Gromyko shown as duplicitous in Nixon White House meeting
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger criticizes Andrei Gromyko for deceits in talks with President Nixon. He warns of Soviet realpolitik and gradualism designed to wear down Western resolve and expand power while public complacency leaves defenses weak.
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Nixon uses POW issue to pressure Hanoi and calm families
The article argues the Nixon administration manipulates POW concerns for political ends as Vietnam winds down. It cites private briefings by Kissinger, White House outreach to families, and behind the scenes drafting of League of Families strategies to shape public opinion and limit activist pressure.
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Reader's Digest highlights Soviet plot to topple Mexico
The Digest recounts a Soviet embassy bid to overthrow the Mexican government and spark revolution, thwarted by Mexican authorities. It notes similar spy expulsions in Britain and claims Russia aims to spread influence near the United States, with Cuba as a foothold and renewed efforts expected.
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Mexico
England
Food for Thought on Society in Transition
The piece reflects on a global transition that unsettles values and daily life. It warns against doom without leadership, notes past eras of change, and urges patience to allow time for the evolving social forces to clarify their impact on individuals and communities.
Roswell Airport To Transfer From Federal To City Control
Twenty five years ago custody of the Roswell municipal airport moved from the federal government to the corps of engineers with a plan to revert later to the city. J A Loughridge of the U S Engineers office at Albuquerque announced the change. During the war emergency the city offered the field as an emergency landing site for the Army Air Corps and it was accepted then turned over to the Army as an auxiliary port.
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Roswell
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Koch to push stiff land use bill in 1972 session
Santa Fe Rep. James Koch will press a comprehensive land use bill creating a state land use commission. It requires governor Bruce King’s support and a $25 000 appropriation contingent on federal funds. The measure sets nine planning standards and provides hearings and possible court appeals.
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Santa FE
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Robert Moondragon
Steve Reynolds
James Snead
Environmental Improvement Board
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