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...November 22: In an editorial sent to press on November 20, the Vietnam Courier from Hanoi reported editorially that President Nixon was determined to put off a determination of a final date for troop withdrawal as long as possible; the article said that he intended to maintain a residual force in Vietnam, to step up the air war in Indochina, and that he refused to terminate "the bloody 'pacification' operations of the 'Phoenix' type, licked into shape by the Americans...
Concerning U.S. strategy to maintain Thieu in office, the Vietnam Courier said that Nixon "wants to prosecute (in South Vietnam) a kind of war of attrition in which the patience and strength of the South Vietnamese patriots would experience a hard trial whereas the affluent U.S., which has only greenbacks to lose--though less than previously--will be able to hold out indefinitely and come out victorious at long last...
Shortly before noon, the Luftwaffe JetStar landed at Athens airport and taxied over to the sector operated by the U.S. Air Force. Ostensibly, the JetStar was on a routine diplomatic courier mission, and the three crew members told Greek officials not to bother with passports: "We will be leaving shortly." Then two passengers-a German army major in uniform and a young woman -got off and drove in to Athens...
...either in or out of that section." In November 1970, Hovik won her battle; the Star junked its women's section and created "Variety." "Newsworthy activities by women," said Hovik, "should be of interest to both men and women." This thinking is obviously carried through in the Louisville Courier-Journal's upbeat "Today's Living" section. Women's Editor Carol Sutton finds room in her section for stories by cityside reporters; her staffers, in return, sometimes see their articles published in the general news pages. Instead of being a news ghetto, the section blends easily into...
Beyond this, Harvard's involvement in the conference is solely that of co-sponsorship, May said. The four newspapers which helped develop the idea for the forum--The Boston Globe. The Chicago Sun-Times, The Louisville Courier-Journal and The Philadelphia Bulletin--are providing all of the financial backing...