Editorial: Drug use in U S military in Asia prompts policy review
A Pentagon task force finds drug use among U S military personnel in the Far East a major issue. It notes disciplinary measures fail to deter abuse and supports a shift toward treatment, rehab, and amnesty options under Defense Department policy. The piece also discusses increasing male participation in roles once dominated by women, noting nurses and operators.
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Will War End For United States In Vietnam Soon
A column argues the United States plans to withdraw ground troops but will keep air and artillery support in South Vietnam. It notes Korea and UN forces since 1953, and outlines Nixon and Laird statements on phased troop withdrawals and ongoing security roles. The piece cautions that a true end to US involvement is not soon and Vietnamization will face tests.
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Nixon May Outdo LBJ on Home Front Policy Balance
Washington analysis says President Nixon aims to widen the gap between defense spending and domestic welfare, risking a liberal Republican and Democratic backlash. His picks, notably Sen. Robert Dole as RNC chairman, signal strong party control while deferring balanced-budget orthodoxy. The strategy seeks to push Democrats left and face a possible Kennedy-style opponent in 1972.
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Dole
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Charles Goodell
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Cold Wave Across North America and Europe Tests Winters
The winter of 1970-71 faces scrutiny as experts await final tallies to determine if it ranks as one of the coldest. Arctic blasts hit populations from the United States to Europe, despite officials saying the worst status remains undecided until spring.
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Norman Pope Re elected Fire Chief and Warden
Norman Pope was reelected president of the South End Fire Company at the annual meeting and was named Fire Warden for the South End area. E.W. Argenbright announced the Gamewell fire signalling system order, due in about 60 days, at a Winchester Firemen’s Association meeting.
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Daily Meditation on Excitement in Politics and Life
The piece argues that public excitement in politics is largely beneficial. It praises parties and politicians while noting a few crooked individuals exist, and asserts that vocal debate over radio, TV, and newspapers drives public welfare and lively living.
Limiting Cars Seen Favorable to Pollution Control
A reader letter argues for sensible population control focusing on reducing automobiles rather than limiting people. The author cites New York City pollution, urges limiting car numbers and motorized access, and suggests prioritizing vehicle reduction over breeding limits. A second reader asks about exercising in pollution and health risks, with Dr Lamb noting benefits of exercise generally outweighing risks unless pollution is extreme.
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HEW
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How's Your IQ The 100 Question Daily Quiz
A self test claims to rate memory and reasoning by a 10 day plan. It presents ten sample questions covering diplomacy airports passports sword handles flags pen names lobster color and circle degrees with a page reference for answers.
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