Kissinger Seen As Likely Secretary of State
Opinion favors Henry Kissinger as secretary of state citing his cease fire diplomacy in Vietnam and Laos and opening of relations with China and the Soviet Union. The move could end the split in foreign policy between Kissinger and William Rogers and improve staff morale.
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William P. Rogers
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Court Overturns CAB Fare Policy on Foreign Airlines
U S Court of Appeals in Washington reversed CAB on International air fare limits set after a Nader group suit. Court orders 21 day investigation into North Atlantic fares before ruling. CAB urged keeping last year’s levels plus 6 percent inflation to protect U S carriers.
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Bob Hope visits town for golf and talks politics
New York reports Bob Hope spent a few minutes in town playing nine holes at Deepdale with Bill Fugazy. He discussed Hartford Open plans, his Palm Springs fire loss, and his stance on Watergate while joking about a tuxedo for Antarctica Christmas travel.
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Antarctica
Watergate Interpretations Weigh Competing Theories
A survey of writers offering diverse readings of Watergate from Southern California roots to psychoanalytic guilt over Vietnam. The piece catalogs fascist, ad world, socialist, and personality based explanations, then argues the core error was bureaucratic overreach and coverup.
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New York Review of Books
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Magruder
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Porter
Strachan
Dean
Mitchell
LaRue
Mardian
Kleindienst
Ehrlichman
Seattle
Mary McCarthy
Vietnam
Dissent Magazine
Watergate
Madison Avenue
Michael Harrington
Voorhis
Douglas
Hiss
Kissinger drama unfolds as Senate hearing looms
Henry Kissinger faces confirmation as secretary of state with questions about wiretaps and policy decisions. The narrative centers on President Nixon, party opposition, and whether Kissinger can distance himself enough to secure the post. The dynamic test includes senators Frank Church George McGovern and J. William Fulbright.
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Frank Church
Idaho
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D-S.d
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Cambodia
George Aiken
R-Vt
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Daniel Ellsberg
Nixon
J. William Fulbright
White House
William F Buckley Jr Barbarism and meditation three items
One item reports on a Latvian case of Soviet control and emigration denial including an organist hunger strike. Another item lists Teamsters wage and funeral leave provisions while Congress debates a $2 minimum wage. The final item reflects on Joe McCarthy's Senate committee pursuit of alleged subversion and public disclosure.
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Riga
Daniel Bruvers
Heidelberg
Germany
Young Bravers
Senate
Joe McCarthy
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