The Chances for Peace in Vietnam
The editorial argues that the Vietnam War situation has shifted with less Chinese and Soviet support for the Communists, and greater U S gains. It notes North Vietnam seeks talks, while Washington has made concessions but faces a gap to bridge. A bombing halt is demanded by Hanoi. the author urges peacemaking over escalation and warns hawks overplaying bombs.
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Dirty hands and blue collar pride in American labor
A PHILADELPHIA BULLETIN opinion piece argues against parental bias steering youth from blue collar work. It asserts workers who perform dirty hands are crucial to national development, well paid, and should be encouraged to pursue trades if they have desire and ability.
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Labor Department
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America
Drummond urges sweeping reform of federal campaign funds law
Roscoe Drummond argues that the last Congress rushed a presidential campaign subsidy law into place and calls for a top to bottom rewrite. He notes the plan to fund $30 million per party for 1968 and says federal financing should target congressional campaigns where money is hardest to raise and corruption is most harmful.
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Russell Lowyie
Lousiana
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Scottsdale Chamber drive shows early progress and needs boost
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce reports 25 percent of its membership goal reached in the first 10 days of a drive. An urgent appeal for renewed effort comes from Paul Feltman, chair, with a town traffic study urged by the board and town council. The Red Cross kick off is set for March 4 at Paradise Country Club, with Bob Lockhart as fund chair and Harold Pfaffenback leading business district efforts. Scottsdale Toastmistress winner Mrs. Robert Gray to compete in Phoeniz. Paradise Valley Improvement Association names Mitch ell as president and Balch, Holcomb, O Day, and Patterson head committees and officers.
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Red Cross
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Harold Pfaffenback
Kay Hollar
Paradise Valley Improvement Association
Raymond Mitchell
Bob Balch
Harold Holcomb
Donna O'Day
Joseph &. Clifford
Harry L. Pierce
Phil von Amman
Walter Linton
Burke Patterson
Tecumseh to rise and be exhibited at Smithsonian
Historic Civil War ironclad Tecumseh, sunk at Mobile Bay, will be raised and refurbished for display at the Smithsonian Institution. The 235 foot monitor, identified after divers and new tech, will join exhibits as a major historical attraction.
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Smithsonian Institution
The CIA's covert funding of leftist groups debated
The writer argues CIA financing has flowed to leftist and non-leftist groups, aiming to oppose communism abroad while shaping domestic opinion and policy. It questions the extent and transparency of taxpayer money supporting left-wing causes, including groups led by Norman Thomas and various unions, and calls for congressional scrutiny.
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Juan Bosch
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