What Others Say Excerpts From Recent US Editorials
A selection of editorial comment from American newspapers reviews current issues, reflecting diverse viewpoints on politics society and governance. Writings span leading dailies and regional presses, presenting differing analyses and critiques of national policy.
Lessons from Vietnam for Iraq in DeSoto Times Today
The DeSoto Times Today in Hernando, Mississippi reflects on 40th anniversary Kennedy assassinations and warns that U.S. policy makers misread Vietnam lessons. It argues Iraq should shift responsibility to Iraqi people with clear aims and strategies to avoid repeating failures.
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Kennedy
United States
Vietnam
Iraq
America
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
U.S
Dallas
DeSote Times
Hernando
Miss
Schwarzenegger Repeals Car Tax as Governor Takes Charge
California's new governor Arnold Schwarzenegger ends the car tax hike on his first day and calls a special session to address worker compensation and undocumented drivers licenses. He projects a 10.6 billion budget shortfall, seeks a potential 20 billion bond to cover gaps, and urges bipartisan reform to restore investor and employer confidence.
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California
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Schwarzenegger
Ventura County
Calif
Reform primaries to empower small states first
The Herald Journal argues the presidential primary system is broken as several states cancel primaries next year. Early wins favor moneyed candidates and early frontrunners, sidelining voters in late primary states. A reform plan would push small states to hold early contests, then progressively larger states, extending the process for broader voter input.
Baytown Sun Editorial Board Seeks Community Input
The Baytown Sun invites letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words on public matters. Submissions should be signed with full contact details, limited to one per month, and may be edited or refused.
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Baytown Sun
David Bloom
Wanda Gamer Cash
David Broom
Joseph Lohan
Dee Anne Navarre
Jim Finley
Sun
Jane Howard Lee
Wrer
The
Wanda
Nov 22 1963 a shot that changed our world forever
Donnie Smith, a Wallisville Lake park ranger for the US Army Corps of Engineers, reflects on November 22 1963 the day President Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas Texas and the enduring questions about the three shots the Warren Commission and public memory. He recalls the era from civil rights milestones to cultural shifts and personal family ties to eyewitness Howard Brennan.
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Associated Press
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Texas
Pope John XXIII
Cardinal Montini
Pope Paul VI
Oval Office
Washington
Moscow
Russia
Michael E. de Bakey
Houston
South Vietnam
L.A. Dodgers
New York Yankees
Texas Longhorns
Chateaugay
Julia Child
Andy
Barney
Opie
Aunt Bea
Gomez
Otis
Andy Griffith
Mayberry
Osbournes
Beatlemania
Tom Jones
America
James Baldwin
Betty Friedan
Kurt Vonnegut
Tony Bennett
San Francisco
Supreme Court
Brown v. Board of Education
Topeka
Kan
Plessy v. Ferguson
Little Rock
Arkansas Central High
United States
Dr. King
Lincoln Memorial
Montgomery
Alabama
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Congress
Kennedy
Love Field
Nellie
John Connally
Connally
Dealey Plaza
Texas Book Depository
Stemmons
President Kennedy
Gov. Connally
Mrs. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
Oswald
Zapmider
Howard L. Brennan
Kemp
Gerald R. Ford
Howard
Loue
Lou
Huntsville
Jim Garrison
Louisiana
Oliver Stone
John Kennedy
United States of America
U.S. House of Representatives
Cuba
Rudolph Wilde Platz
West Berlin
Berlin
John E." Kennedy
Walter Cronkite
Washington, D.C
National Park
Donnie Smith
Wallisville Lake Park
US. Army Corps of Engineers
Today in History Highlight for November Twenty Two
Saturday November 22, 2003 marks the 326th day of the year with 39 remaining. Notable events include Kennedy's 1963 assassination in Dallas, Blackbeard’s death in 1718, the 1906 SOS adoption, Ravel's Bolero debut in 1928, Mae West's death in 1980 and John McCormack's passing in Dedham, alongside a 60 Minutes segment from five years prior.
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Kennedy
Dallas
Edward Teach
Blackbeard
Virginia
Berlin
Maurice Ravel
Paris
Mae West
Hollywood
John W. McCormack
Dedham
Mass
CBS News
60 Minutes
Jack Keverman
Baytownsun.com
Baytown history spans 1950 retirement to police change
Baytown archival notes record RL Patterson retiring from the Baytown Refinery after 300 years of work, noting he watched the city grow from a mud hole. Later items note Harris County water district seeking funds for sewer improvements, a 1990 sales tax rebate rise, a 1993 death sentence in a local murder case, and 2001 interim police chief Byron Jones replacing Charles Shaffer upon retirement.
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Baytown Sun Files
Patterson
Baytown
Harris County Water Control and Improvement District
Harris County
Ricky Wayne Smith
Byron Jones
Jones
Charles Shaffer
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Sacramento
Herald-Journal
Spartanburg, S.C