Editorial: Hanoi aid debated and weighed as investment in peace
The piece discusses President Nixon weighing financial aid to North Vietnam as an investment in peace amid congressional scrutiny. It questions moral obligations after bombing, affordability amid monetary strain, and whether aid would rebuild military power or aid civilian recovery. Senator Fullbright proposes multilateral cooperation with the World Bank UN and Asian Development Bank.
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Nixon
North Vietnam
United States
Congress
Sen
William Fullbright
International Bank For Reconstruction
United Nations
Asian Bank
Brotherhood Week ends as NCCJ shifts focus year round
The National Conference of Christians and Jews ends Washingtons birthday week program and explains brotherhood is a year round task. Arizona director Donald Eagle cites NCCJs ongoing work including Anytown Arizona, teen workshops, police community relations, inter religious seminars and services to foster human cooperation.
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Washington
National Brotherhood
National Conference of Christians and Jews
NCCJ
Arizona
Donald Eagle
Brotherhood
Anytown
Inter High School Brotherhood Council
Inaugural Plank Sale Provokes Satirical Letter
A letter from Peter J. Shudtz of American Historical Plaques mocks a marketing scheme to sell a six foot square section of Nixon's second inaugural platform. It envisions limited plaques priced at 50 dollars, with one given to Nixon and a jab at McGovern supporters. The spoof speculates on future platform sales for Agnew.
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Peter J. Shudtz
AHPI
American Historical Plaques, Inc
Washington, D.C
Richard Milhous Nixon
United States
Nixon
Wounded Knee
S.D
White House
Supreme Court
William Henry Harrison
Shudtz
AHP, Inc
Agnew
Slaying in Khartoum May Shift Terrorism Debate
The Khartoum embassy killings of Cleo Noel and two other diplomats, claimed by Black September, could reshape views on international terrorism and widen rifts among Arab regimes. The incident links Palestinian violence to global guerrilla networks, challenging Saudi and Egyptian ties and U S led anti terrorist efforts.
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Israel
Baader-Meinhof Gang
Cleo A. Noel
U.S
Sudan
John Gordon Mein
Guatemala City
Clinton Knox
Haiti
C. Burke Elbrick
Brazil
United States
Argentina
Organization
International Civil Aviation Organization
ICAS
Libya
Syria
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
The Huckleberger Prison Reform Program Satirized
A satirical piece mocks a government push to jail high minded figures, led by Deputy AG Hamilton Huckleberger. It notes jailing scholars and critics, a Snave Bill expansion, and a mocked system of model prisoners in a deceptive, fictional reform effort.
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Huckleberger
Daniel Elsberg
Pentagon
Harvard
Samuel L. Popkin
U.S
Hamilton Huckleberger
Sanders
Durance Vile
Congress
Wilbur Snave
Reader Thanks Art Editor In Friday Mailbag
Mrs Clarence J Johnson writes to praise the paper for its art editor and the Friday edition. She commends the writing quality and the variety of subjects featured in recent weeks.
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Clarence J. Johnson
Letters to the Editor Policy at The Progress
The Progress invites letters to the editor but caps length at 350 words. Writers should include name and home address for verification, in case it is needed. Typewritten letters are preferred.
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