Five Years From Now A New Social Order Arises
New York sociologist Prof. Amitai Etzioni predicts sex control of offspring could arrive within five years and trigger broad social shifts. He warns of a male surplus reshaping politics with Democratic dominance likely. a frontier town culture may emerge and interracial tensions rise while marriage ages shift and prostitution and bachelor numbers grow.
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New York
United States
Amitai Etzioni
Columbia University
Science
Etzioni
Republican Party
Nixon Humphrey clash over economy in key states
United Press International reports Nixon accusing the Democratic Admin of inflated costs and savings loss. Humphrey claims eight years of Democratic prosperity would turn faltering under Nixon. Wallace agrees to a 90 minute debate, Thurmond hints at shared law and order views, McCarthy eyes dovish Senate candidates to probe Vietnam stands.
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Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Nixon
Cleveland
Millvale
George C. Wallace
University of Kentucky
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Metromedia
Strom Thurmond
S.C
Wallace
Law and Order
Thurmond
Eugene J. McCarthy
Senate
Vietnam
Tension Grows as Arabs Accuse Israel of New Clashes
Arab-Israeli tensions surge with an anti Israeli protest in Nablus and renewed front line fire near Jordan and Syria. U N Security Council standby and envoy Jarring to Paris amid talk of war and possible Soviet interference. No casualties reported.
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Jordan
Israel
Syria
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
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U.N. Security Council
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U.N
Gunnar Jarring
Paris
Cyprus
Thant
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Nablus
Hamdi Canaan
Canaan
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
U S Viet Units Move Into DMZ In Major Invasion
U S and South Vietnamese forces launched a large operation into the DMZ in northern South Vietnam. The battle was fierce with heavy bombardment from ships and air power. Allied forces reported killing 335 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong, while US and ARVN losses were 6 killed and 44 wounded. A fleet of ships pounded border positions as the 1st South Vietnamese Division supported by US forces led the assault into bunkers inside the DMZ.
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Saigon
VPI
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
U.S
Dmz
Gio Linh
Gulf of Tonkin
Boston
U.S. 5Th Infantry
New Plea For Crew Of Pueblo
North Korea reported Cmdr. Lloyd Mark Bucher urged the United States to assume responsibility for the Pueblo crew and secure release of all 82 sailors before Christmas. The North Korean agency said he asked Washington to apologize for the January seizure and promise not to send naval ships again.
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Tokyo
UPI
U.S.S
Pueblo
North Korea
United States
Cmdr
Lloyd Mark Bucher
United States of America
Bucher
United State
Panmunjom
Dubcek vows reforms but warns on Warsaw Pact pullout
Prague based leader Alexander Dubcek defended liberal reforms as humane for communism and said Moscow Pact withdrawal hinges on implementing the Moscow agreements. He urged restraint amid occupation forces and repeated that reforms are not an attack on the Communist system while noting concerns from other socialist states.
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Prague
UPI
Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Czechoslovakia
Dubcek
Moscow
Dubeck
Legislature Passes 10 Bills and Adjourns in West Virginia
Charleston reports the special session ended after 10 of 16 bills were passed. A late cabinet resolution for a 10 member legislative investigation commission was approved 55-3 in the House and sent to the Senate, with 42 delegates absent for the vote.
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Charleston
W.va
UPI
Legislative Investigation Commission
House Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Dels
Ivor Boiarsky
D-Kanawha
Carmine Cann
D-Harrison
Donald L. Kopp
Ingratitude Curdles Human Kindness Quote
A sharp quote by Arnold Glasow appears in the Wall Street Journal praising ingratitude as the curdled milk of human kindness. The remark contrasts social expectations with genuine generosity.
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Arnold Glasow
The
Wall Street Journal
Poll Shows Nixon Leading In National Election Survey
A New York Times survey shows Nixon winning 30 states for 346 electoral votes, Wallace 8 states for 77, Humphrey 6 states and DC for 42, with six states totaling 73 too close to call including Massachusetts, Delaware, Missouri, Florida, Michigan, and Washington.
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Richard M. Nixon
New York Times
Nixon
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Humphrey
District of Columbia
the Times
Massachusetts
Delaware
Missouri
Florida
Michigan
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