One Authority Must Guide US Foreign Policy Says Editorial
The editorial argues that final foreign policy decisions rest with the Secretary of State under presidential oversight and Senate consent. It criticizes private citizens and officials who speak for other heads of state, warns against undermining Rogers, and notes the need for unified leadership amid drug concerns and Okinawa's pending return to Japan.
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United States
Department of State
Senate
Secretary of State
James Byrnes
Paris
Rogers
Byrnes
Barbara Ann Chaplin heads to Roanoke for Miss Virginia
Miss Winchester Barbara Ann Chaplin travels to Roanoke to compete in the Miss Virginia Pageant with chaperone Mrs. Alson Smith. The Star Files notes local business and civic events including mill sales, club elections, and camp improvements.
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Barbara Ann Chaplin
Winchester
Roanoke
Virginia
Alson Smith
C. F. Schenck
Country Club
Fathers of Winchester Girl Scouts
Camp White Rock
Wendall R. Barney
Chamber of Commerce
Foreign governments voice concern over Pentagon Study leak
Britain and Australia protest the publication of secret papers from the Pentagon Study and urge declassification limits. The piece argues diplomatic secrecy is essential and predicts potential chilling effects on U.S. foreign relations if confidential messages are exposed.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Pentagon
Foreign Office
Australia
America
Congress
State Department
Daily Meditation on Hope and Dedicated Youth
A speaker recalls two young people devoted to Christian work, noting the vast opportunities before them and the prevalence of evil in the world. Yet he contrasts the darkness with millions of dedicated individuals acting for the hard right across schools, workplaces, and communities, urging readers to stay hopeful.
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Congress
Indochina
Oklahoma
U. S. Labor Department
Labor Department
Reed Larson
National
Right-To-Work Committee
Serbian Chicks Are Coming Home to Roost
Belgrade reports Tito’s crackdown on breakaway elements in Yugoslavia stirred by Gen. Draja Mihailovich the Chetnik leader. Mihailovich, famed WWII guerrilla, resisted Austrians Turks Nazis and Tito’s communists, allegedly killed after a staged trial.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Tito
Macbeth
Banquo
Draja Mikhailovich
Europe
Mikhailovich
Chetniks
Communist Second Congress of Self-Managers
Sarajevo
Koca Popovic
Popovic
Pentagon Papers Shift Congress on Vietnam Endgame
Congress' stance shifts as the Pentagon papers circulate and Nixon opens secrecy. McNamara study findings and leaks shape votes, with Mansfield and McGovern-Hatfield amendments signaling disillusionment with ongoing U.S. involvement and possible withdrawal timelines.
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Washington
Pentagon
Congress
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Indochina
George D. Aiken
Vermont
B. Jordan
Idaho
James Pearson
Kansas
Memory Genius Quiz Based on 100 Questions Daily
A 10 day score quiz measures memory skill with ratings from Memory Genius to Good. It asks ten questions including Nixon retreat states and Pan American Day, plus constitutional powers and amendments. The page directs turning to page 2 for correct answers.
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Nixon
Congress
Connecticut
Georgia
Massachusetts
U.S
Western Hemisphere
U.S. Supreme Court
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James Byrd
J. T. Kremer and Valley Realty Corp
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Ferman Perry
Dick Rhodes
Thomas Monahan
Winchester Exchange Club
By David Lawrence
Earl L. Douglas
By Jack Bell
Henry J. Taylor
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Lloyd M. Bentsen
Texas
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Ernest F. Hollings
South Carolina
Robert C. Byrd
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Alan Bible
Howard W. Cannon
Nevada
House
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Armed Services Committee
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Vardar
Salonica
Greece
Erwin Rommel
Egypt
Zagreb
Rommel
el Alamein
Winston Churchill
Balkans
New York State
Pennsylvania
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Adriatic
Edward Kardelj
Kardelj
Red
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Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O’connell
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