Lodge chosen to head U S peace delegation in Paris
Editorial argues Henry Cabot Lodge, veteran diplomat and Vietnam hawk, will shape peace talks from Paris. It questions his grasp of Saigon power dynamics and warns reforms are needed or a hollow peace will emerge as U S troops depart. The piece notes Saigon generals dominate politics and that Hanoi seeks peace for advantage.
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Film teasers at Kiva offend with vulgar previews
A review of the current film Rachel, Rachel at the Kiva condemns two color and black and white coming attractions Finders Keepers Losers Weepers and Vibrations as tasteless, erotic promos. The piece suggests audiences were embarrassed and urges the management to improve taste to maintain local support.
Cuban Exodus Shapes Miami Growth and Labor Shortages
The piece notes about 200,000 Cubans settled in Miami with another large flow across the United States since Castro's takeover. It describes entry via Airlift style flights, delays, and the social and economic effects, including tax rules, possible military service, limited political rights, and the emergence of a Cuban‑run labor market and black market in Miami.
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Morse urged as Columbia University president by New York friends
Former Oregon Senator Wayne Morse, a liberal Democrat who lost reelection last year, is being proposed for Columbia University president. His backers cite his law professor background, leadership of the Senate Education subcommittee, and role in major federal school aid. He opposed the Vietnam War and would appeal to dissenting students. Morse is currently in Washington, undecided about his future.
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China’s 3 Megaton Nuclear Test Signals H Bomb Progress
U.S. analysts say China's Dec 27 test yielded about 3 megatons, suggesting a thermonuclear explosion and a path toward hydrogen-warhead delivery. Debris data point to above ground detonation with limited radioactive fallout, raising questions about Mao era disruptions and Beijing’s missile program.
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Martian Invasion Crisis Report From Mars Probe IV
Mars Probe IV relays a dramatic UN briefing describing 10 foot tall aliens with glittering fangs and claws preparing to invade Earth. Officials promote unity and preparedness as nations vow to defend mankind while the Mars mission considers peaceful coexistence.
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