America Needs A Win Policy Grand Strategy Editorial
Guest editorial argues the u s grand strategy to halt international communism is flawed and proposes a win policy through a free coalition in Asia led by regional powers. It calls for dignity in policy, ends American domination, and urges a shift from force to collective security with nations like South Korea Japan and Australia. The piece challenges moral framing and urges public pressure for a formal rethink.
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Asia
SEATO
Europe
NATO
America
United Nations
Sam
Diem
South
Viet Nam
Formosa Straits
Ople
Fulbright Criticism Deepens Over Viet Nam and Red Threat
A political column assails Senator J William Fulbright for misreading Cold War dangers and misjudging Vietnam and Cuba policy. It cites gaffes in Belgrade London Canberra and Sydney urging tougher anti Communist stand and questions his liberal credentials amid Sino Soviet strategy concerns.
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Fulbright
Tito
Belgrade
Berlin
London
Truman
Fidel Castro
A Prayer For Today
A prayer asks mercy for sins of indifference to the poor hungry and oppressed. It seeks forgiveness and asks to be filled with humility compassion and a resolve to do Thy will.
Space militarization shifts U S lead in 1965
The article notes the United States surpassing the USSR in earth orbiting payloads and manned space flights, with the Johnson administration moving space policy toward defense roles. It highlights MOL being assigned to the Defense Department, and cites U S advances in space communications, navigation, and meteorology as military assets, while acknowledging Soviet strength in far-out missions and total payload weight.
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Russia
United States
Defense Department
USA
Ussr
MOL
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
NASA
U.S
U.S. Debates Containment Policy and Brinkmanship
The piece notes a U.S. shift toward containment of Communist China without total isolation, while GOP committees favor brinkmanship. Lyndon Johnson is touched on as a political brink point. Bobby Kennedy is cited as comparing Southern issues to national ones, suggesting secession fears. The South African Witch Doctors Association increases fees to rout evil spirits.
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Eisenhower
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Space Council
NASA
U.S
China
Lyndon
Bobby Kennedy
Morse Misjudges Johnson Vietnam Policy, Goldwater Ally Says
The writer rebukes Senator Wayne Morse for supporting Johnson policies in Vietnam, arguing Morse is consistently wrong. He accuses Morse of backing flawed diplomacy, McNamara-Johnson vacillation, and a path that could lead to cease-fire concessions to the Viet Cong.
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Sen. Morse
Goldwater
Johnson
Viet Nam
Secretary of Defense
Hanoi
McNamara
Mr. Johnson
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