Thieu resigns amid bitter critique of Kissinger
Editorial reviews Thieu's rambling resignation speech criticizing the United States and Henry Kissinger. It argues U.S. aid cannot save South Vietnam, notes Johnson's warning, and says Thieu’s move could enable a negotiated cease fire. Viet Cong pressure increases as Saigon awaits a new leadership.
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Not everyone is happy with revenue sharing
United Press International reports mixed views on revenue sharing as a Nixon era plan. Support by local governments and groups grows toward renewal, while civil rights groups and critics complain of limited citizen input and weak nondiscrimination enforcement. Private groups warn against discretionary power to cut funds and vague public input requirements.
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Editorial letters attack Vietnam policy and gun rights
Readers criticize Westmoreland for failing to arm South Vietnam and urge Peace Corps aid. another letter defends gun use and questions editorial stance on firearms. Additional comments urge farm worker protections, patriotism, and skatepark safety amid local civic debates.
SUB funds a system that works in Detroit economy
For six months Detroit faced 16 percent unemployment as auto layoffs rose. Sub funds insulated laid-off autoworkers by adding to state unemployment insurance, keeping after-tax income near 95 percent of normal. Chrysler funds depleted. Ford weathered the summer. The piece praises counter cyclical income maintenance and notes SUB funds’ replenishment with economic recovery while urging broader adoption in other trades.
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Henry Ford
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