Smart bombs could reshape Vietnam war dynamics
The article notes laser guided smart bombs mark a major tech advance from Vietnam, enabling precise targeting including tunnels. It cites a Hanoi steel complex strike as proof of impact on North Vietnam's steel capacity, aligning with Nixon’s Vietnamization aims and ARVN with US air support.
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Air Force
North Vietnam
Nixon
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Safety First On Roads And Water Ways
Safety should be on every vacationer’s mind as they drive or enjoy water sports. Drivers must stay alert for drunk or defective vehicles on two lane roads, and rainy weather worsens risk. Adults should supervise pools and children, avoid inflatable rafts outside supervision, and discourage dangerous water games.
Supreme Court narrows identification rule in crime cases
The Supreme Court declines to expand the 1967 Warren Court standard on victim suspect identifications. After a crime, victims may view suspects in lineups or face-to-face without automatically needing a lawyer’s presence. Courts warn officers to avoid misjudgment from hysteria or distress.
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Supreme Court
Byron White
Coffee blight threatens global coffee supply and prices
The article discusses a rust blight attacking coffee leaves with crops failing in Ceylon and Brazil. It notes a costly response including breeding blight resistant trees, planned plantings of 120 million trees at $100 million, and potential 20 percent rise in production costs and coffee prices at the cup.
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Ceylon
Research Hs
Brazil
Brazilian Coffee Institute
America
Latin America
Old Guard Demos Unhappy Over McGovern Reform Clash
Washington reports a deep split inside the Democratic Party as old guard lawmakers clash with McGovern reformers at a closed caucus. Only 18 members were chosen as delegates to the Miami Beach convention, signaling tensions ahead of the 1972 election.
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McGovern
Democratic House
Democratic National Committee
Congress
Miami Beach
James O’hara
Michigan
Donald Fraser
Minnesota
National Committee
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Democratic Party
Antiquated Laws Spotlight Intermodal Shipping Debate
Helen Delich Bentley reports from Ottawa on Canada’s unified regulatory system that moves containerized cargo seamlessly among rail truck ship and plane. She contrasts U S antiquated rules with Canada’s regime noting the Interstate Commerce Commission and Federal Maritime Commission constrain U S intermodal growth and fuel diversion to Canadian carriers.
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Canada
Helen Delich Bentley
Baltimore Shipping News
Richard Nixon
Federal
Martime Commission
Ottawa
J. W. Pickersgill
Canadian Transport Commission
Bentley
Bently
Montreal
Halifax
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Maritime Commission
United States
U. S
Experts Erred on TV pundits and Nixon summit
The piece critiques TV commentators for forecasting doom on the North Vietnam bombing and mining and their failure to weigh Soviet stakes in Hanoi against central Europe gains. It argues mood over analysis masked deeper strategic assessment and fueled antiwar sentiment.
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North
Vietnam
Eric Sevareid
Richard Nixon
Charles Collingwood
Moscow
Collingwood
Marvin Kalb
CBS
NBC
John Chancellor
Jeo
Giap
Europe
Kremlin
Hanoi
Keystone Cops In Miami Comment on White House Bugging
Washington critics label the DNC bugging episode Keystone Cop style while noting limited harm to the White House’s anti trust record. The piece cites FBI wiretapping probes, CBS reporting bias, and Supreme Court nominee selection as part of a pattern of bungling officials.
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Washington
KFL
Democratic National Committee
Peoria
Wichita Falls
White House
Democratic
John Q
James Bond
Keystone Cops
Snoop
FBI
CBS
Daniel Schorr
G. Harrold Carswell
Supreme Court
DNC
Repentance Calls for Turning From Sin and Renewed Dedication
A devotional note underscores Acts 3 19 urging true repentance to seek forgiveness. It links God’s cleansing with turning away from sin and embracing a new direction and stronger commitment.
Monroe News-Star History Built by Ewing Family Leaders
The Monroe News Star details its publishing lineage led by John D. Ewing and Wilson Ewing with Robert Ewing Jr as chairman from 1952 to 1970. It lists officers including William H. Bronson as president and multiple Ewing family members among directors. The paper was published every afternoon except Sunday and paid in Monroe Louisiana with Associated Press affiliation and national advertising representation.
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Ilinois
Chicago
Richard Daley
McGovern Commission
Annunzio
James Burke
Massachusetts
Ohio
Hays
Nixon
John Dent
Pennsylvania
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McGovern Reform Commission
Edward Boland
Lawrence F. O’brien
Philip Burton
California
Bob Eckhardt
Texas
House
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William H. Bronson
Mildred Hunt Ewing
Edmund Graves Brown, Jr
Robert Ewing
Patricia King Hendrick
Esther Ewing Wynne
Kenneth C. Barranger
Robert Ewing Brown
Toulmin Hunter Brown
Paula Wray Ewing
Helen Clay Hall
Harrison Kelly Wynne
Liliam H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. *Brown
GM Uen. v
Jack C. Gates
William _C
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