Dialogue Aims to Break North American Soviet Barrier
The article notes the rarity of genuine U.S.-Soviet dialogue during the cold war and highlights an upcoming New York convocation in April where prominent American and Soviet citizens will discuss arms control world peace East-West trade and environmental issues in a private citizen exchange.
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Nations Move Toward Anti Hijacking Pact and Safety Drive
Governments and airlines push for international action to curb hijackings. The ICAO legal committee drafts an anti hijacking treaty with up to 119 members likely to sign by fall. The IATA executive committee urges joint safety programs to counter armed aggression against civil aircraft.
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Pentagon errors and Nixon credibility questioned
Marianne Means reports on Pentagon bureaucratic foul ups and the White House blame game over misleading Laos figures. The piece argues officials must demand precise military data and cites President Nixon’s shaken credibility as he promised reform.
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Brutal instruction from mother to deter teens
A concerned mother writes that she wants authorities and peers to be brutal with her two teenage sons if they speed drink or use drugs. She links such harsh discipline to tragic, brutal consequences she has witnessed and urges teachers coaches and others to enforce limits to help her sons grow into responsible men.
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State Dept Letter Warns Against Congressional Interference Abroad
The State Department tells the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Congress should not portray U S policy as dependent on older resolutions including Tonkin Gulf while noting no current support for repeal. It warns repeal could mislead foreign governments and affect relations, while pledging ongoing consultation with Congress on treaties and vital interests.
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Population Policy Sparks Tax Plan Amid Growth Concerns
The piece links a GE study on 58 million children to fears over resource limits and environmental strain. Senator Packwood proposes tax exemptions for early children and questions of abortion law, while critics highlight philosophical divides on family size and policy.
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