Mother India? A World War II style Crisis Reflected
A paranoid, hostile critique of U S policy during the crisis in East Pakistan, arguing India faced American pressure and Pakistan’s genocidal actions. The piece laments U S support for Pakistan, condemns Nixon Kissinger diplomacy, and portrays Indian casualties and refugee displacements while questioning Western priorities. It cites Defense Minister Jagjivan Ram and Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, and frames unilateral ceasefire as a dubious move amid regional violence.
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White House
Pakistan
East Pakistan
West Pakistan
United St. Pakistan
Seato
Cento
New Zealand
England
Tas
Julie Foster Dulles
America
India
Richard Nixon
United States
Patna
Jagjivan Ram
Pik
Bacea
Bir Ray
Bangladesh
Tests Discuss Language Development In Toddlers
In Health Talk a mother asks about her two year old's speech delay and the doctor finds no intrinsic disorder. Expert Dr. Foun Reynell offers a developmental bias scale for assessing delayed speech and notes variability in early language. Centers can use tests for reassurance, but patience matters as anxiety can hinder progress and many normal children start talking after age three.
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Foun Reynell
Windsor
Enghind
Yeu
Stealth Aid Spurs Jail Reform in Bexar County
An article reports on progress at the Bexar County Jail following a slow, public effort led by Solomon Casseb Jr and local officials. Reforms include faster case handling, expanded personal bonds, a night magistrate court, and reduced jail crowding, aided by police, the District Attorney, juries, and Legal Aid. Chaplaincy and volunteer worship services are added, with a broad network of churches and groups contributing quietly to the jail’s sociocivic program.
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County Commissioners Court
Solomon Casseb Jr
Bexar County Legal Aid Association
San Antonio
Joseph DiGiacone
Kehl
Prank at SRO scene stuns San Antonio crowd
In San Antonio a prank at the SRO event drew attention from attendees as officials and spectators observed the unusual disturbance. Publisher A Kennage and Managing Editor William Borellamy oversee coverage as the city newspaper details the incident on Tuesday, February 1, 1972.
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Prank A. Kennage Sro
William Borellamy
Chou En-lai Diplomacy and Henry Kissinger on India
The piece reflects on Chou En-lai and Henry Kissinger, noting Kissinger’s remark on a US India relation in the postwar period. It reviews U.S. support for India during the 1962 border war, Galbraith as hawk, and the debate over containment, nonalignment, and democratic ideals. Neville Maxwell’s India China War is cited to illustrate Chou En-lai’s realist liberalism and cautious diplomacy.
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Krishna Menon
United Nations
India
John Foster Dulles
Nehru
Israel
Borler
Tevive
Neville Maxwell
China
London
Jonathan Cape
Maxwell
King
Chow Enlai
Peking
Maswell
Chow
Henry
ADA declares Gonzalez second most liberal in Texas delegation
The Americans for Democratic Action labels Rep. Gonzalez the second most liberal Texas member in Washington while noting his criticism of Congress ceding war powers to the President. The piece questions consistency on party stance and constitutional authority amid Vietnam War policy debates.
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ADA
Americans For Democratic Action
Rep. Gonzalez
Texas
Washington
Gonzalez
Congress
Ada Liberal
Lby
Heinrich
Brickman
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