Debate on ABM system and arms race dynamics
The article analyzes the ABM program’s role in deterring rivals, noting Soviet and U.S. perspectives. It critiques anti ballistic defenses and argues for or against deploying a broader system, warning that neglect could invite threats from smaller powers and complicate the U.S. defense posture amid fiscal and policy debates.
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Soviet Union
Kahn
Russia
House
Senate
Nixon
Melvin Laird
William Fulbright
Reverse Peace Corps idea reshapes aid policy debate
The Nixon administration weighs slowing foreign aid and a reverse Peace Corps plan. Critics argue to protect full aid while Blatchford promotes reciprocity, funding a U S return of volunteers for six weeks of domestic training and travel. Volunteering nations have already sent hundreds abroad under the program.
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Peace Corps
South Vietnam
Nixon
United States
Congressional
John Hannah
Joseph Blatchford
Hannah
OPIC
Overseas Private Investment Corporation
Congress
Blatchford
John F. Kennedy
Accion En
Venezuela
Brazil
U.S
America
Latin America
East Asia
Africa
Middle East
Joe Blatchford
Shah
Iran
Bruce Mackenzie
Kenya
Mexico
U.S. Peace Corps
Between Horses and Me: Milk Wagon and War Horses
Jim Bishop recalls a milk-delivery job with a stubborn horse named Buster and early career pivots into military service. He describes nights on the West Eighth Street route, a fragile balance of control, danger, and humor before quitting to begin army service. The piece ends with a humorous war anecdote about a horse and a tree at Pine Camp.
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Merrittle
West Eighth Street
Buster
Foreman
12Th Field Artillery
Pine Camp
Thousand Islands
Oliphant Hatch
Hoover analyzes New Left's fashion of youth action
FBI Director John Edgar Hoover writes that the New Left and Students for a Democratic Society influence campus life. He warns that SDS members may work on projects this summer in factories or businesses, as the group acts as its chief spokesman.
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Maar Hoecer
Avoians
Arcane
Mr. Hoover
John Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Strakany
Students For A Democratic Society Isds
New Left
Uns
Multinational corporations shape world trade says ICC outlook
An International Chamber of Commerce outlook from Istanbul argues that multinationals expand beyond markets into roots abroad, boosting world trade via management and capital while provoking nationalist reactions and debates over neo colonial practices and fair regulation. The piece notes examples like Unilever IBM Mitsubishi SKF and Hilton Intercontinental Sheraton and cautions about regional free trade blocs and political resistance.
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Istanbul
Blue Bosporus
Europe
Asia
Golden Horn
International Chamber of Commerce
Multinational Corporation
Unilever
IBM
Mitsubishi
SKF
Rights moves criticized cloud Nixon civil rights stance
Roy Wilkins argues the Nixon Administration uses fuzzy language to reform civil rights while maintaining enforcement of existing laws. He cites cuts to housing and education funds, delays on desegregation, and proposed Voting Rights Act changes that would place voting disputes in state courts, undercutting federal oversight.
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Hts
Congress
Nixon
Nixon Defense Department
Armed Services
Clifford Alexander
EOC
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Supreme Court
Tle
Dakotas
Utah
New Mexico
Ohio
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
Regulations may be revised conservation policy line
In a byline piece by Raymond, attention is drawn to the costs to taxpayers from vast federally owned land and mineral holdings under conservation. The article notes proposed revisions amid discussions by Walter Hickel and Congress, and references a Land Law Review Commission report and state revenue sharing implications.
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Raymond
Amenea
Poli Rey
Walter Hickel
Congress
Bemp
Land Law Review Comminista Aspinall E Cola
Herr
Washington
Kael
Alaska
TVA
Det Yo West National Parks
Lane Bureau of Reclamation
Wiser Continental Shell
Free seminar offers answers to questions from campus crowd
A speaker offers a free seminar to about 2,000 college students. He cites prior lectures at Colgate Scranton Washington Ohio State and the University of Victoria and fields questions on morality education race and campus climate with pointed, sometimes provocative answers.
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Colgate
Scranton
Washington
Ohio State
University of Victoria
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