No peace or honor in Vietnam insists critics
Critics say Nixon misdefines peace with honor in Vietnam as American combat ends. They accuse Saigon of corruption, misused aid, and a failed reform effort, noting military rule and political trials amid continued rural Vietcong control. The piece calls for ending US funding and pressuring Saigon for genuine reforms.
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Nixon
United States
Vietnam
Thieu
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Saigon
Diem
Thien
Tourism as Arizona’s asset amid gas shortage
The gas shortage has hurt Arizona tourism, hitting small communities and urban areas with empty hotel rooms and weak sales. With new fuel supplies, visitors will travel more confidently, aiding the economy, but the energy issue remains unresolved. Citizens and businesses must welcome visitors and pursue alternate transport to sustain tourism statewide.
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Arizona
Britons Reach Out for Their Princess in a Narrow Miss
Harriet van Horne notes the near assassination attempt on Princess Anne and reflects on rising kidnaping crimes from the 18th to 20th centuries. She compares attacks on royalty, cites Patty Hearst and Kissinger incidents, and suggests social change tests England’s rigid class system.
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Harriet van Horne
Anne
Gallup
London
Jack the Ripper
Hemisphere
Argentina
Eunice Kronholm
St. Paul
Minn
Long Island
Atlanta
Reg Murphy
Patricia Hearst
Henry Kissinger
Dr. Kissinger
Berrigan Brothers
England
Victoria
Prince Albert
IRS closes Honey's Ltd over 1972 withholding taxes
The IRS shut down Honey's Ltd for alleged nonpayment of about $14,000 in withholding taxes for the last half of 1972.
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IRS
Honey’s Ltd
Fort Worth
Nixon vaudeville comeback delights audiences on tour
Arthur Hoppe notes Dick Nixon headlines a road show billed as a grand Broadway turn. The act features Dan Rather Pete Lisagor and Sarah McClendon with Nixon delivering patter and political lines amid jokes about press coverage and House Judiciary Committee scrutiny.
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Shean
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Grand Ole Opry
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Chicago
Houston
Variety
New Haven
Broadway
The
Orpheum
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Pete Lisagor
Sarah McClendon
Rather
Dan
Nixon
Mr. Rather
Pete
Mr. Lisagor
Mrs. McClendon
House Judiciary ‘Committee
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
House
Wallace launches 1976 bid hints at power broker role
George C. Wallace opens a third-term gubernatorial campaign in Greenville Alabama signaling a potential White House bid. He questions whether his drive is presidential or to influence Democratic policy while facing opposition from Kennedy aligned and liberal party factions.
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Washington
UPI
George C. Wallace
Alabama
White House
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Congress
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
George McGovern
South Dakota
Edmund S., Muskie
Maine
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Jackson
U.S
Greenville
Ala
Progress asks letters be limited to 350 words
The Progress notes space limits for letters to the editor and requests writers include name and home address for verification. Typewritten submissions are preferred and should be double spaced to meet editorial standards.
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