Two Ongoing Conflicts Beyond Vietnam and the Middle East
Editorial urges U.N. action on Eritrea and Sudan as two overlooked wars. It notes the NLF and Ethiopian forces fighting in Eritrea with Soviet aid and Western support, and Sudan’s Muslim–black violence backed by Egypt. The piece calls for world-law peace efforts and UN attention to these tragedies.
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Vietnam
Middle
Eritrea
Ethiopia
Red Sea
United Nations
Sudan
Egypt
Russia
U.N
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Manmade The False Analysis Theory reshapes weight talk
Washington columnist Dick West reports on emerging think tanks proposing the False Analysis Theory FAT as a new way to reframe weight issues and other problems. FAT suggests reversing weight height logic to redefine ideal measures and hints at broader challenges like baldness.
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Washington
UPI
Titory
America
Smog Crisis Pushes Call for Tougher Controls
A columnist argues smog worsens as government and industry drag feet. He recalls driving through a smog wall near the Valley and contrasts cleaner air near Wickenburg. He warns that if clouds trap pollutants, deaths could follow and urges tougher air pollution controls.
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Wickenburg
Dent's Pyrrhic Defeat Shifts South Carolina Republican Strategy
Dent's failed bid to oust Ray Harris as South Carolina GOP chair signals a shift in the Nixon era southern strategy. Dent pressed to broaden the party to include black and other voters, aiming to realign power with Thurmond's backing, while Collins and Powell emerged in a tense intra party contest.
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Nixon
Harry Dent
South ‘Carolina
Republican Party
Dent
South Carolina
Whitt House
Columbia
S.C
Ray Harris
Wou Wold
Sen. Strom
Thurmond
White House
Pete
Alent Rhee Jr
Anderson
Genset
Bon County
Abe Milliken
Strom Thurmond
Seabrook
Albert Watson
Watson
John West
Harris
Powell
Robert McNair
Thorason-Thurmond
SST parts progress and the U S supersonic project status
The article notes GE engines ready since 1969 for the 300 foot SST, a Nov 15 test record of 69 900 pounds thrust, and lists U S manufacturers shaping major components in Seattle Wichita Hawthorne and more. It contrasts U S progress with British French and Soviet entries, and cites Proxmire anti SST efforts. The piece underscores the need to build and test two prototypes to avoid losing the edge in aviation.
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General Electric
U.S
Chuck Yeager
Union
Sen. Proxmire
Boeing
Seattle
Wash
Boeing-Wichita
Kans
Fairchild-Hiller
Northrop
Hawthorne
Calif
Cleveland
Ohio
Rohr
Chula Vista
Boeing- Wichita
Rockwell
Los. Angeles
Tulsa
Oklo
Aeronca
Middletown
Goodrich
Wright
Scientists urge halt to Vietnam herbicide use after mangrove destruction
A think-tank led by Harvard biologist Matthew S. Meselson reports that at least a fifth of Vietnam's mangrove forest, about 1.2 million acres, has been irreparably damaged by military crop spraying. The study links land devastation to a food shortfall for 600,000 people and devalues billions in hardwood, urging an immediate ban and reconsideration of Geneva Protocol reservations.
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American Association
Advancement of
Science
United States
South Vietnam
Harvard
White House
Vietnam
Nixon
Senate
United Nations General Assembly
Early marriage warned by sober voices and ruined hopes
An opinion piece argues the marriage market pushes couples into rushed unions. It cites underprepared young couples, pregnancy as a maturity signal, and mounting divorce risks, urging frank talks and real examples from married and remarried people.
Pepitone Faces Humor and Seriousness On Land or Sea
Slips arrive noting Joe Pepitone as a very funny, funky man who also shows ultraserious sides. The clipping blends playful quips with hints of a serious persona.
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Sea Joe Pepitone
Letters from a Flagstaff mother on police action aftermath
A concerned mother defends police duties after a Flagstaff chase ended in death. She argues both sides deserve consideration, notes the officer’s peril, and urges sympathy for law enforcement while acknowledging the danger of illegal acts and the consequences faced by those involved.
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Lals
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