William F Buckley Jr on Calley Verdict Sparking Nixon Move
Buckley reports a surprising public reaction to the Calley verdict and suggests it influenced President Nixon to intervene. He notes a lopsided mail showing strong support for Calley despite claims of targeting civilians. He frames the public mood as inconsistent with the alleged actions.
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Calley
Nixon
William Calley
The
Louisville, Ky
Courier-Journal
Calley Guilty? Unease Over My Lai Verdict Echoes War Ethics
The article questions the My Lai verdict’s hold on public conscience, arguing Calley’s guilt is clear while broader questions about responsibility for war crimes linger. It weighs Nuremberg and Tokyo precedents, the duty of leaders and followers, and the risk of scapegoating in a highly politicized Vietnam era.
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William Calley
My Lai
Vietnam
Nuremberg
Tokyo
Westmoreland
Dr. Strangelove
CBS
Pentagon
Calley
South Vietnam
Admiral Yamashita
World Not Taking Sides In Pakistani Civil Conflict
Robert S Elegant argues the Pakistan crisis shows a military regime crushing East Pakistan's autonomy bid. He notes 10 000 Bengalis killed, no global response, and warns that taking sides gains no political advantage while U S interest remains absent. The piece questions moral judgment and international action.
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Robert S. Elegant
Los Angeles Times
L.A. Times
Washington Post News Service
Pakistan
India
East Pakistan
West Pakistan
United States
People’s Liberation Movement
Washington
Nigeria
Biafra
Portugal
Angola
British India
Rawalpindi
Nationhood myths and war crimes judged in a troubled view
The author rejects Pakistan's partition effects and predicts a fractured future for East Pakistan with external powers likely to back suppression. He compares atrocities in Vietnam to My Lai, questions victors' justice, and defends punishment for Calley while condemning broader war crimes. He argues against new rules that excuse such acts.
Call for county action to replace the Athens Children’s Home
A letter from Cetters Children’s Home criticizes the Athens County Children’s Service Board for indecision. The writer urges building a county owned facility on Route 13 to house children and offices and advocates recruiting foster parents to reduce the need for a permanent home. The piece questions institutional life and calls for community initiative and action.
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the Messenger
Mary
Children’s Service Board
Athens County
Athens
Athens County Commissioners
Route 13
Friends of Children’s Services
Athens Messenger rates and mailing details
The Athens Messenger lists delivery and subscription rates for Daily and Sunday editions. Rates cover carrier, tube route, and mail options within Ohio, West Virginia, and elsewhere in the U.S., with prices varying by duration and method.
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Che
Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
D&s
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Humphrey Courtship With Liberal Wing Shapes 1972 Bid
Humphrey moves from Johnson era stance on SST and Vietnam toward liberal positions. He votes against the SST, backs rapid Indochina withdrawal and disarmament measures, and frames a pro disarmament agenda while pledging Senate work. His pre presidential feasibility rests on pleasing the Democratic left and maintaining credibility.
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Humphrey
Senate
Democratic Party
Tiws
Johnson
Vietnam
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Space Council
Machinists’ Union
Aflcio
Hubert Humphrey
United States
Mike Mansfield
Democratic Caucus
U.S
Indochina
Democratic Policy Council
Democratic National Committee
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Washington Post
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China
New Delhi
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Breckkman
Cetters Children’s Home
Che Athens Messenger
Associated Press
Spencer Rich
Presidency
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