De Escalation Plan Debated By Congress For Vietnam
In Our Opinion argues President McNamara heard field generals say 100000 more troops are needed beyond 466000 to win in Vietnam. Eight Republicans propose a staged de escalation halting bombing north of the 21st parallel for 60 days and stepping down to the 17th parallel. They aim to build mutual confidence, though success is uncertain.
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Robert McNamara
Secretary of Defense
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Morse
Massachusetts
Dellenbach
Oregon
Esch
Michigan
Horton
New York
Mathias
Maryland
Mosher
Ohio
Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Stafford
Vermont
Hanoi
Haiphong
Ho Chi Minh Trail
United States
North
South Vietnam
Common man may fall but rises define the successful
Paul Harvey argues that equality is a myth and that success comes from getting up after a fall. He cites Lincoln and the parable of the talents, noting differences in health, perseverance, and partnerships as keys to achievement and leadership. He insists only those who deserve it rise after setbacks.
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Paul Harvey
Christ
National Rifle Association
House Appropriations Committee
Defense
Bob Sikes
D-Fla
Army
Rootin’ Rootin
Hunters
Rifle Association
Senate
Roman Hruska
R-Neb
Hruska
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Conn
Department of Transportation
Fredericksburg
Three Minutes A Day By Reverend Keller
A Chicago study from Michael Reese Medical Center finds two way parental child communication boosts healthy childhood. Disturbed children show gap in understanding parents while normal children reflect parents' expectations. The piece ends with a Bible verse and a prayer urging open listening.
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James Keller
Michael Reese
Chicago
Mark
Biddeford Maine Daily Journal Admits Local Rates
The Biddeford Maine daily paper lists subscription rates in advance. One month costs 2.60 dollars, six months 15.50, and one year 31.00. The paper notes Associated Press membership and republication rights.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
P. Ingalls
Telephone Business
Associated Press
Johnson shifts stance on Red China amid nuclear age
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports President Johnson signaling a policy change toward Red China citing nuclear weapons and North Vietnamese peace as reasons. Johnson asked Romania's Maurer to convey Washington's view to Beijing and stressed China should be a respected member of nations.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
iIt
Johnson
Redna
United States
China
Community of Nations
George Marshall
Senate
William Jenner
Chiang Kai-shek
McCarthy
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Roger Hilsman
Meee
Red China
Ion Gheorghe Maurer
Romania
White House
Maurer
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Denmark
Near East
Bucharest
Bute
Miniskirt debate and odd notices from Capitol Hill
Mac's World surveys fashion and folly in Washington. Rep. Steed proposes a Miniskirt Board for hemline policing while diplomats celebrate and lawmakers face quirks of ethics and law. From quirky state rules to odd Civil Service guidance on atomic era defense, the column blends humor with political color.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Capitol Hill
Tom Steed
Okla
Rep. Steed
Bureaucrats Strangle Maoist Revolution Says Hong Kong Source
A Hong Kong contact reports Chinese bureaucrats are choking Mao Tsetung's movement as Mao and Lin Piao gain a temporary edge. The shift suggests the revolution is becoming a bureaucracy with officials absorbing revolutionaries and delaying decisions.
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Ray Cromley
Washington Correspondent Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Washington
Hong Kong
Mao Tse- Tung
Mao
Lin Piao
Lin
Peking
Mainland
China
Tracing Agency Relives War's Losses and Small Miracles
Geneva based Central Tracing Agency recounts heartbreaks and happy endings from missing persons records. It notes Emilie’s reunion with her two sets of parents and highlights vast files with names like Meyers and Mullers, plus cases from World Wars I and II.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Geneva
Switzerland
Hitler
Emilie
The
Red Cross
West Germany
International Red Cross
Central
Meyers
Mullers
John
Jean
Johan
Ivar
Ivan
Han
Hans
Joop
Joannis
Dschani
Pvt
Pascale di Cataldo Riggi
San Marco
Catabissetta
Metline
Pascale
Britain
Pascale Riggis
Mans
Dachau
Belsen
Noumea
Natalie
Olga
Siberia
Nicolas
America
Shamsuipo
Taxes must rise to protect prosperity says adviser
The piece argues that prosperity hinges on government spending and that tax increases are needed to sustain growth. It critiques the idea that prosperity benefits others and defines prosperity as the gap between paying off the last purchase and starting the next.
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Harold Coffin
Gardner Ackley
Uncle Sam
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D-La
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Spain
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