Psychological Warfare Across the Global Chessboard
The piece argues that Communism gains through unconventional strategy and psychological warfare using secret agents and covert pressures. It urges reactivating the US psychological warfare arm and opposing cuts to CIA and FBI to maintain defense against Soviet influence.
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Europe
Asia
Western
Moscow
Peking
United States
Bobby Fischer
CIA
FBI
Reds
Thousands Won't Work Unemployed Rise Hidden by Loafing Claim
An article cites 8.2 million unemployed in the nation while interviews in eight cities reveal about one million not seeking work by choice. It notes dropouts by Labor Department estimates at 1.1 million, with examples from Detroit Philadelphia and Los Angeles of people living on benefits and not seeking jobs.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Labor Department
Israel Defies U S Push for New Sinai Proposals
Israel rejects American and Egyptian proposal talks ahead of Salzburg meeting. Washington urged new ideas while 76 Senators sign a letter backing broad military and economic aid, signaling possible limited discipline over aid in an interim Sinai accord.
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United States
Israel
Salzburg
Sinai
Egypt
Ford
Anwar el-Sadat
Paid Time Off Becomes A Right, Survey Finds In 1960s-70s
AP reports rising paid vacations with six weeks or more common in large firms. The Conference Board finds 1973 payroll cost at 8.2 percent, up from six years earlier, while six standard holidays plus three employer holidays dominate. Office workers see more paid time off for jury duty, medical appointments, and voting. Nonoffice staff are less covered, especially for temporary military duty.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Corporation
Conference Board
It's Time To Halt Wealth Giveaways
Opinion by Anthony Harrigan argues the United States should resist Third World calls for sharing ocean wealth. He warns that Law of the Sea concepts favor centralized control and higher prices for consumers, urging analytic rigor and a shift toward American national interests.
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Nashville
Tenn
CIA
Pacific
United States
U.S
David B. Johnson
Louisiana State University
Venezuela
Johnson
Dennis E. Logue
Dartmouth College
U.S. Treasury Department
American Enterprise Institute
LSU
United Nations
Geneva
Switzerland
Dr. Johnson
America
Mail snooping by Pentagon and CIA linked to Vietnam era abuses
Investigation notes that counterintelligence teams opened and read military mail for years using flap and seal methods and rolling techniques. The programs targeted servicemen and overseas bases, with limited warrants and questionable follow ups. The piece also covers Ford administration debates over Saigon aid and the timing of military funding.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Pentagon
Senate
CIA
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Army Security Agency
Army
Prague
West Germany
Senate Committee
Defense Department
IRS
U.S
Ford
Saigon
House
Tip O’neill
John Rhodes
Carl Albert
Phillip Burton
D.calif
House Democratic Caucus
O'Neill
Nelson Rockefeller
Middle East
This Day in History Highlights From 1940 to 1968
A June 5 historical roundup notes the 1940 start of the Battle of France, Grant's 1872 nomination, 1917 draft registrations, the Marshall Plan outline, Nixon’s 1962 primary, Scorpion loss and RFK shooting in 1968, and the 1968 Vietnam combat acknowledgment.
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Associated Press
France
Philadelphia
Ulysses S. Grant
George Marshall
Harvard University
Europe
Richard Nixon
California
U.S
Atlantic
Azores
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
State Department
South Vietnam
Time For A New Major Party
Washington columnist questions William Rusher's call for a new Independence party uniting conservatives. He notes leadership gaps, funding hurdles, and the risk of extremism, arguing Republicans may serve as the vehicle for conservativeMomentum despite flaws.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Washington
William A. Rusher
Rusher
National Review
Democratic Party
GOP
Republican Party
Independence Party
Robert E. Lee
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Signs OF the Times
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George Wallace
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Bobby Riggs
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