Your chance to speak out during Consumer Information Week
Editorial urges readers to participate in a national survey by the Council of Better Business Bureaus to report misleading advertising and service failings. It explains how anonymous feedback helps improve relations between customers and businesses and directs readers to the questionnaire on page B-3.
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Consumer Information Week
The American Waterloo and Local Civic Debate
Readers discuss Vietnam policy and the costs of aid to South Vietnam, with opinion on Charter Amendment 7 to reform school board elections. Letters praise a wife and mother, caution on Americanism abroad, and critique changes along Pine Avenue, Long Beach and Lakewood residents weigh in.
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United States
CNLF
Russia
South Vietnam
Board of Education
Kenneth Larkey Alway
Pine Avenue
Long Beach
Beach
Pike
Romania pursues peacemaker role between Israel and Egypt
Washington views Nicolae Ceausescu as a bold yet premature mediator. Romania, small and nonaligned, invites Israel to Bucharest and may host Anwar Sadat as talks on peace near. U S officials note his prior success in mediating with Hanoi and China, while Moscow wary.
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Washington
Romania
Oregon
United States
United Nations
Russia
Nicolae Ceausescu
Socialist
Republic
Israel
Egypt
Ceausescu
Golda Meir
Bucharest
Anwar Sadat
Ceatsescu
Hanoi
China
State Department
Joseph Sisco
Sisco
Sadat
U.S
Moscow
Europe
Pollster Finds Public Back Nixon On Air Strikes
Sindlinger & Company reports Nixon leads as first choice for president after air strikes. Wallace rises as a hardliner on the war, while public opinion shows mixed views on Vietnam with caveats about war ending and electoral dynamics. The poll notes Nixon’s broad lead, Wallace’s rise, and questions about Washington interpretations of public mood.
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Nixon
Washington
Sindlingler & Company
George Wallace
Vietnam
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Wallace
Poller
Iowa
Albert E. Sindlinger
Sindlinger
Sindlinger & Company
Swarthmore
Pennsylvania
Gallup
Harris
Gallup and
District of Columbia
Truman
Thomas BE
Dewey
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
White House
Paul McCracken
Lindeinger
Congress
Speculation on U S policy shift toward Cuba fuels Latin gossip
The piece notes growing talk across Latin America that Washington may alter its Cuba stance, spurred by Secretary Rogers remarks to the OAS and hints from Latin ministers about ending Cuba's isolation. It cites past sanctions, shifting ties, and rumors of Kissinger visits, while stressing official U S warnings against any policy change.
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Nixon
China
Soviet Union
U.S
Cuba
William P. Rogers
General Assembly of
the Organization of American States
Washington
United States
OAS
Venezuela
Chile
Mexico
Uruguay
Bolivia
Trinidad-Tobago
Peru
Jamaica
Barbados
Panama
Ecuador
White House
Thut
Henry Kissinger
State Department
Castro
Caribbean
Miami
Moscow
Golden Gleams and Gratitude Themed Verses
A compact collection of lines offering thanks and caution from poets and proverbs. Nicholas Rowe praises gratitude even when speech fails. A Welsh proverb highlights three thanks for invitation gift and warning. E B Browning notes some people always sigh in thanking God.
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