Stop The War By Winning It Editorial Voice
Guest editorial argues the United States must win in Vietnam to deter communism. Cites intelligence and domestic opposition to condemn critics, praises military gains, and urges McNamara’s departure as a turning point toward sustained hot pursuit and national resolve. Highlights Viet Cong recruitment drop and stronger South Vietnamese forces.
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Vietnam
United States of America
Robert S. McNamara
South Vietnam
Negative income tax proposal faces congressional heat
The Office of Economic Opportunity runs a 620000 dollar pilot study to subsidize eight New Jersey families, risking a potential 3.4 million dollar three year program. Lawmakers are urged to apply pressure before the nationwide program expands without explicit congressional approval. Glendale News-Press.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
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Third Parent: TV’s Violence Drives Down Our Children
A strong unsigned editorial urges parents to switch off violent TV to protect children. It argues networks push crime and money over education, noting FBI crime data and parental sacrifice for schooling, and cites improved outcomes after a Birmingham family banned TV. It calls readers to protest by writing sponsors and reclaim family time.
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Marguiis
NRG
CBS
ABC
A Prayer For Today Bress Lord Help Heal and Forgive
A prayer asks for guidance strength and healing this day. The speaker seeks to mend broken things serve others restrain anger embrace effort and share praise through words and deeds in Christ Jesus.
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Christ
Democracy's Eclipse Couldn't Last Long
On Puerto Rico's eastern tip a World War II fortress was built to host a British meet and royal family if Hitler invaded Britain. The piece argues Anglo American leadership endures, while Britain succumbs to socialism and the United States to moral decay, warning the shared system remains essential to resist totalitarian threats.
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Puerto Rico
Pellucid Sea
Hitler
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United States
Attacks on Grammar Too Hard To Take
Morie Ryskind defends a columnist’s craft against attacks for perceived errors and political labels. He argues that deadlines drive slippage and defends usage such as thusly while urging readers to observe laws and free expression amid controversy.
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Neaven
Lyndon Johnson
Supreme Court
Congress
Baseball Hall of Fame first five and league formed
United Press notes events from 1900 and 1936. The American Baseball League was founded in 1900. In 1936 Ty Cobb Walter Johnson Christy Mathewson Babe Ruth and Honus Wagner became the first Hall of Fame inductees. France opposed Britain joining the European Common Market in France first voted against further talks. Britain sought membership. In 1964 NASA launched an unmanned Saturn rocket that crash landed on the Moon four days later. A thought for the day quotes Publilius Syrus on missing opportunity while we pause to think.
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Walter Johnson
Christy Mathewson
Babe Ruth
Honus Wagner
France
Frst
Britain
United States
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