Where should the United States guard its global role
Editorial argues the U S must balance ne o isolationist impulses with calculated leadership. It endorses defending neighbors and democratic allies, protecting economic and military interests, and weighing Israel and Latin America carefully while seeking permanent peace.
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Danger in the desert warning from last summer tragedy
An Arizona family died in the desert last summer triggering safety warnings. The piece urges staying with vehicles, carrying water and fuel, telling someone your plans, and avoiding hikes to survive heat and dehydration in desert conditions.
Vice presidents see life's dull side in satire
The piece mocks vice presidents for their limited power and role. It cites Agnew's Singapore trip, jokes about Nixon and world leaders, and historic quips about VP neglect. It notes press frustration with coverage and ends with a letters policy from The Progress.
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Secret Pentagon study questions Whisky Rebellion motives
Washington officials may have misled the public about using the militia to quell the Whisky Rebellion. The Pentagon papers imply Congress was deceived when authorizing 13,000 troops into western Pennsylvania. The Viet Com reference is questioned as provoked by new tax law, with Hamilton pushing the tax and fanning federal confrontation.
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Mills Faces Hard Bargain Over Revenue Sharing
President Nixon faces a tense battle with Rep. Wilbur Mills over revenue sharing as Mills promotes long term aid to cities and counties while resisting state aid. Administration strategists aim to keep states in the bill, potentially redefining revenue sharing as city county aid, with Mills maneuvering to preserve urban priority and a path to a broader package.
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Supreme Court to review warrantless eavesdropping case
Discussion of Attorney General Mitchell's view that federal agents may tap phones without warrants and the broad use of subversive and national security labels. The piece notes relief that the U S Supreme Court agreed to review a case on this issue, with context from the Evening Bulletin in Philadelphia.
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