Gavin’s Dove Choice Sparks Senate Debate on Vietnam War
Retired Lt Gen James Gavin testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, urging an end to bombing of North Vietnam without preconditions. He argues air attacks harm civilians and fail to stop supplies, while noting counterpoints that air power aids South Vietnam and sustains global restraint in war.
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France
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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North Vietnam
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Johnson
Hanoi
Saigon
South Vietnam
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Pacific
Judge Moore argues crime stems from adult conduct in Danville
In a talk at Temple Beth Sholem Judge Adlam J. Moore Sr. cites juvenile court data showing 5,000 school-age children in the region, 845 had court trouble, and only 39 teens faced drunkenness charges versus over 2,800 adults. He underscores adult influence and vigilant policing shaping youth behavior.
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Flatfoot Brigade
Rates and notices in the Danville Register
The Danville Register provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, mail and carrier delivery, with renewal reminders and postal zone pricing. It lists Associated Press ownership and advertising representatives in major cities.
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Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Old Guard unlikely to fade in Norfolk politics
A Norfolk audience finds continuity and wit in Governor Tuck as visitors are warmly greeted and recalled by the Falstaffian image. The Governor’s memory and charm shine as he greets two politicians, prompting a remark on his knack for recalling names and faces.
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the Tother
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War At Sea and the Angel Over Flight Deck
William F Buckley Jr reflects on naval aviation aboard an aircraft carrier. He describes the crew and pilots, the dangerous landings, arresting gear, and the constant readiness for flight deck operations amid the war environment. The piece contrasts youthful bravado with seasoned duty and the relentless tempo of carrier duties.
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South
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Orwell
Night on the bridge of a warship amid a Vietnam era patrol
A vivid scene unfolds on a naval bridge at night with young officers and enlisted men riding the dim glow of red instruments. The crew conducts a 90 degree turn as part of a 180 degree maneuver while others in the hangar work on disabled aircraft and sailors read Henry Miller. The piece touches on Yugoslav aid to North Vietnam and US policy conflicts under Findley amid Cold War tensions.
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Madisson Square Garden
Henry Miller
Miller
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Hanoi
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Illinois
Congress
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Haiphong
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London
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Rhodesia
Soviet
Russia
Easen
Free World
Ramparts exposes CIA spending on NSA support amid debate
John Chamberlain argues Ramparts overstated concerns over CIA subsidies to the National Student Association. He defends CIA funding as countering Communist influence, notes NSA flaws versus YAF, and criticizes Ramparts for eroding U.S. credibility while minimizing past CIA failures such as the Bay of Pigs and U-2 incidents.
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National Student Association
U.S
U.S. A
John A. Howard
Rockford College
Illinois
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Barry Gray
New York City
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United States
Helsinki
Vienna
Overreaching Damages CIA Intelligence System
Ralph de Toledano argues CIA disclosures harm U S intelligence posture. He blames the CIA and CIA Senate watchdog efforts, critiques CIA influence on policy, and calls for reassigning intelligence duties back to the military services to restore balance and accountability.
Ancient Latin Americans Pre-Columbian Headache Claim
Archaeologist physician asserts Latin American peoples suffered headaches tension and stomach distress before European contact, noting this contrasts with their development of a form of basketball.
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Latin America
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