McGovern peace plan tossed on Vietnam debate
The article argues McGovern's plan to withdraw from Vietnam and halt arms shipments is too one sided and risks allowing Hanoi to dictate terms. It contrasts his stance with Nixon's indefinite aid and bombing, and notes Thieu’s recent call for Saigon to solve the war itself. The piece suggests both leaders must rethink policy.
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Washington
George McGovern
Vietnam
Hanoi
Laos
Camboria
Phyiland
Aml
Saigon
Clark Clifford
McGovern
Thieu
Thien
Indochina
Yen
Air Force
Avy
Navy
Senatr
Nixon
Asia
Japan
Chiang
Editorial Salute to Future Leaders in News Carriers
The piece honors newspaper carriers as future leaders, noting their roles as salespeople, delivery, collectors, and bookkeepers. It highlights growing female carriers and cites leaders like Linkletter, Sinatra, Crosby, and Robinson, predicting tomorrow’s presidents may have begun as carriers.
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Art Linkletter
Frank Sinatra
Bing Crosby
Bob, Hope
Ed Sullivan
Rafer Johnson
Ben Hogan
Willie Mays
Jackie Robinson
Gil Hodges
Mickey Mantlet
America
California Proposition 2 seeks facility bonds for medical training
In 1970 a ballot measure to fund medical training failed by four points. Proposition 2 offers a $193.9 million bond with a second $138.1 million if approved in 1976, plus $97.7 million federal matching funds and $71.3 million in gifts. It aims to expand physician and health professional training across multiple campuses, boosting annual graduate output from 7,000 to over 12,400, with broad legislative and gubernatorial backing.
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California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Irvine
Riverside
San Diego
Davis
Berkeley
University of California
Reagan
Edmund G. Brown
United States
McGovern friends may be his worst political foes
Washington report notes defections by Catholics Jews and ethnic groups from Democratic loyalties during the pre election period. It argues McGovern is not seen as a strong candidate and that religious and ethnic identity divides echo across groups, with Nixon portrayed as maintaining traditional values.
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McGovern
Washington
McGever
Nixon
Miami
Democratic Party
Eagleton
Edward M. Kenned
Hubert I. Humphrey
Drcums
Humphrey
T Kennedy
Hach
Sha'ma
Zas
Seymour Siegel
Senator McGovern
Siegel
Reyailing
White House
America
Arctic
Televisionlangs
Isolated Taiwan faces uncertain future amid world politics
Isolated by world politics Taiwan's future appears uncertain as Chiang Kai-shek marks Double Ten amid losses, Japan's shift recognizing Beijing, and regional shifts, while U S Viet Nam talks press for possible Communist participation. Trade remains steady with Japan though and two-way trade around one billion despite tensions.
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Taiwan
South Korea
North Korea
Paris
United States
Japan
Japan Airlines
Taipei
China
Talivan
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Soviet Union
Ifts
Thies
James Heston
New York
Press-Telegram
Pine Avenue
Herman H. Ridder
Daniel H.ridder
Samuel C. Cameron
Miles E. Sines
Larry Allison
Bert Resnik
Sterling Bemis
LA. Collins Sr
Bernard J. Riddar Jr
Don Nutter
W. J. Morrissey
Long Beach
Editorial
Independent
Nixony
Inoel
Richard
Wilson
Amsui
Sun Yat-Sen
Republic of China
Chiang Kai-shek
U.N
Peking
All Ching
Kakuei Tanaka
Phil
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