Analysts Question Vietnam Tet Offense That Wasn’t in 1972
The article argues against prevailing theories that Hanoi feared Chinese or Soviet reactions or Nixon’s travel, noting North Vietnam has historically acted independently. It concludes that those predicting a Tet-style attack were off base and more study is needed to understand Hanoi’s choices.
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Hanoi
Nixon
China
Peking
Moscow
Soviet Union
Ireland and Israel face turbulent tourism climates and distant threats
Irish tourism suffers from internal civil rights conflicts while Israeli tourism benefits from unity but faces constant external threats. The piece notes Ireland’s economic divides and British influence, and highlights Israel’s mobilized society, kibbutzim austerity, and strong US-Britain support. It cites Bourguiba on Arab inferiority complex and Jewish population contrasts.
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Israel
China
Jordan
Egypt
Syria
United States
Britain
U.S
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Rates and Delivery Details
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists mail and motor route subscription rates. Daily copies cost 5 cents with Sunday at 25 cents, motor route delivery 10 cents per copy, and monthly or yearly plans available including outside US. Established 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc .S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Onio
Ohio
Newsstatas
Mai
USA
Unbiased Board Needed to Curb Inflation
Washington opinion argues the Pay Board failed by relying on labor and business ties. Nixon should appoint a purely public, judicial panel free of labor or business links to decide on wage and price questions to combat inflation.
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Washington
Nixon
George Meany
Labor
Pay Board
United States
Conservatives Split Over Nixon Amid New York and California Fights
The piece notes John Ashbrook's weak showing in New Hampshire and Florida and outlines potential splits among conservatives. It discusses New York abstention risks, California fears of a 1962like defeat, and Governor Reagan's tacit support for Nixon while avoiding public backing for Ashbrook.
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John Ashbrook
New Hampshire
Florida
John Lindsay
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Taiwan
Democratic Party
California
Nixon
Turmoil and torment in the homosexual subculture study
A study by Dr. Robert Deisher and Dr. Thomas Roesler at the University of Washington analyzes 60 young homosexuals in a subculture, revealing high distress levels. Nearly half sought psychiatrists, and about one in three attempted suicide. acceptance and dignity in professional life help reduce torment.
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Robert Deisher
Thomas Roesier
University of Washington School of Medicine
Seattle
Political split around Ashbrook shapes Nixon’s fate
Before June several conservative leaders from out of state must declare their stance on the Ashbrook California problem. Their position toward Ashbrook could determine a Nixon landslide or his defeat, signaling a possible anti or pro Nixon shift.
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California
Nixon
Joe Shell
Richard Nixon
Ashbrook
Where Is Some Of This Wealth
A Ohio parent protests President Nixon's push for federal aid to poorer districts arguing wealthier states should fund education equally. The writer cites Ohio’s tax and unequal local funding, urging uniform, state led solutions to avoid federal control.
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Nixon
Ohio
Ion
Cuyahoga Height
Akron
Hay
Goshen
Can't People See Whats Happening To The Editor
Letter to the editor arguing national symbols belong to all citizens not just whites. The writer cites Betsy Ross and the flag, warns of prejudice and division, and laments growing splits in Middletown over the national anthem.
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Betsy Ross
Middletown
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