Nixon Faces First Major Decision On ABM Plan
Editorial warns Nixon’s request to Congress for an antiballistic missile system ties into Pentagon and defense lobby interests. It cautions the plan could derail Soviet deescalation efforts, escalate the arms race, and divert funds from urgent domestic needs like cities and hunger, calling the decision one of the era’s most critical.
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Defense
Johnson
Soviet Union
United States
Red China
Five Outstanding Young Men Honored by Carrier Contest
Scottsdale Daily Progress salutes five top carriers among 180 finalists. Winner David Tinsley praised for excellent sales, service, and community involvement. Other finalists are Robert Kuhn David Haworth Lawrence Durack and Frank deWeeger for their outstanding work delivering papers.
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Robert Kuhn
David Haworth
Lawrence Durack
Frank deWeeger
Scottsdale Daily Progress
CIA recruiting gains amid campus protests, CIA officials say
CIA officials tell congressional committees campus demonstrations have not reduced interest in intelligence careers. Interviews shift to regional offices when protests flare, Arlington HQ remains key, and vacancies are filled with more graduates. The agency highlights scholarly work, broad fields of study, and a high share of employees with bachelor degrees.
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McLean
Virginia Shores
Potomac River
Nixon Haters Club fights back as Hoppe backs Nixon
The Nixon Haters Club laments its fate as President Nixon earns broad support despite scorn. Grandwell Grommet leads an emergency rally arguing Nixon acts to subdue the club, while members claim he cannot be trusted and is using clever deception to win.
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Hoppe
Pat
Mynah
Grandwell Grommet
Grommet
Truce talks in Paris shaped by timing and nerves
An American envoy in Paris attends the Vietnam truce talks at the Hotel Majestic. He describes the slow, ritual proceedings with translators, British fondness for Wellington’s tactic, and the quiet confidence of North Vietnamese and Viet Cong delegates as time plays to their advantage.
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Considine
Saigon
United Nations
Wellington
United States
Gen. Keitel
Bedell Smith
Vietnam
Nixon appointees clash over pornography crackdown policy
In a legal clash within the Justice Department President Nixon appointees debate pursuing an appeal to block the release of the film I am Curious Yellow. Will Wilson urges the Supreme Court appeal while Griswold and Mitchell favor restraint citing shaky grounds and mootness.
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Justice Department
Will Wilson
U.S
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Johnson
Wilson
John Mitchell
Second Circuit
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High Court
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Cat Wilson
Department
Slips Listed Show Stolen Radios and Jewelry
A brief notice across multiple papers lists stolen items including radios, tape recorders, watches, and necklaces. The fragmentary OCR mentions Augusta Georgia and other city bylines, as well as unrelated garbled phrases about stain removal and fashion.
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