Kosygin’s Four Perils and Soviet Peace Plans
Kosygin identified four perils to international peace in the Middle East Vietnam Europe and disarmament. He urged Israel withdrawal from Arab lands end of oppression and UN provided peace framework while calling for Vietnam troop withdrawal and political settlement. He pressed for collective security in Europe and hinted at disarmament as a shared but unresolved goal.
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Hosspin
Middle East
Vietnam
Europe
Aluinichi Shimbun
Japan
Hosvein
Israel
Airab
NATO
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
United States
Kosypzin
Rehabilitation of the Disabled Tied to Economic Gain
The article argues that about 4 million Americans have disabilities and need rehabilitation. In 1968, 208000 were restored to work, with $1,000 spent yielding $35,000 in lifetime earnings per person. It notes 450,000 become disabled yearly, far more than rehabilitated, and urges faster rehabilitation to cut welfare rolls.
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United States
Destructive Labels Blur Vietnam Peace Negotiations
Secretary of State designate William P Rogers protests labeling appointees as hawks or doves. Ambassadors Lodge and Bunker, both linked to Saigon, are described as reasonable peacemakers despite tough postures. Ales Johnson becomes Under Secretary for Political Affairs as Rogers urges patience and united negotiation toward ending the war.
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William P. Rogers
Congress
Administration
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Paris
Saigon
Neuyen Kao Ky
Lodge
Nguyen Thien
Alga
Ellsworth Bunker
Bunker
Washington
South Vietnam
Pacific
Southeast Asia
Rogers
U. Alesis Johnson
Maxwell Dlar
Taylor
Ales
Johnson
Howhard Pushes Name Change For Un-American Committee
Editorial notes Rep Richard Howhard as House Committee on Un American Activities chair proposes renaming the panel to curb stigma and calls for fewer Fifth Amendment witness summonses. The piece explores combatting past hearings and questions of internal security language and practice.
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Richard Howhard
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Missouri Democrat
Schord
House Committee On Internal Security
NKVD
Ihord
Ichard
Plans for Victory Concert to Aid Canteen Fund
A concert was announced to benefit the focal canved fund aiding transit soldiers. The canteen has supplied southern hospitality and meals, while farmers prep woodlots with weeded and culivized care to reduce labor.
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Seale Porls
Peils
The January Toll of Maryland Legislation Revealed
An overview of the Maryland General Assembly’s yearly bill process shows vast costs and complex steps. From typing and supplies to legal review, printing, and committee work, the system churns through thousands of bills, hours of labor, and millions in expenses each session.
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General Assembly
Frederick County
Legislative
Senate
House
Carl N. Eversting
Piartota Tassike
Baltimore
King’s
Green Bay
Governor's Office
Execu Tlve
State House
Department of Visual Services
Lhar
Vays
Nixon Faces Labor Clash Over Unions and Legislation
The article outlines a looming confrontation between President Nixon and top labor leaders as aides push three major labor measures. Proposals would curb strikes, bar certain employment practices, and strengthen enforcement through the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and related agencies.
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Washington
Nixon
Niven
New York
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