Nixon Escalation in Vietnam Seeks Short Term Gain
Commentary argues Nixon has escalated by sealing Haiphong and threatening mine field risks to North Vietnam. It warns of grave political dangers in the United States and questions whether limited military actions will force Hanoi to concede a cease fire or merely prolong the war.
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Trade deficit hits new US record in early 1972
The United States posts its largest trade deficit in history for the first quarter of 1972 amid devaluation hopes. Economists urge patience while noting that import purchases with devalued dollars worsen the gap, and improvement requires cheaper goods and stronger inflation control and productivity.
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FBI Data Scrutiny Across Society Raises Privacy Alarm
The FBI taps vast data sources from birth onward to profile citizens even without crimes. Examples include Ralph Abernathy and Muhammad Ali, with disclosures from banks, telephone companies, universities, and employers suggesting broad access to confidential records and personal finances.
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Ma Bell Poised for Heavy Mother's Day Call Volume
AT and T forecasts almost 10 million interstate calls on Mother's Day with a surge in overseas traffic to about 90 000 calls. Long Lines adds 1 400 circuits to handle the load as peak hours fall after morning services and again in the evening. Callers are advised to try later or Saturday to avoid congestion.
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Sternglass Theories Rejected By Health Experts In Letters
Elaine Dunn claims Sternglass findings are scientifically accepted, but health physicists and public health bodies have rejected them. Named experts include Teller Wrenn Sagan Tamplin Eisenbud and Stewart. Public health groups also reject Sternglass’ theories. The letter accuses Dunn of fearmongering.
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