Harriman Sees Vietnam War Endgame and Moscow’s Reach
Averell Harriman, turning 80 in November, reflects on decades negotiating with Communists and warns President Nixon’s Vietnam strategy risks prolonging war. He argues Soviet expansion in the Mediterranean and Middle East can be blunted, urging nonviolent protest and cautioning against soft lines with Moscow. Harriman, a former secretary of commerce and New York governor, writes a memoir and an expanded lectures book critiquing U.S. policy.
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Monsoon Floods Hit Nine-Tenths of West Malaysia
Monsoon rains submerged nine-tenths of West Malaysia with floods as Prime Minister Razak declared a national disaster. He warned that the entire country was under flood except Penang Kedah and Perlis as Kuala Lumpur faced flash floods and the death toll rose from 24 to 30 with evacuations exceeding 70 000 citywide.
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Soviet Dissidents Fight for Rights Amid H-Bomb Figure
Andrei Sakharov, the father of the Soviet H-bomb and a dissenting voice, leads a minority demanding that Soviet leaders honor constitutional guarantees of worship and free expression. He risks career and life to support Jews seeking emigration and other citizens seeking basic freedoms in the USSR.
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Andrei Sakharov
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Soviet Union
United Nations
Israel
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Moscow
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Stockholm
West Malaysia hit by heavy rains on New Year’s Day
The West Malaysian east coast endured downpours the rains worst in 40 years starting New Year’s Day as forecasts warned of continued rain and heavy showers in Kuala Lumpur. Razak said Britain offered relief and reconnaissance flights from Singapore, with officials standing by.
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Kuala Lumpur
Razak
Singapore
Fish and Game Commission Pushes Stream Protection Bill
Support urged for a stream protection bill with enforceable provisions aimed at stopping large landowners and industry from converting trout streams. Readers are advised to contact state senators and legislators by phone or letter to back the proposals.
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Fish and Game Commission
Idaho sportsmen urged to back Fish and Game plans
The Daily Bee backs actions by the Idaho Fish and Game Commission to curb non resident hunting with stricter licenses and guides, control roadside zoos, and issue lifetime pioneer licenses after ten years as residents. It urges support for a forty hour work week.
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Police and Sheriff Logs Highlight Local Incidents
New Year’s Eve car vandalism in Sandpoint with seats slashed on Euclid Ave. A Pend Oreille Cheese Factory driver advised to park farther from the intersection. A rifle theft reported Christmas Day. Snowmobile traffic on Upper Pack River blamed for dangerous road conditions. A Bay County beer truck stolen and found with 13 cases missing. U S Treasury figures show year end balances and debt.
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