Ho Chi Minh's death sparks Vietnam power uncertainty
The late North Vietnamese leader is hailed as a strong nationalist and communist who fought Japan, the French, and later resisted the US war effort. Analysts foresee a posthumous power struggle among Hanoi factions and a prolonged period of uncertainty for U.S. efforts to end the war.
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Harvard Campus Peace Prospects Dim In Interview
Dr Samuel Eliot Matriculation international education expert and UN Truce Team member says chances for peace at Harvard this fall are slim and fighting may continue. He suggests a gradual withdrawal of faculty if a Viet campus shows willingness to agree, and warns immediate unilateral pullout could invite a takeover.
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Campgrounds Too Crowded Warn of Slums Risk
Local residents report crowded campgrounds this summer across Arizona and other jurisdictions leading to litter vandalism and a call for stricter limits. They urge more camping facilities and preservation of quiet spots away from roads to prevent campgrounds from becoming slums.
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Harris draws Democratic Governors ire in Colorado Springs
In Colorado Springs 20 Democratic Governors grilled party chairman Fred Harris amid fears his dual roles as U.S. senator and national chair may hinder 1972 reelection prospects. They seek stronger party reform and tighter organization, recalling past tensions with the national committee and urging a shift toward operational ballast.
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Neighborhood Redevelopment Tale From Scottsdale Letter
The author recalls Scottsville and its evolution from simple homes to towering high rises. City planners replace old houses with tall structures, prompting displacement and later regret. The piece ends with a plea for affordable home improvement loans over more high rises.
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China Again Buys Wheat To Avert Food Shortage
Washington reports China again borrows free world grain to avert severe food shortages. Peking seeks about 4.5 million tons with Argentina Australia Canada and France as main suppliers. Since 1964 China has purchased over 25 million tons of wheat in cash from these nations.
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