Nixon edits erase call for horror of chemical warfare
The Geneva Disarmament Conference omitted a sentence deeming chemical and biological warfare horrible and repulsive. Defense officials oppose disarmament, arguing for stockpiles to deter engagement, while critics say a written pact by powers could curb overkill and improve safeguards.
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New York’s Son Goodell May Split GOP Ties
From Our Capital Bureau The White House watches a widening rift within New York Republicans that could fracture the party and reverberate through 1972. President Nixon remains hands off as the dispute grows.
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Rockefeller Goodell clash rattles New York GOP
Governor Nelson Rockefeller and Senator Charles Goodell clash over an endorsement and a possible primary challenge. Goodell warns of a GOP split if the feud continues while Nixon strategists worry about a torn party ahead of 1972. Roll Call cites staffers doubting Kennedy's explaination and favoring a tighter 1972 plan.
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Sidewalk Senate Voices on Life Choices
Edwina DiMario says she struggles with doing right while Pam Robinson notes marriage and a child changed her husband’s behavior. De Vault confesses blank moments, Don Eirkland questions momentum, John Lane weighs career paths, Jim McMains credits service, and Marge Dolan finds purpose in serving God.
Nixon Brings White House Vibe To Southern California
In San Clemente a prefab complex serves the President with administration security and communications while a $340,000 oceanside home sits nearby. The setup marks a blend of work and downtime for at least one month a year as King Timahoe and Nixon ride a golf cart to work.
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New space heroes reshape American ideals and hero worship
The article argues astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins redefine heroism from lone pioneers to collaborative, disciplined figures. It contrasts space pros with prior icons like Lindbergh and Edison, noting their collective decision making and puritanical, industrious character while seeking to balance self and public interest.
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Space heroes Drift From Glory To Civic Quest
James Reston notes space astronauts like John Glenn and Neil Armstrong shaping public ideals beyond flight. Borman signals a shift toward urban reform while Armstrong envisions a universal human era. The era sparks youth inspiration, political potential, and a new model of heroism, as housing sprawl and commerce scene unfold.
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President Nixon Enjoys Quiet California Visit Amid Beach Town Life
President Nixon relaxes in Cypress Shores California driving a golf cart and walking the beach with neighbors and surfers. He meets staff, dines locally, and hosts informal talks with Cabinet members as antiwar protests rise nearby. The visit draws Chamber support and mixed local sentiment.
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Letters to Editor on Ocean Boulevard and Cuba critique
A reader condemns West Ocean Boulevard as dirty with youths amid calls for policing, while another letter rebukes Krisman for biased Cuba coverage, arguing Castro’s regime and pre Castro gains show harsh contrasts. A separate note questions an act of God verdict in a tree accident.
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