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Editorials
February 9, 1974 issue

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Presents several editorials covering different subjects. "On the Nixon Front," which discusses the likely impeachment of U.S. President Richard Nixon; "Two Wars" which discussed the wars in South East Asia and the Middle East; "Let 'Em Eat Grass," which discussed aid the U.S. is giving countries in Asia and Africa; "Project 'Cointelpros," which discussed the espionage of communists in the U.S.; "Manslaughter by Truck," which discussed a bus accident in Riverside, California; "The Stupid Embargo," which discussed the trade embargo imposed on Cuba by the U.S.

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EDITORIALS; NIXON, Richard M. (Richard Milhous), 1913-1994; IMPEACHMENTS; ESPIONAGE; COMMUNISTS; EMBARGO
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