McNamara Faces Ghosts Of Vietnam In Memoir Reflections
Former defense secretary Robert McNamara admits fault in Vietnam policy and recalls how the war grew from good intentions to tragedy. His memoir sparks debate among supporters and critics while urging Americans to learn from past misjudgments and precautionary caution in government.
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Readers warn of unknown charge from Zero Plus Dialing
A letter to the editor urges careful review of telephone bills due to a charge from Zero Plus Dialing Inc. The writer questions possible neglect or extortion and notes the company promised a refund after months of delay, warning that many such charges could add up.
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Aiken Standard contact and subscription details
The Aiken Standard lists location at 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 with hours 830 am to 530 pm Monday through Friday and delivery times. It notes subscription rates monthly quarterly half yearly and yearly and advises address changes to the P O Box 456 Aiken 29802.
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McNamara Tears at Vietnam Memorial Reveal New War Reflections
Washington columnist Sandy Grady reports on Robert McNamara’s book In Retrospect and his emotional reactions to the Vietnam War. McNamara admits errors in policy, criticizes the Johnson and Nixon eras, and questions the rationale for escalation while facing the 58,000 names on the wall.
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Gramm Shapes Tax Pledge Clash in New Hampshire
In New Hampshire Phil Gramm touts a stronger tax cut pledge at a Derry Rotary breakfast as Bob Dole signs the pledge. Gramm frames himself as the far right standard bearer, builds money and organization, and positions to drive the GOP primary agenda ahead of Dole and Cole.
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