Multinationals under fire over foreign bribery practices
The piece discusses bribes by American companies to foreign politicians to win contracts, noting slush funds and the ethical issues. Senator Symington and Daniel Moynihan weigh in, Moynihan praising capitalism's global role while warning that Third World nations outvote and outnumber industrial democracies in the U N. The article argues for a global review to halt unethical conduct and safeguard long term business interests.
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World Forum
U. N
United States
Moynihan
India
Japan
Final Humiliation In Indochina
VIENTIANE Laos After six weeks of pressure and humiliation the Laos government now demands U S aid possibly to preserve the last American presence in Communist Indochina The Pathet Lao threaten provocations if aid is refused and the U S embassy awaits a fate decided by Americans The AID is set to close June 30 and American personnel will drop from about 2 000 to 50 yet harassment continues as Pathet Lao soldiers raid homes seize cars and press for aid The Lao officials claim readiness to receive aid without strings while blaming American bombing for Lao anger The U S diplomats see aid as a lever to soften communism and maintain a waning influence in the region
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Vientiane
Laos
U. S
Indochina
Pathet Lao
Washington
Samneua
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
U. S. Agency For International Development (Aid
Royal Lao Army
Philip Habib
Saigon
Penetrating Analysis Of Viet Defeat
Washington based article reviews how U S Vietnam policy and liberal elites shaped the defeat in Southeast Asia. It contrasts Republican and Social Democrats positions, arguing a liberal establishment shifted from JFK era resolve to McGovern era peace aims. The piece cites New America and First Monday critiques and recalls 1972 liberal activism.
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America
Munich
George McGovern
Washington
Elmo Zumwalt
Vietnam
Paul Feldman
The
Social Democrats
U.S.A
Democratic Party
Congress mediates chaos in arms policy and folly
A Washington opinion argues that Congress, led by figures like Hubert Humphrey, Clifford Case, and Jacob Javits, muddles arms policy debates. It notes U S arms exports grew from grants to sales, cites Turkey, and criticizes S 854 to restore Congress as foreign policy partner while listing fourteen senators as sponsors.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Capitol Hill
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Clifford Case
Jacob Javits
United Nations
Humphrey
Khrushchev
Cuba
Kennedy
Turkey
Ussr
Minneapolis
Case
Javits
House
Senate
Ford
U. S
Kissinger
United States
Mideast
Nelson
McGovern
Hatfield
Ineffective Ploys Against Wallace Fail to Stop Campaign
The piece argues Democratic leaders have tried several tactics to derail George Wallace, all failing. It critiques primary cancellations, favorite son strategies, attacks on Wallace's governorship, health quips, and selective wartime quotes, noting Wallace’s resilience and suggesting Republicans and Wallace respond by asking why these ploys fail.
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Democratic Party
George Wallace
Wallace
Machiavellis
Terry Sanford
Jimmy Carter
Alabama
New York City
Washington
D. C
Boston
Mass
Fdr
Hitler
Tojo
Monroe News- Star Press: party poll reward?
Fragmented OCR reads as an ownership and staff listing for Monroe News Star Star News. Mentions publishers John Ewing Wilson Ewing Robert Ewing Jr and William Jonson with board members and editors. The text ends with a confused line about a party poll reward and what is believed to be wrong.
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SPSS
John 2. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Robert Ewing Jr
William Jonson
News-Star
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Onroe
Robert Ewing Brown
Mildred Kunt Ewing
Lund Graves Brown Jr
Robert Ewin Ietly
Patricia Wine
Wen Orick
Sther Ewing Jensen
Kenneth
Sarr
Toulmin Hunter Ewing
John O
Helen
Grick
Monroe
Ong
Campbell
Edmid G. Brown
Hardin City
Oland Si Eatora
Associated Press
USA
Weston
All News
Fleans
Chica Tanta
Detroit
Weaoo
A Minneapol Allas
Rancis Les
Kids and Sports Should Focus on Fun Not Winning
The piece argues American youth sports are overly organized and win focused. It cites studies noting most children want fun and success, not failure, and support scaling games to kids levels with shorter, simpler formats and more playing time.
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Terry Orlock
Cal Butterhill
GOP Stands Or Fades In Nixon Era South East Asia Debate
The national Republican Party has sunk to a low state, leaving it to the Social Democrats, U.S.A. to truthfully assess the role of New Politics liberalism in America's Southeast Asian debate.
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GOP
Richard Nixon
National Republican Party
Social Democrats
U.S.A
America
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Stuart Symington
D - Mo
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Harvard
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Robert Novak
RFS
Republican National Committee
Barry Goldwater
Eugene V. Debs
Pennsylvania Railroad
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hanoi
John F. Kennedy
By Holmes Alexander
Johnson
Nixon
Ways and Means Committee
Petro
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Russia
Jeffrey Hart
Monroe News- Sar
Orlick
Butterhill
Brickman
Drevkup
Bric Kmans
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