Marcos launches intensified ops against Moslem rebels in the south
Henry A. Byroade reported Marcos says Moscow-financed guerrillas train in Sabah and are funded and armed from there. Philippine forces total under 35,000 across 67 provinces as martial law tightens, while U.S. bases in Clark Field and Subic Bay face shrinking influence amid McNamara era shifts and Okinawa handovers.
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Henry J. Taylor
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Henry A. Byroade
Sabah
Malaysian Borneo
Marcos
Byroade
State Department
U.S
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Pacific
George Dewey
Manila Bay
Malolas
Philippines
Clark Field
Subic Bay Naval Base
Washington
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Rebozo funds probe tests Justice Department credibility
Washington notes say after Archibald Cox removal the Rebozo finances inquiry tests DOJ credibility. Sources detail a $100,000 Hughes gift stashed then returned by Bebe Rebozo, plus probes into other cash contributions and access to financial records amid Watergate tension.
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Washington
Archibald Cox
Justice Department
Nixon
Bebe Rebozo
Cox
Rebozo
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Richard Danner
Les Whitten
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
LAW Books
Nixon A Umpire Still in Charge Amid Watergate Strain
In a dated reflection Lois Purvis notes President Nixon as the game’s umpire amid Watergate, Middle East tensions, and domestic turmoil. She asserts despite calls for resignation, he remains at the helm, bearing the weight of the crisis and navigating a united public behind him.
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John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Middle East
United States
United
Nixon
Lois Purvis
Ambiguity Of Soviet Intent Highlighted By Kissinger
Secretary of State Kissinger cites ambiguity of Soviet intent as a trigger for worldwide alert as the United States remains wary of Moscow. The piece explains Soviet aims beyond land, focusing on mind control and opposition to capitalism, with Israel Arab conflict offered as a revealing gauge.
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Henry Kissinger
U.S
Lenin
Free World
Middle East
Nazi Germany
Japan
Germany
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
State highway contracts debated amid funding shift
In Santa Fe, road contractors press for more private work as the Highway Department reports $10 million in non routine maintenance by its own crews versus only $777,000 awarded to private firms from July to October. Detailing the split, ACNM President William Botwinis and Exec Ray Howell argue private bidders can do the work cheaper, while Trujillo notes equipment limits.
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Fred Buckles
Santa FE
Highway Department
New Mexico
ACNM
William F. Botwinis
Roswell
Botwinis
Felix Trujillo
Trujillo
Felix
Bernalillo
Valencia
McKinley
Sandoval
SHD
Ray Howell
Howell
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Clifford Hardin
Herbert Kalmbach
Watergate
Communist Party
Eugene Dennis
Old House Un-American Activities Committee
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Richard Nixon
Peter Kreindler
Supreme Court
Appeals Court
John Sirica
Fred Buzhardt
Richa’r Nixon
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Economics
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Albuquerque
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