Matching Jobs To Jobless Could Solve Big Problem
The piece argues for a nationwide computerized system to match jobs and jobless people. It notes benefits, challenges like distance and skill, references the National Advisory Council on Civil Disorders, and cites support from President Nixon and Gordon K. Davies of Harvard Business Review.
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Congress
Gordon K. Davies
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Hackles Rise In Mexico Over Intercept Pressure
Mexican resentment grows as U S border drug searches disrupt trade and trigger a campaign named Operation Dignity urging locals to buy Mexican goods. The piece notes earlier U S actions such as tomato crop bans and calls for toned down measures to sustain good relations with Mexico.
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United States
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Ad Ban Won't End Smoking Says Buckley Jr
William F Buckley Jr argues that banning cigarette ads will not reduce smoking and may hinder dangerous but necessary research. He notes ongoing global demand, advertising shifts, and legal debates around tobacco and marijuana. Buckley critiques regulatory overreach while urging practical health measures.
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Congress
UN Food and Agriculture Organization
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Firefighters praised for lifesaving care in Middletown letter
Zetta Dunn of E Central Avenue thanks two young Middletown firemen who calmed her and helped stop a nosebleed and arranged hospital transport. After nine days in hospital and surgery she credits the emergency squad and urges broader transport rules. The letter comes as a testament to the department's valued service to the community.
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E. Central Avenue
Debate Over Direct Election of President in 1970s
President Nixon seeks speedy reform of the presidential election system while favoring a direct vote or a revised electoral plan. Senator Curtis argues for keeping the Electoral College with district selection to avoid a 40 percent winner. House support signals momentum, with Senate caution amid concerns of multi candidate races and rural impact.
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Nixon
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
Library of Congress
District of Columbia
Curtis
United States
Tors
Congress
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Vietnam Moratorium Drive Pressures U S Policy
John Chamberlain argues the Vietnam Moratorium movement aims to dampen U S resolve in Southeast Asia. He notes Nixon urges public steadiness, warns against fatalism, and contends saving South Vietnam requires renewed trust and exit strategy to prevent a Communist takeover.
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Southeast Asia
Richard Nixon
Dr. Spocks
Coffins
South Vietnam
Mr. Nixon
Nixon’s Vietnamization Tied to Volunteer Troops Debate
The Thai Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman suggests using volunteer Asian troops to support a Vietnamized war, a strategy Nixon could exploit to blunt the antiwar movement. The piece questions how Washington will frame a draft end and whether a timely White House pledge could deflate campus Moratorium protests by October.
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Thanat Khaman
United Nations
Thanat Khoman
South Vietnam
U.S
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Mr. Coffin
Thomas Meskill
Connecticut
Che Guevaras
Meskill
Southeast Asia
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Vietnam
Cloves and the Exalted Court to Suburban Markets
Cloves were valued since ancient times with courtiers in China holding clove beds in their mouths when addressing the emperor in the third century B C. After 859 years in Paris center, Les Halles market moves to the suburbs, signaling a shift in urban commerce.
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