Nixon reshapes diplomacy through high level world meetings
President Nixon is pursuing personal diplomacy to cool tensions and soothe the money crisis as he meets leaders from Japan to Canada, preparing for Peking and Moscow talks. He aims to touch base with friends, mend fences, and align on China policies, tracing a lineage from Wilson to Eisenhower in globe trotting.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Messengers of Death Showcase Hidden War Duty
An AP feature by Lee Byrd details the grave work of military men who notify families of a soldier's death. Chaplain Ralph Willers and Maj. Eugene Fudge describe the personal toll of front porch summons and the shift from telegrams to direct notification during Vietnam.
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Newark Board Flag Directive Sparks Debate
A Newark New Jersey school board proposal requiring display of the black liberation flag in classrooms with a majority black student body prompts strong criticism. Opponents warn of set precedents and ethnic favoritism while supporters urge patriotic and democratic expression within schools.
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Used Jet Airliners Flood Market After Jumbo Arrival
The article notes a glut of idle jet airliners in the United States as jumbo jets flooded fleets, driving prices down as much as 75 percent in two years. European financing woes and reduced Vietnam war traffic further slump demand, creating about one billion dollars in available used jets for buyers with millions to invest.
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Vietnam
Nixon War Pressures and Muskie Political Strategy
The article outlines U S efforts to press Pakistan toward autonomy for East Pakistan amid India's military aims. It also reports Muskie campaign aides pushing Senate hearings on property taxes in California as a TV driven tactic to boost his presidential bid, citing internal memos on timing and public impact.
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Dan Lewis
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GOP Making Strong Bid For Black Vote
Washington reports Republicans under President Nixon are mounting a financed, organized drive to win more black voters in 1972. Memphis meeting endorses an open party policy and black outreach to boost turnout in key states and among major cities.
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Nixon
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Illinois
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Texas
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George C. Wallace
Dixie
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Tenn
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Alabama
White House
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Republican Nation
Bob Dole
National Committee
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No Apology Necessary A Colleague Critiques Holiday Escape
The column argues Tom Wicker errs in apologizing for Nantucket holiday plans and broad claims that suburbanites are escapists. It defends city-suburb contrasts, noting suburban community life rivals urban diversity and criticizes New Deal era policies for urban concentration of Black and poor residents.
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America
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Georgetown
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Republicans Predict 1972 Ballot Dominance Strategy
A Washington account claims Republicans plan to dominate the 1972 ballot while Democrats struggle with campaign finance issues. The piece portrays a scenario where Democratic activities could be hampered by unpaid phone bills, affecting their Miami convention and media reporting.
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Miami
Muskie
McGovern
Jackson
Teddy Kennedy
Prayer Unity and Peace Align in Biblical Teachings
The text cites Luke and Acts passages to urge collective prayer and harmony among God's people. It emphasizes peace through education of the world and unity in one place, highlighting Jesus' promise that believers shall do the works he did.
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John
Luke
Jesus
Monroe News Star Masthead History and Affiliations
The Monroe News Star published daily except Saturdays and Sundays from Monroe Louisiana with offices at North 4th and Olive and a long publisher list from 1929 to 1970. It notes Associated Press membership and national advertising representation in major cities.
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News-Star Warig Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
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