Vietnam War Deepens With Likely Mekong Delta Move
Opinion suggests a new phase in Vietnam may start in January with large scale U S troop movement into the Mekong Delta. The shift could mark American takeover of fighting, provoking anti American sentiment and debate on U S responsibility in Saigon and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Mekong
South Vietnam
Orient
Saigon
Claude A. Buss
Dean Rusk
Mekong Delta
Buss
American dream hinges on guts to pursue business path
The text argues that true prosperity comes from enterprise not government aid, citing Junior Achievement growth, Amway founder Richard De Vos, and Horatio Alger ideals. It emphasizes start-up effort, self-reliance, and the role of private enterprise in job creation and national wealth.
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Nik
America
United States
Richard de Vos
Amway Corporation
Jay van Ande
Amway
de Vos
Horatio Alger
Japan
Manila
U S Soviet tilt toward peace reshapes world policy
Washington talk by Drew Pearson outlines a covert U S Soviet alignment in 1967 toward world peace. Brezhnev’s rise signals restrained defense spending and a shift toward arms stabilization, while talks on nuclear restraint and foreign aid cooperation gain momentum.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
USA
Ussr
Moscow
U.S
Vietnam
Peking
Nikita Khrushchev
John F. Kennedy
Berlin
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Red
China
Brezhnev
Red Army
United States
Geneva
U. S
Llewellyn Thompson
Russia
Africa
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Senate
India
Lay off Lyndon week says columnist in defense
In a pointed defense, the piece urges readers to give Lyndon B Johnson space amid war criticism. It argues he did not start Vietnam or raise living costs and that leaks exaggerate his faults while praising his perseverance and leadership.
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Bob Considine
New York
LBJ
Vietnam
George Hamilton
Cassius Clay
William Manchester
Bill Moyers
Jack Valenti
White House
Adlai Stevenson
Eric Sevaried
Congress
Texas
Perry Como
Lincoln
Harding
Destiny
Dallas
Seige
Johnson's
Babe Ruth
Prez
William Jennings Bryan
Ike
Harvard
Yale
Asia nations must forge do it yourself red curb
Washington report notes Southeast Asia seeks Japan led bloc to deter communism. Japan could supply finance tech and organization while Asians build development banks farms schools and small industries. U.S. officials favor an Asian led bloc to reduce Western dependence and foster regional self reliance.
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Asia
Ray Cromley
Washington
Enterprise Asia
Tokyo
Thailand
Vietnam
Japan
Philippines
Laos
East Asia
Southeast Asia
Burma
India
Pakistan
U.S
United States
Far East
Britain to Abandon Centuries Old Monetary System
Russell Kirk argues Britain will drop the twelve century old monetary system for decimal coinage led by new pence and various “newpenny” denominations. He warns devaluation risks, links sanctions on Rhodesia to trade harms, and notes potential political upheaval if inflation continues in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Kirk
Britain
Rhodesia
South Africa
Newpeace
America
Johnson
Three Minutes a Day Teenagers as Big U S Spending Power
The piece notes that U S teenagers spend over 25 billion dollars yearly with half on entertainment and cosmetics and a third on soft drinks. It highlights that 20 percent of high school seniors own cars and urges parents and teachers to guide youth in responsible spending and generosity, invoking a religious exhortation to stewardship.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
JFK
Red Army
Boeing
General Dynamics
United States
Army
Cuba
Democratic Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
U.S
Soviet Union
Russia
Alexei Kosygin
U.S.A
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