Pueblo Findings Are Closed In Navy Court Of Inquiry
The Navy Court of Inquiry into the North Korean capture of the USS Pueblo completed its findings of facts, totaling 550 on 123 pages, at Coronado. Critics question the fact finding process, why certain witnesses were not called, and whether wartime standards were misapplied, urging fuller public disclosure and possible closed congressional review.
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Countdown to hearings on admitting more Trish into country
Experts warn air pollution could influence winter cold by dimming sunlight. If pollution grows, sunlight may diminish further, impacting climate and health.
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Naming America Fame and Vespucci’s Contested Claim
Henry J. Taylor critiques the myth making around Amerigo Vespucci and the naming of America. He argues Vespucci’s historic contribution is overstated, noting a lack of contemporary evidence for his voyage and suggesting fame came from later self-promotion rather than actual exploration. The piece questions the prestige attached to Vespucci.
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Amerigo Vespucci Claims Debunked In Early Atlantic Voyages
The text questions Vespucci's claimed 1497 voyage and travels in 1499 1501 and 1503 noting inconsistent dates distances and destinations. It cites Waldseemuller 1508 influence and suggests the name America arose from his misreadings while labeling Vespucci hokum.
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Loss Of Certitude Among Our Leaders
General David Shoup voiced patriotism while criticizing American militarism in Atlantic Monthly. The piece contrasts his wartime stance with his recent interview remarks, noting leaders Mansfield Symington and John Cooper share a similar loss of confidence. It argues that a fading faith in national purpose threatens liberty and democracy amid Cold War pressures.
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Don MacLean Tells Time-Life Billing Horror Tale
Washington columnist recounts being signed up for unsolicited Time-Life items and magazine offers. He sent letters to cancel, received no relief, and now faces continued bills and a looming collection threat while Time-Life sends free publications. He vows not to pay and notes possible FBI involvement but maintains no obligation to return unsolicited items.
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Sino Soviet split could aid US in Vietnam war
Russell Kirk argues that China and Russia threaten Vietnam supplies, with Manchuria and Siberia routes potentially disrupted. He says Nixon could bargain with Moscow to push a settlement, noting China’s border actions and Soviet logistics, while warning Moscow may seek East European détente.
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End of Rebellion Proclaimed by Johnson in 1865
This Day In History notes President Andrew Johnson's 1865 proclamation declaring an end to the Civil War in the South. It also recalls 1792 Congress authorizing the Mint to coin money with the motto Pluribus Unum. In 1932 Lindbergh dropped $50,000 in a NYC cemetery for an unidentified man in hopes of recovering his kidnapped son. Hauptmann was later found guilty and executed.
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