient labels. It cites 31 House members urging tax reform and contrasts with 402 members who do not.
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FDA
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TV pundits misread Nixon speech on North Vietnam
Jeffrey Hart critiques television commentators for overhyped gloom after Nixon's May 8 bombing and mining speech. He argues analysts overstated risks to the Moscow summit, ignoring broader Soviet calculus and the networks' antiwar mood shaping coverage.
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New York Gambling State Soon to Open Casinos and More
A columnist mocks New Yorks push toward expanded gambling including a Summer Special Lottery and off course betting. The piece argues state lotteries casinos and legalized vice will reshape economy and culture, referencing past bans and public figures while forecasting future bets and social costs.
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New York State Lottery Commission
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Lottery Dodge
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Yanks
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
Daily News Journal data lists subscription options and prices for Middletown Ohio readers. Details cover daily, Sunday, motor route, mail, and international rates, with terms payable in advance and a note of the paper's founding year 1657.
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