Pakistan crisis tests Asian balance and U.S. interests
The editorial traces Pakistan’s postwar role as a U.S. ally, then ally realignments with India and China, and analyzes the potential fallout from a civil conflict in East Pakistan. It notes Pakistan’s army makeup and the risks of either separatism or Western military intervention, with wide regional implications.
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Pakistan
Britain
U.S
Asia
John Foster Dulles
Soviet Union
Red Cumnn
India
China
Red
Mohammed Ali Jinnah
Punjab
Bengal
Iran
Mideast
Southeast Asia
United States
Quotes from a columnist on women’s rights and marriage
HAL BOYLE quotes a campaigner and a mother while lampooning responses to women's liberation. The piece mixes satire with dialogue about equality, independence, and traditional roles, highlighting tensions between activism and conventional expectations.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Myrtle
Quick quiz on presidents and historic facts
The questions cover which presidents served in Congress after the White House two who is John Quincy Adams and Andrew Johnson the horse chestnut name from leaf scar shape blue blood of horseshoe crabs the Castillo de San Marcos as oldest masonry fort and rules if a presidential nominee dies before Election Day allowing the party to select a replacement.
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U.S
Congress
White House
John Quincy Adams
House of Representatives
Andrew Johnson
Senate
Continental
United States
Castillo de San Marcos
Florida
Women of China fashion and social changes in the new order
In postwar China women shed Western styles and beauty rites, adopting simple, practical dress and short hair. They wear jackets and trousers, work in factories and export goods, and gain legal equality with universal suffrage at 18. Marriage stays simple, with shifts toward later, more stable unions and maternity protections.
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Tokyo
China
People’s Republic
Shanghai
Peking
Canton
Yesteryear
Paris
London
New York
U.S
Mardi Gras Parades Masked Balls Across World Almanac
The World Almanac notes Mardi Gras marks Shrove Tuesday before Lent with grand parades street dancing and masked balls. Notable carnivals occur in New Orleans Rio de Janeiro Cologne and Nice.
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New Orleans
Rio de Janeiro
Cologne
Nice
Boosting America’s Spirit with Faith in Self
In a Rotary Club booster speech, Charles W. V. Meares urges renewed confidence to meet 1971 challenges. He cites inflation, urban decay, racial unrest, crime, drugs, and the Vietnam war, urging a resurgence of faith and action rather than complacency. He references polls showing disillusionment and calls Americans to rebuild economies and hopes by rebuilding communities.
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New York Rotary Club
Charles W. V. Meares
New York Life Insurance Company
Meares
America
Europe
Japan
Rotary Club
Kennedy Health Tour Fuels Debate On 1972 Presidential Path
Kennedy travels to Cleveland for hospital visits and a health care hearing as part of a sweeping health tour. Aides stress noncandidacy while observers weigh whether his health issue focus could elevate him and spark political maneuvering within the Democratic field.
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Cleveland
NEA
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Chicago
Ted
Prince
Massachusetts
Federal
Des Moines
Denver
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New York
Suburbs
West Virginia
Nashville
Ted Kennedy
Freud attacked by psychiatrists amid psychoanalytic controversy
The report details a gathering of psychiatrists who harshly criticized Sigmund Freud. They argue his personal neuroses influenced core psychoanalytic concepts and claim certain theories, including the death instinct and biologic bisexuality, reflect his own faults. The piece also notes historical boxing figures and clarifies St Patrick's Day meaning.
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Washington
Nea
Sigmund Freud
Freud
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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NEA. Ing
Ary
Hugh Downs
Bruce Biossat
By Bruce Biossat
Ray Cromley
By Ray Cromley
James Figg
England
Jack Broughton
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Ireland
St. Patrick
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