Editorial on venereal disease rise and sex education debate
The piece notes a decade of rising venereal disease cases in the United States with a 6 month 1970 uptick in syphilis. It argues penicillin sparked initial decline but antibiotic resistance and ignorance persist, urging sex education and responsible behavior to curb transmission.
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Tate
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Davis warned Nixon aides as trade policy chaos grows
Kenneth Davis, IBM executive turned Commerce official, warned in Washington that protectionist sentiment in business and Congress threatens Nixon’s trade agenda. He said Kissinger shapes policy with little direct Nixon access, highlighting bureaucratic dysfunction and isolation at the White House.
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Mr. Nixon
Fred. Bergsten
Foreign Service
NSC
Bergsten
Fulbright attacked on House floor by Rep Wyman
In a rare floor rebuke, Representative Louis Wyman assailed Senator J. William Fulbright with harsh, pointed critique over Fulbright's criticisms of Vice President Agnew. The exchange drew attention to congressional decorum and deep political divisions over U.S. foreign policy and anti-Communist stances. The Washington Post later rebuked Fulbright for his remarks, contrasting them with Goebbels analogies and urging caution in rhetoric.
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R-N.h
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What did Cambodian entry prove
Cambodian capital Phnom Penh remains quiet and cosmopolitan as war ebbs into the countryside. Observers note the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese influence, limited U S presence, and a mixed verdict on whether the American invasion altered the conflict. The scene at the Royal Hotel reflects a city divided by war yet calm in the face of danger.
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