Nixon Moscow trip seen as bold pivot in world balance
The Ottawa Herald notes President Nixon's Moscow summit as a bold move toward peaceful accommodation with the Soviet Union while facing criticism over arms talks. It highlights trade gains, naval restraint, and consumerism aims, arguing Nixon's diplomacy may outpace Cold War rivalries and influence Vietnam policy.
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Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
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China
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Hanoi
Mr. Nixon
Vietnam
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Japan
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Los Angeles Times
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Lyndon Johnson
Henry Kissinger
Henry Jackson
Washington
America
Great Wall
Eisenhower
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Khrushchev
Yalta
Potsdam
Southeast Asia
Dear Doctor Thosteson A Barren Couple Seeks Help
A married couple with three years of marriage asks for fertility guidance after a year and a half of attempting conception. The husband’s sperm count was reported very low, treated with injections and pills, but pregnancy has not occurred yet.
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Dr. Thosteson
J.B.P
Planned Parenthood
Insemination, Fertility Advice and Doctor Referrals
A reader seeks information on artificial insemination and lists medical and nonmedical factors. Guidance covers confirming female fertility, timing around ovulation, charting basal temperature, partner treatment, and referrals to obstetricians and Planned Parenthood for detailed information.
Farm groups gear up for 72 party platform talks
Washington report notes the National Farm Coalition and member groups plan to present policy ideas to Republican and Democratic platform committees this summer in St. Louis. Coalition members include the National Grange National Farmers Union and National Farmers Organization along with regional and commodity groups.
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Washington
National Farm Coalition
St. Louis
National Grange
National Farmers Union
National Farmers Organization
State Attorneys Flourish By LEROY TOWNS Kansas Correspondent
Kansas state attorneys earn salaries from 7000 to 20300 dollars while also running private practices. Critics say state time is used for side work and propose prohibitions, while supporters cite job security and the value of extra income. The piece notes several officials, including Rep James Buchele and Dale Saffels, discussing ethics and practicalities of dual roles.
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Leroy Towns
Kansas
Harris Enterprises
Topeka
State of Kansas
State Division
James Buchele
Dtopeka
Buchele
Administration Dept
Revenue Dept
House
Senate
Dale Saffels
Kansas Corporation Commission
Saffels
Garden City
Lance Burr
Troy Scroggins
Kansas Civil Rights Commission
Wichita
Scroggins
Commission
Burr
Lawrence
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