Peace talks offer new hope says Ky amid Vietnam stalemate
Editorial notes Vice President Ky of South Vietnam sees potential for peace as cease-fire steps are discussed in Paris negotiations. It argues Cambodia’s fight alongside Free Vietnam illustrates the Nixon Doctrine and that a cease-fire and free elections in South Vietnam could hasten U.S. troop withdrawal.
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Paris
Vietnam
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Free Vietnam
Cambodia
Mate
Indochina
Nixon
Saigon
Thailand
Laos
Hanoi
Hatfield
McGovern
Terrorist No Law But His Own
Israeli journalist Baruch Nadel recalls the Palestine terror era and the murder of Folke Bernadotte to illuminate the psychology of terrorist movements. He argues repressive British measures provoked more violence and notes the continuing challenge of countering extremist acts amid world opinion.
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Middle East
Baruch Nadel
Folke Bernadotte
Israel
Britain
Palestine
Haganah
Irgun Zvai Leumt
United Nations
Stern Gang
Haifa
Haganal
Security Council
Stern
Nadel
Worries occupy Boyle as aging ponderings bloom
HAL BOYLE lists a volley of topical concerns from 1970s politics to social trends. He jokes about choosing worries, then lampoons issues like Far East tensions, Stassen campaigns, Lindsay Peck ticket fantasies, Onassis gifts, new appliances, pollution, mufflers for cars or politicians, education, alcohol, drugs, women's rights and alimony jails, ending with the question when it all ends.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Hawaiian Islands
Japan
Far East
Harold Stassen
Spiro T. Agnew
John V. Lindsay
Gregory Peck
Hollywood
Hell
Vietnam War Outlook Looks Dim Amid Shifting Tactics
In Saigon, official notes emphasize battlefield gains and pacification progress but warn a political and military stalemate persists. Analysts cite reduced large-scale clashes, continued Viet Cong activity, and American disengagement as troops thin to small units amid Vietnamization and border tensions with Cambodia and Laos.
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Vietnam
George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Cambodia
Laos
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
United States
Michael S. Davison
Hamburger Hill
U.S
Congress
Davison
Do Cao Tri
Cambo
Dia
Tri
Nixon
South
North Vietnam
Sihanoukville
Highlands
State outlines three stage drug abuse program in Texas
The Texas Health Department unveiled a three stage plan to combat drug abuse including laboratory surveillance clinics and statewide health factor reviews. Initial facilities are planned for 1971 in Nueces Bexar El Paso Bowie Webb and Lubbock counties serving 1.7 million people with a 3 to 5 million dollar second year cost and 1.2 million pilot. The program will use computers to correlate health data and will emphasize youth education and treatment needs.
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Tex
State Health Department
Health Department
House Committee
Nueces
Bexar
el Paso
Bowie
Webb
Lubbock
State Supreme Court
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
la Raza Unida Party
Mandamus
Dimmitt
LaSalle
Zavala
Hidalgo County
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
U.S. Supreme Court
University of Texas
Odessa
Herman Jones
Atty
Crawford C. Martin
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Eli
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Martin
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Texas Water Quality Board
Texas Air Control Board
State Selective Service
White House
National Draft Headquarters
National Selective Service
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William R. Shaver
140Th Judicial District
Robert H. Bean
Burt L. Risley
Commission For the Blind
National Council of State Agencies
Harry Bresler
Martin Dies Jr
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Mexico City
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Parks and Wildlife Commission
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