Editorial: Nixon’s Vietnam strategy aims to end war in Southeast Asia
The piece argues Nixon’s Vietnamization and Laos strikes shrink American involvement while strengthening South Vietnam. It criticizes Hanoi for resilience and warns of renewed North Vietnamese attempts, urging swift American withdrawal and a favorable outcome for South Vietnam. President Nixon is praised for leadership in ending the conflict.
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Southeast Asia
Hanoi
Laos
Saigon
Nixon
Vietnam
Thailand
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Russia
China
Ten Commandments For Visitors Pecos Hospitality Rules
Pecos outlines visitor care with a friendly code of conduct. It urges cheerful service, sharing information, answering questions kindly, keeping a neat appearance, and fostering a happy vacation for families. It promotes friendship and encourages travelers to stay and explore Pecos.
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Pecos
City State Onus in Revenue Sharing
HUD specialists say Newark Housing Authority is top heavy with wasteful management and must reorganize personnel or lose federal aid. The issue feeds Congress skepticism about $5 billion in no strings funds to state and local governments and the need for federal oversight of taxpayer dollars.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
Newark
N.J
New Jersey
HUD
Congress
Capitol Hill
Washington
Daydreams Lure February Dreamers In Boyle Column
HAL BOYLE muses on February indoors as dreamers imagine wild exploits. He jokes about citizen arrests he would make, buried treasure, ship looting, and absurd feats from a boss’s desk. The piece playfully notes daydreams guard spirits from winter’s snowbound gloom.
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Hal Boyle
New York
National Brotherhood
Coop
Brazil
Office Petty
Benjamin Spock
Office
Superman
Garfield Assassination and Civil Service Reform Noted
The World Almanac recalls President James A. Garfield shot on July 2 1881 and dying two months later. Assassin Charles Guiteau was an unstable seeker of office. Garfield’s death spurred civil service reform in the United States.
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James A. Garfield
Charles Guiteau
World Almanac
Garfield
U.S
East Texas Integration Costs Seen Mild for Taxpayers
East Texas superintendents say integration raises per pupil costs mainly due to inflation and hidden expenses rather than busing. They cite offsetting federal funds, building moves, and utilities as factors, with the main burden in time, effort, and behavioral changes rather than sharp tax increases.
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East Texas
Tyler
Tex
East Texas Public
Truett Ingram
Marshall Schools
Ingram
Marshall
Jim Styler
Plyler
E.M. McFarland
McFarland
Kilgore
Bill Brantley
Palestine
Hood
Leavill Martin
Nacogdoches
J.R. Lowe
Athens
Lowe
James A. Covert
Texarkana
Charles F. Mathews
Longview
Matiews
Payroll Savings Plan Advertisement Teaser
A short promotional note urges readers to join the Payroll Savings Plan at work. It promotes painless saving to see money grow and stop letting funds slip away.
Laos Strategy Focuses on Destroying North Vietnamese Supply Lines
RAY CROMLEY argues that ground raids to destroy rice and weapon depots, underground depots, and supply routes along the Ho Chi Minh trails in southern Laos are essential. He cites successful Allied campaigns in Vietnam and warns that Hanoi will rebuild unless supply lines are repeatedly cut, buying time for Cambodia and keeping pressure on North Vietnamese units.
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Washington
NEA
Laos
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trails
South Vietnam
U.S
Saigon
Cambodia
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
Allende Tightens Red Grip on Chile
BRUCE BIOSSAT reports from Washington that Chilean President Allende moves toward sweeping nationalizations and new tribunals, with plans to seize major property and restructure agriculture. He relies on a coalition, faces uncertain electoral backing, and signals a growing internal security push amid 1973 political tests.
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Allende
Chile
Washington
NEA
Salvador Allende
Eduardo Frei
Interior
Cuba
Frei
Congress
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Connally
Merle
America
Ray Cromley
Rip
Washington Correspondent
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