Nixon May 6 address fuels talk of negotiations
In Washington Nixon outlined conditions for meaningful talks on prisoners of war and ending the Vietnam war, while noting the other side knows how to signal interest. Connally surfaces as possible running mate as Ford hints a GOP convention could nominate Connally if Agnew steps aside. Ford says no evidence of a move to change the ticket yet.
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Nixon the Victor? Television Debate on Vietnam Policy
The article summarizes a Sunday TV debate on Vietnam policy featuring Nixon, McGovern, Humphrey, Yorty, and a Wallace representative. It notes Humphrey backed Nixon's plan for troop withdrawal tied to prisoner releases, while McGovern doubted Connally or any tough negotiator could secure releases. McGovern urged ending the war to win prisoners’ freedom, and Humphrey proposed UN involvement. Equal time led to Chisholm gaining a court-mandated slot beside the contenders.
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Mexico U Sehatens Foreign Students Program Aims Cultural Exchange
Mexico U. initiates a program for foreign students to foster cultural exchange with the United States. The Spanish language will be the main subject and medium of communication, with anthropology and literature of the Spanish Golden Age also offered. Registration and placement tests run daily from 9 to noon and 5 to 7 p.m. through Friday. Classes meet one hour daily, five days a week.
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U S narcotics chief details cross border drug flow
Arpaio heads a 16 member team monitoring overseas drug sources from Panama to Colombia. He notes Operation Intercept successes in 1989 but says monitoring vehicles, boats, and planes remains difficult as youth fly into Mexico seeking drugs. He warns that Mexico is no longer an easy target and cites over 3,000 Mexican arrests last year and 200 Americans jailed for drug offenses. He laments many jailed are young students from respectable families and highlights lengthy Mexican pretrial detention with no bail.
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