Editorials React to Nixon Cambodia War Shift
An editorial page surveys major newspapers responses to President Nixon's Cambodia invasion. Critics call it a dangerous expansion, warn of a broader Indochinese war, and question the decision's intent and consequences for American lives and credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Southeast Asia
U.S
Vietnam
United States
Camibodia
Laos
Cambodia
Kennedy
Inquirer
Philadelphia
Southeast
Asia
Journal
Milwaukee
Wis
Defense
McNamara
Congressional
Ottawa
Canada
NEW York Times
Dispatch
Columbus
St. Petersburg
Fla
Congress
Ee Daily News
Chicago
Herald
Miami
Charlotte
N.C
Courier-Journal
Louisville
Greece Junta Arms Amid NATO Rome Meeting Turmoil
Washington plans to resume heavy arms shipments to the Greek junta after the Rome NATO summit, despite rising European hostility and political pressure in Denmark Norway and other allies. The move risks a backlash that could affect NATO unity and Denmark's government stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Greece
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Rome
Mediterranean
Europe
Scandinavian Countries
Belgium
Holland
Nixon
Denmark
Norway
Social Democratic Party
Athens
Council of Europe
Cronkite Honored at ACLU Foundation Dinner
Walter Cronkite received the Best of Breed and First Among Equals at the 50th anniversary American Civil Liberties Union Foundation dinner in New York. The $100-a-plate event at the New York Hilton honored Cronkite alongside Harry Reasoner John Chancellor and Howard K. Smith with the theme Salute to the Media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
York
Walter Cronkite
American “Civil Liberties Union Foundation
New York’ Hilton
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
CBS
Harry Reasoner
NBC
John Chancellor
ABC
Howard K. Smith
Cronkite
Los Angeles
Lyndon Johnson
University of Kansas
William Allen White
Emporia
Kans
Slips Mention 1961 Four Wheel Drive Vehicle Features
The 1961 International four wheel drive vehicle includes a 200 gallon per minute power takeoff with a wench and lighting system with a generator. The item appears in mentions across multiple papers noting ceremonial details and historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Intelligencer Journal
Arizona Tourism Aid Passes House To Boost Travel
The U S House approved a bill to fund National Park Service travel promotion with 250000 dollars next year and 750000 the following year. intent is to draw foreign visitors and boost Arizona tourism along with national park areas while some lawmakers urge park land purchases instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orren Beaty
U. S. House of Representatives
Arizona
Senate
National Park Service
United States
National’ Park Service
U.S. 66
Holbrook
Petrified Forest
Painted Desert National Park
Winslow
Meteor Crater
Flagstaff
Williams
Grand Canyon
Kingman
Colorado River
Las Vegas
Lake Mead National
Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument
House
John J. Rhodes
Morris K. Udall
Sam Steiger
Steiger
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Children question the everyday in a Saturday viewing
A group of 12 year olds and younger watched a program about the origins of everyday products. The children asked where things came from and who made them revealing a shift from passive consumption to curiosity about labor and society. Some worried that real revolutionaries may still be in high school as the questions deepen.
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Mr. Nixon
Inside Report
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Oen
ACLU
Walter
N.Y. Times
Yuni
F.F.K
E.M.D
Camas
Wash
Democratic National Committee
Wall Street Journal
Charleston
S.C
News. & Courier
Mary McGrath
Scottsdale
Jonathan Marshall
W. B
Doc” Wright
Jerry McElfresh
Ariz
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