Warce concept mocked in wartime satire piece
Washington columnist ART BUCHWALD and political scientist Hallaby Hegelstein discuss a coined term warce as a peace war hybrid for Indochina. The piece lampoons Nixon era diplomacy by proposing warce treaties and a Nobel Warce Prize, ending with Christmas goodwill and the coined phrase warce on earth good will to men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Buchwald
Washington
Kissinger
Paris
Vietnam
Hagelstein
Hegelstein
Urban Indians in cities fade as forgotten Americans
Washington columnist Jack Anderson details the urban Indian plight from the 1960s study led by Robert Bennett and opposed by the Nixon White House. The piece traces federal neglect, funding limits, and the push to keep services to reservation Indians only, amid a shifting administration and congressional scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Washington
America
United States
Robert Bennett
Bennett
Johnson
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Louis Bruce
BIA
Nixon
Frank Carlucci
White House
Interior
Harrison Loesch
Bureau
James Buckley
Con N.Y
Senate fights over amendments and 1970s income data surfaced
The scene shows lawmakers blocking special interest amendments with Sen. William Proxmire and colleagues opposing most changes. A museum aid amendment passed briefly but concealed a drug industry tax break. Church will reintroduce it later without the benefit. Safety and income statistics from 1970–72 are cited, noting work-related deaths and rising but stable real median family income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Nixon
Richard Helms
CIA
Capitol Hill
Senate
Congress
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Wisconsin
Les Aspin
Henry Reuss
California
Phil Burton
Frank Church
D-Ida
Church
Forced peace stance echoes hard line on North Vietnam
The piece cites the New York Daily News praising strong action against North Vietnam and argues that peace must be forced if Hanoi delays a real settlement. It contrasts Allied WWII capitulations with current needs and stresses that only forceful U S action will push Hanoi toward genuine negotiations.
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New York Daily News
North Vietnam
Paris
The
Daily News
America
Nixon
U.S
Hanoi
Germany
Japan
Italy
United States
Waterbed Fire Warns Cincinnati Residents During Holidays
A Cincinnati couple, Mr. and Mrs. James Ten brink, left their waterbed heater on, causing a short circuit that set the bed and rug ablaze. Firefighters halted the blaze before it spread, with about 5000 dollars in damage to the room and furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
James Tenbrink
New Chamber of Commerce Building Underway in Roswell
Work began on a chamber of commerce structure adjoining the Nickson Hotel with Ned Nickson financing and L C Henslee as contractor. Also noted are police scooter warnings, an overhead irrigation demo at LFD farm, and local community updates including Jim Bruin arriving for holidays and milk prices at 20.1 cents a quart in 24 cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Nickson
Ned Nickson
L. C. Henslee
Lloyd Blakeney
LFD
Roswell
Pecos Valley
J. P. White
Jim Bruin
University of Colorado At Boulder
Liena Bruin
Jim
Sigma Chi
Alex Chaves
Club Alegre
Servantie Duron
Today in History highlights from December nineteen seventy two
On this date December nineteen seventy two the Associated Press notes events from history including Ho Chi Minh attacks in Indochina in 1946, King Philip's War last battle in 1675, Franklin began Poor Richard's Almanac in 1732, Japan denounced Washington treaties in 1934, the Columbus scuttling in 1939, Hitler changes in 1941, Eisenhower NATO command in 1950, Senghor's government take over in 1960, Holt funeral in 1964, Yahya Khan quitting in 1971, and birthdays of Leonid Brezhnev and Sir Ralph Richardson.
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Associated Press
Indochina
Ho Chi Minh
Rhode Island
Benjamin Franklin
Poor Richard
Philadelphia
Japan
Atlantic
Adolf Hitler
Dwight D. Eisenhower
NATO
Leopold Senghor
Senegal
Dakar
Lyndon B. Johnson
Melbourne
Harold Holt
Pakistan
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
India
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Ralph Richardson
State records show Exxon files New Mexico charter in Santa Fe
An out of state oil firm Exxon Corp of Flemington New Jersey paid a 175 020 qualification fee the largest in state history to file articles of incorporation in Santa Fe for 1 759 billion authorized capital stock at par. The move marks a rise in foreign corporations chartering in New Mexico as the state economy improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Buckles
Santa FE
New Mexico
Exxon Corp
Flemington
Sumner Koch
State Corporation Commission
New Jersey
SCC
Combined
Communicatins Corp
Phoenix
Hughes Oil Tool Inc
Wilmington
Dec
CBT Leasing Inc
Bokum Resources Corp
Del
Edward J. Lopez
Richard D. Bokum I
Miami
Walter W. Tyler
Albuquerque
William C. Marchiondo
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Hallaby Hegelstein
Middle East
Warce
Merry
Small Society
Brickman
Cipsco News
Central Illinois Public Service Company
National Safety Council
Bureau of the Census
Census Bureau
State Capitol
Husky
Caterpillar Tractor Co
San Francisco
Capital Stock
Thomson and McKinnon Auchincloss
Eddie Barboa
Manzano Mountain Homes Inc
Carlos Jaramillo
Mexico
Bruce King
Jaramillo
Carlos
King
Fabian Chavez
Fabian
Chavez
Capitol Wall
Robert McBride
Robert Strauss
Dallas
Strauss
Guv. King
National
Dessie Sawyer
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