The Chances of Peace in Vietnam
The editorial notes shifting factors in Vietnam and world affairs give a glimmer of hope for peace. It cites gains by U S and South Vietnamese forces, reduced Chinese aid to communists, and possible softening in Hanoi's demands, while warning hawks favoring bombing escalation risk prolonging the conflict.
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Vietnam
Russia
Mao
China
U Thant
United Nations
Saigon
Hanoi
Hag
Parents must value blue collar work for nation’s development
A PITTSBURGH bulletin piece argues against parental bias discouraging children from blue collar careers. It notes workers with dirty hands are essential, well paid, and central to U.S. growth, countering claims that defense needs and social status will push youths away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
Philadelphia
America
Drummond urges overhaul of flawed federal campaign law
Roscoe Drummond argues that Congress should rewrite the last year’s law funding presidential campaigns. He says the measure is flawed, omits congressional financing, and permits easy private fundraising while reducing corruption claims. He recommends federal funding start with congressional campaigns where money is scarcer and influence greater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Russell Long
Louisiana
Drummond
Scottsdale community drives raise early momentum and plans traffic study
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce reports 25 percent of its membership goal reached in the first 10 days of a drive with renewed appeals urged by chairman Paul Feltman. A resolution asks Town Council to hire a traffic engineer for a comprehensive study and recommended measures.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Paul Feltman
The
Chamber of Commerce
Tecumseh Ironclad to be Raised and Exhibited at Smithsonian
Ralph McGill recalls the Mobile Bay battle where Farragut’s fleet defeated Forts Morgan and Gaines. The Union monitors, including the Tecumseh, sank after hitting a torpedo. Divers later identified the wreck. The refurbished Tecumseh will join Smithsonian exhibits as a historic attraction.
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Mobile Bay
Smithsonian Institution
Mobile
meGill
Farragut
David Farragut
Tennessee
Gaines
Selma
Fort Morgan
Brooklyn
Hartford
Franklin Buchanan
Buchanan
Maryland State Agricultural College
The
Smithsonian
CIA funded leftist groups under anti communism pretext
The piece argues CIA financing of private American groups used to bolster leftist causes at home and abroad. It cites Norman Thomas led groups, labor unions, Costa Rica and Dominican Republic links, and foundations tied to U.S. businessmen. It questions how much tax money supported domestic leftist activities.
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Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Millona
CTA
Socialisma
Dems
Socialist Party
Norman Thomas
Juan Bosch
Domincan Republic
Costa Rica
Latin America
Franklin Roosevelt
Brain Trust
GTA
Congress
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Progress
Pitladelpiva Bulletin
Roscoe Drummond
Sen. Long
Cottsdale
Red Cross
Paradise Country Club
Bo Lockhart
Harold Pfaffenback
Kay Hollar
Robert Gray
Scottsdale
Toastmistress Club
Phoenix
Order of de Molay
Lake Square
Masonic Club
Lake Air Force Base
Scottsdale High School
Pasadena
Calif
Sue Pridgeon
Kyle Zeitler
Paradise Valley Improvement Association
Raymond Mitchell
Bob Balch
Harold Holcomb
Donna O'Day
Joseph E. Clifford
Harry L. Pierce
Phil von Ammon
Walter Linton
Burke — Patterson
Ralph McGill
Merrimac
Barry Goldwater
Timate
Esenhower
Scottsdale Progress
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfrash
W.B
Doc" Wright
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Ariz
SP Chatnon Begg
Ag Newsrarené Association
Oc Greatge Public Fer
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