A Time for Sober Second Thoughts on Calley
A reader letter and wide-ranging opinion piece explore the Calley verdict and national psyche. Prominent figures such as Adlai Stevenson, Karl Menninger, Henry Commager, and Seymour Janov are cited on guilt, dehumanization, and possible lessons for democracy and the Vietnam War. The analysis anticipates consequences for public morality and military conduct.
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Tom Tiede
United States
William Calley
John Kennedy
U.S
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Calley
Ernest van den Haag
Ularly
Arthur Janov
Vietnam
Janay
Ronald Dellunis
D-Calif
University of
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President Jaafar ef Numairi of Sudan told Cairo papers he is positive another war will arise between Arab states and Israel. Egypt and allies press US to push Israel to withdraw from occupied Arab lands. In Amman floods halt a house to house search for Palestinian guerrillas. several areas inundated and three children drowned.
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Jaafar Ef Numairi
Sudan
Israel
Egypt
Middle East
Numairi
Cairo
al Akhbar
United States
America
U.S
Moshe Dayan
Suez Canal
Amman
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