Editorial View on Possible Vietnam Ceasefire and Its Aftermath
The piece argues that Hanoi should halt its attack and withdraw to end U S bombing, predicting U S troop withdrawal and a return to war. It warns postwar South Vietnam would see absentee landlords profit, peasants starve, censorship, corruption, and jail for dissent, fueling resentment and disloyalty.
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Call for Reforms in South Vietnam to Secure Aid
The author argues that Hanoi could stay aloof if the U S provides no support to Saigon and that Saigon’s failure to win popular support stems from its economic political and social policies. Reform soon or risk a Communist takeover and loss of American aid.
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Uncle Sam
Saigon
Vietnam
South Vietnam
General Thieu
Drought Drives Wildlife Upward and Sparks Forest Fire
A weekend in the White Mountains notes wildlife absence as animals move to higher ground in search of water amid a drought. The nearby Tonto National Forest later reports a large human caused fire, quickly contained, underscoring fire risk for Arizona woodlands.
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Remember why you first loved her
Guest column by William D. McGrath MD discusses marriage dynamics and alter ego theory. It argues self assertion, openness from a wife, and mutual growth prevent stagnation. The piece urges men to welcome their spouses differences, stop quashing them, and recall why they fell in love.
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Beef prices prompt calls for controls amid farmer profits
A Baltimore Sun opinion piece argues rising beef prices aid farmers but burden households and push inflation. It criticizes Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz for praising high meat prices and warns price controls may be needed if trends persist, noting tensions with the Price Commission and calls from consumer groups.
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Reading The Wolf Man like solving a mystery
A 1971 biographical study on the Wolf Man by Muriel Gardiner blends Freud’s early psychoanalysis with the subject’s life from 1887 Russia to postwar Austria. The review praises deep, coherent portraits and the courage to confront inner conflicts, noting its accessibility beyond academic readers.
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Top 10 Popular Books Show Readers Favourites
A list of best selling titles includes Blatty The Exorcist Brown Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee Hailey Wheels Michener The Drifters MacInnes Message from Malaga Lash Eleanor and Franklin Forsyth Day of the Jackal Talese Honor Thy Father Wouk Winds of War and Kanin Tracy and Hepburn.
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Lash
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The Rich Baron Insane Award and a golf mishap tale
A Phoenix reader explains how Richard Baron broke his leg while retrieving a golf ball and a poker club trophy named The Rich Baron Insane Award is presented. The tale recounts losses on holes one through seven, a creek leap, a hat float, and an ambulance rescue.
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Richard Baron
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